New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-31

very much cheered by his presence 1t u now
understood that there Is an abundance OF Doodle
available, and that il money can do 1t the State
will be carried for Cleveland. There Ia no doubt
IN nv mind that the Democratic National Com
mittee have sent into Connecticut already. and
will send during the next Few days. an amount
OF money such as Mr.. Barnum in his best days
never dreamed necessary to carry the state.
What that gentleman did in Norwich, Waterbury,
Meriden and other places in 1883 is to be at
tempted again on q much larger scale.
There is q question. in the first place, whe'her
the managers into whose hands this enormous
fund il going will he able to place 1udiciously
and handle it a. effectively as Mr. Barnum dill
and, in the second place. the much more serious oss
and important question whether, after all, Ihe
State is really purchasable In this campaign Inc
to the issues involved. They have been edu-
Gated, not much by the tracts OF trec lraacn,
the speeches Of Democratic orators and the reak!
simple everyday lesson of what they sec gong
ON around them. the very stubborn fact tnat
present themselves in existing conditions IN 'ns
trade and in their own comfortable circumstances;
The number of Intelligent voters who LOOK De! IN cu
the Ave ten dollar bill to be onered Ios umon
votes, to the ultimate effect Of that vse npo oa
their own intercsts as wageea,ners = 100 ia tSs
to be overcome by any wholesale pnrcnase OF , aac
venal voters who are to- sh9rt,signte.o h " INV
means belittle the danger from the corrupIom
fund which the Cleveland managers are pohhr nm
into the State, but cannot believe the s S,
will succeed ! can zee the growing c9hhI ':
m the mart of the local managers but ! Deiiete
h IA misplaced and that when they say we Ss ;sh
will 90 for Cleveland II money can acco1'ti,o o.
h they leave ont Ct the account the lact ; .ma'
the average voter understands the p0iueai SILL
zion thiN wear TOO we'll to he bribed lnn No'ihs
for his own hnrt ,, .;...;.r hoo bcen
meantime the Republican oreaniSation nas DEL
thorough and effective A. very care1ui Canvas it f
hos hen made of the whole State. the results oi
which are OF the most encouraging chaTacr,T.
Tbev have made strong nominations Tor an LnS
oficcs IN he voted for. and arc united AM soIu
in their support. Nowhere, 70 far az can ma a
are there any discussions or divisions bnt an se
ths Success of which they feel confident. IneS
src not urduly elatcd over-coniident, notwitn.
etsndinx the temptation to winch tne ",a,ut
.na+hv and encouragement Of their opponthn...
or Noes them Never losing sight OF the iact ',a'
~ margin il ut the hest narrow, and the zoe H.,
scrunulous, they keep steadily at WORK o"i''ins
nothing that may contribute to success m. n
Last week, venture to say .I.efr .h w"S aid not
vell-informed Democrat in the Statc WHO Hi b,wo
a handsome majority II any Of them think H,a,
fArenfly to-day it is only because OF inc Hori
re;scd by the doodle sent here by the Natio" =.
c.om,n,ttee Those hopes do not Seem 70 M. "
S,e well founded All the indications point T.,
comulete Republican triumph, ana ! navs oI m,"S
,vith more than one Democrat VINO mas eAp' .I
the 6pnon that the Republicans VIII carry '', n"t
AZ the four Congressional distr1c's: . no Nv
remember Presidential campaign since tne Mar
ar the Democratic outlook more disco1I'dIEii"nI