Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-11-07
81 TELEGRAPH.
IS Al aishi sos Repsbiissa essefnss Else
tsss- IssisIztsse aad csasressaea-

Htcfs.sEr foan-. Nov. B---tDnhfeti-
eat = iii Oh Tnessiay vote for Presidential
eleetor-. tsosernor and other state efnterss
foaY use,sl,e-. Of Congress, q lgislaiurs
:. t.i,t IN choose n n!ted States senator
| 10 sreeee.i Gen. las X. Iiawksy, AMI a
f;ay,srr..r il, s-.,s. Of fsisure 10 eieet BY The
rs,.,,l... aa.s CONT, officers, The stale votes
far f,,.s s;rst tin,s. u i'fe.blesiiai eierflon
u,eIer the n..ss Las bssei Oh the AUSTRALIAN
sy-sets,. Tissr.. are tive state tssfsets IN the
srlf. AMI oae must have a ziaieray over
j all s,tilers 10 vim
from Tia. ts.int nj view " a Rrpaotieah
psx-vsrs-r Office il seeH- -atc to PFs'sisf ,ila'
Harrison will carry Connecticut; f';at r.
Stss.n- Henry in the Hariforsl- l foiian'l
/ district and Chas 4 Russell IN the New
! I.on.!oa-E insiham District b,ltis Htpatif'
czn.. will t, elected to Congress: That tbs
chances of eien. s. W. heilogg IN ti,e New
Haven district and of Frederick Miles ID
the. Fourth are as good as those OF sheii
! I,vsuo..raii,s opponents, Hessrs. Pigotf anil
/ DeForest: that the Legislature will be Re
p,.l,Fit.sn ie fotl branches that there viii es
no choice Of state officers by popular aia-
iori,y anil that a lirPnbiiran Legislature
vii, elect Republican officers anil Repuii'
iican nited Stat > senator
I'm Is.te. tili- state slow cd Democratic
plurality af about 5000, but there wefe rs
ON, stty al lronle votefs. 80 that lsss Is Tie
/ safe wear 10 compare iih. tieNslant then
CARRIED the .tate BY ;.i6. ia vote OF al
fnnst IL $50. Such yeFl slim margin In
li,s;rs ios small number of votes can
make the haitnse Of poHer Is, tins state and
how easy il is to lose What seems TO be
v thin easy reach Leaders Of each party
profess confidence now 50 far rs the l'resi
tlehti,l voie is concerned.
Republicans base their expectation OF
gains on tht. fact that business is prosper
ing ali through the state; titai mechanics
are talking tariff and that the farming
ing interest has received great beueiit from
i Larger tobaeco crop, safely harvested ans
well sol al high figures. They are aisc
encouraged 10 believe that in the making o.
new voters they have done better than thu
, Democrat, taking the whole state through
AMI that there are local quarreis in the
I Democratic party 50 serious as to be be
yon,i the reach of peaeemakers.
I These are believed to exist especially III thu
second Congressional district where the
I nomination of Mr.. Piggott has met the iiv'
! Hest opposition. There is also supposed Il
1 De a spiit IN bridgeport ana Hiecofd III III
/ the larger cities. Then, too, the Hartford
4 Times and the New Haven Register, the
| leading Democratic papers of the state,
have taken Il rectiy opposite sides on the
tariff platform adopted by their party.
The campaign has not been noisy or de
Inonstrative--few fireworks, brickbats OF
rotten eggs-but the meetings of both par
lies have been largely attended by people
who listened. The secret ballot law which
| is the cause of the long deadlock and is no
toriously awkward and unsafe, will be triet
| for the first time in Presidential election
The parties have agreed upon uniform
tickets, but there is likely to be confusion
in the count notwithstanding.
! CHARLES ii. CLARK. Hartford Courant.