Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-08
THE OUTLOOK FROM ALBANY.

But Few Stay-at-Homes E1pected-Abund-
ance of Money on Both Sides.
ALBANY, N. Z, Nov. s.-There is a hindrance
to republican voters, as it ia popularity believed
that the farmers are averse to going Ave or six
miles to exercise the right Of suffrage over
roads made dangerous by excessive rains But
il is safe to say that there will be few stay-at-
home voters in New York this year.
EXPORTS TO GET OUT THE VOTE.
The campaign committees of both parties
have made extraordinary efforts to get out
every voter Funds have been forwarded by
tricts of the state with explicit directions that
neither money nor pains be spared to
bring out the aged. infrm. the lame,
the halt and the blind; in fact. every one
having the right to vote and the physical
ability to exercise it. Neither party can be
charged with laches in this campaign and moth
ing short of cloudburst or q snow storm will
prevent full vote.
DIFFICULTY IN GETTING EARLY RETURNS.
One difficulty in getting early returns from
this state this year arises because of the votes
on the three constitutional amendments Every
voter is given not less than eleven ballots
in this state today. In districts like the
fourth Albany, where independent nomi-
nations for the assembly are made,
additional ballots arc given. major
ity Of the voters will vote upon the con-
stitutional amendments. 30 that more than the
usual time will be consumed in the making out
the returns. Another element Of delay will be
the large number of democratic voters who
will scratch the name Of the republicsn-demo-
cratic nominee for chief judge Of the court Of
appeals.
MIR. BELDEN sAIp TO BE TRADING.
From every county this morning comes the
intelligence that perfect harmony and accord
exist in all factions of both parties except
Onondaga. In this county the issue between
the contending forces has been direct and bitter.
Belden has been opposed since the day Of his
nomination by the administration forces
under the lead Of Hiscock, Collector Hendricks
and Postmaster Smith Of Syracuse. They have
opposed his nominees throughout. Con
sequently Belden has no great desire for the
success Of the republican electoral ticket and
is trading and using all his means
for his own success and the success Of his can
didates His cutting on the electoral ticket
will cause O falling of Of the normal republican
vote for Harrison in Onondaga county.
ABUNDANCE OF MONEY ON BOTH SIDES.
There is an abundance of money on both
sides. The republicans are using it literally.
In this city the republicans are using it Hber-
ally to influence the Hill democrats to cut
the democratic assembly nominees and split.
This is an effort to save the assembly for the
republicans in order to elect a republican
to the United States Senate. At present IL is
impossible TO ascertain whether OF not this
same move is attempted elsewhere. 1t would
not work successfully in any county but
Albany, because the organization and the NOM
inees here are Cleveland men, while q num-
Der Of democratic voters so-called Hill
men.
There il no danger. however, Of Hill demo-
Gratis cutting the democratic electoral ticket.
The war Of words between Lieut.. Gov. Sheehan
and the federal authorities has done . world of
good to the democratic party.