New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-05

This shows TINT while the Democrats gained ohS
Ib9l votes In the five districts, the hcp""h'""' '
10 $50 votes II is also noticeable that III tue ISL l
mic, tho Democratic candidate gained only .oa
votes over 1855 while Governor Oeir' inc "P"'
ucan candidate, lost 1.742 votes, as coAa''" VIVA
an. r,sv,o,s Coneression9l election. THIS Year IL
s..ms probable that Governor Gear VIII more IMAM
regain hat he lost two years ago ana DE- u'''"P"'
elected, the nquor question having entirety P'SSe'
away a local issue "
Reports from the lid District during 'he ias' we"
Indicate an Increase in the interest mahhesteo IL
Oh. tim. ~ election approaches. Colonel HENDERSON
IN making a splendid canvass. and the crowts winch
attend all his meetings and the enthusiasm WIZ"
which he Is received indIcnte the S'rohs "o" "
he has upon the people. on the o'her n"'"' ''
tor Shields, his opponent. Is one oil 'he '.e" VIZ
.,uays has bis Prince Albert coat buitOhei ciosc!
around him except when he is ia the c"inpa"! Vi
his associates. Out on the stump IL l. u'"0'" ioi
him IN uubepd and consequently he fails 10 Greats
the enthusiasm that Colonel Henderson does Inc
prospects Of Republican success In 'he lilu D'"''
now brighter every day. and although thc Dehoer'"
are mailing DESPERATE effort to capture 'he' "''
undoubtedly come far wide OF their MARX $500
REPUBLICAN, success also seems assured In the N'n
c.nrr..aon,l District, where Tom UpdcSrah. one
Of the best men and stanchest Republicans IN p Ime
state Is opposing the re-elcetion oil "Mter H. -
Ter The W. Where the vfOrG %smi SV@ in ths
hemocrat Fred White, III the NlllIi,. "hc'e ""
Concressnnan Hepburn Is making one OF the hnesS
and strongest calvasses ever made IN iowa anu "A
the IXth where A. J.. iagcr is the h"puDhcah a,elu
Ard bearer there Is at present every reason 10
that the Republicsns will redeem all these uisivta
In one or two the contest OF ballots VIII De ciose ou.
u everything continues TO look as hoPeful as II oOya
now "a Republicans will Win. Mr.. Bowinah Wis.,!
concluded that he did not care TO MAKE hho.hel
fgbt for the position, and 50 declined denomination,
and Judge McCee. u SOn-in-aw OF eA congressman
Prlsey who III one time represented the cl'riCt I'd
Congress was selected by the DE- mocTnts. ihrre
wss such u bitter fight before the convention; nov
q, er that there Is no question about the eiecuoi'
Of Senator Hager. the Republican candidate 10 H Si
coed the present Democratic member lfril tne ul9
t,fct and il Is now simply problem as to how mgr
Mr.. Hagcr's majority will 20. -, ,.,.,
The XIth Congressional District OF Iowa CONSISTS CONSISTS
Of q block of thirteen counties In the northwestern
part Of the state. and not long ago one o. IN, ihe
Republican strongholds, but II has been gradnay
going back on It's record until today the Republicans
sdm{t II As one OF the close districts AMI the Demo
Gratis claim that Daniel Campbell the fusion nominee
Tor Congress Is Il winner over Congressman
Perkins who renoninated by the kepui,hchilr
Mir Perkins Is making strong and thorough can
yass of the district. ~" Is disposed 10 be conserve
tive but snys he believes that he viii be- elected
John C. Kelly Trlo Is thr Editor OF The SIOUX Clly
Tribune one Of the leading Democratic papers III
the state and who is pronounced honest money
Democrpt is opposing Campbell on his fiat currency
principles and this division among the Democrats
gives the Republicans great hopes