Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-11-06
.,...,n.,. 81, Snilg Register.

s'l gg..,-,ro1t y. the United States
AZ Cleveland. New York is
....--ca Democrat State, Indiana,
va ..r distinctly indicated in the
" .1srs !. 10 lean toward Mr..
r. Connecticut is in doubt, but
--' -.'.,,. special correspondent re-
~. "" S-are as a hard field for
-Sirao ~ managers. There has
,,s.rg revealed so far
...rbst the Solid South has
-. with d single exception Of
.,tria. whose six electoral votes
-.sr-a.1.y, the probabilities be-
~,,-srfc The Herald then
n, m g1alyze the Republican
t1.s,t1g Harrison in New York,
H. Republican managers sub
NJ ,bs6doned, and says: while
,,-s that the Solid South re-
,~s.ca.ly intact, it is not true
n Northwest appears 70 be
1 hr Mr.. Harrison" " II dis
ia serious rift in the ranks
IGsrrsn Republicans" and con-
Ih.t New York is Democratic
Ilsrs probably Democratic. The
4 Ttbe lighting is on the Repu0-
4 Connecticut, Kansas, Idaho.
and Michigan also are lost TO
gbicans, while Wisconsin, Mon
6,sz1n and Iowa are distinctly in
On political gains and losses
l-s-1as: "In a nutshell Mr..
Ii has gained thirty-Six votes
score in lSSS aud the only
Were he is threatened with a
10 Wes. Virginia and COnnecti-
lea east only ten electoral votes.
lsog.ss party will take many
electoral votes away from Mr..
1l then be will gain in the new
review concludes with the publi-
Of an autograph letter from
LIZ Flower, which says: 81 re-
J. CONNECTION which ! expressed
eas ago, that New York State
us plurality OF fifty thousand
! Democratic electors.
Us summary Of the situation, the
lg expressions Of Democratic
regarding the State Of Indiana,
0r00ora.e the views OF Gov
Gray telegraphed night before
Nt Sbeeriu wired from Indian
hs morning:
laon entirely satisfactory. En-
.gIsi with abundant money,
l1s will Withstand their best
Secretary Lewis Jordan tele-
The invasion OF Lincoln,
Eliar aud other Republican
b ,ls week is q dismal failure,
u our meetings are attended by
|liS Our people are jubilant and
Is certain" Colonel Richard
1s veteran political observer,
i2 ile situation TO that preced-
election OF Pierce in 1852.
says that at no time
forty years has be seen
TdslceS OF sweeping Demo
victory. From the Republicans
a5yislce Of Senator Mcmillan
lrls0l'can have only inc cleo
'es IN Michigan and OF SDauld-
Republican Chairman of North
El0 cOnieSses that be enter
-!aieeble hope Of saving that
ana Ike expressions from Repub-
'-ers at distant points, while in
Na Tue chief OF that party per-
alni, that they entertain only
ap5ctau0ns Of pulling their
1Ugyl.
l,ss received by the Democratic
p Committee aud a very careful
OF the canvass OF the entire
connecticut renders it certain
STATE viii give TO the Cleveland
@'elson electors not less than
gn.,y.
y Wallace, the member Of the
'lo National Committee for
-ed Of w Washington. says that the
"'4 the Far West are more en-
I, every Jay, and at this mo-
-e'e seems 90 be absolutely no
--' Harrison will lose a major
-s States west Of the Mis-
"'e', OF which he has
'.s'ge. Al Democratic head
@'' Wallace has information
"splo0-alS are desperate in
" 'le gloomy reports they are
'I0u the far West, and that
,taslt larger sums ef money TO
'7gfasaa, CiOrado, Wyoming
,l .ao Dadotas. Ii is believed that
os not turn the tide in the
- '1al Weaver will get from
''l 10 twenty-five votes. The
--1 are concentrating all their
81 .le So,l, iu West Virginia,
= and Alabama.
absolute confidence on the
y tae leaders that Mr.. Cleve-
u, '-s' ny New York, New Jersey,
.T..- 81 lVe votes from Michigan,
b. Reason TO believe that he
~. connecticut and Wisconsin.
H.. ,--.l Y, weather and unsurpassed
~ .-s Democratic merchants
! .s,. a''l closed the actlyd cam
h ,1-day, has a sucE : ex-
D,a... ,a-geo'sIIon and pr lent.
.Cla.rm.'ss'Ol was wed
,,oa AMI :, h1rrlty, ian
y,,io'h a9o the members oe IN
'sao3sI !, Committed Ne
s.S National bek
ss N FL Received a tremel
,o,,3 ~ marching thou}
b a ~ ss q very sign(i
HAa UHnH q
y r R.oassI.tol.ott.' o5Is.o Of the ~