Evening journal., 1892-11-04
At NATIONAL HEADQUARTERS.
Managers Closing Up Business In Order
to Get Home TO Vote.

to Get Home 10 Vote.
NEW YORK, Nov. 4.-The Republican ma.
tional and state committee HEADQUARTERS
viii close on Saturday. All the clerks IT,
both who live at distance will leave fol
home on Saturday night Chairman Car
ter and the others who live at distance
will probably start at the same time Sc
viii other members of the Republican ma.
tional committee who live at a distance.
Those of the national and state committees
who have homes near by will not leave this
city until Monday morning.
The Republican managers are now send.
ing out their final instructions over theii
private wire They are addressed TO the
chairman Of the state committee in each
state.
For the most part the instructions were
pretty much alike, but in some of the states
in which the national COMMITTEES takes a
larger interest than in others the instruc.
tions were more complete and covered NOR,
Of the details. The nature of these instruc
tions the managers refused to reveal to the
press
A Republican national committeeman
asserts that Harrison and Reid would have
$4,000 majority in this state Chairman
Carter says that his figures plainly show O.
and that he is not a Bit alarmed about tao
result.
Minister Egan says: "There is no doubt
in my mind that President Harrison So Nill
be reelected. have been carefully study
ing the situation and especially in New
York. / believe he will carry this slntc.
There is a tremendous undercurrcnt to-.
ward Harrison, both ON the part of bGsi
ness men and Irish voters. and / ann iully
convinced that he win get a tremendous
support from the latter. MacNeagh S attack
on me will do the Democrats no good. The
business men OF the country do not want
20 see any change in the present prosperous
condition Of things AS Henry Grattan eN-
pressed it, This Is not q time for expert.
ments. Let us adhere 10 experience These
words were uttered during political crisi,
and they apply to the present situation
At Democratic Headquarters.
The Democratic campaign managers were
on duty at national headquarters until ,
o'clock this morning and most of them gol
back TO their desks 10y o'clock Thes,
long hours of work are necessary in order
TO keep up with the Republicans, who are
working day and night in the close states
trying TO make them sure for Harrison
A final conference of the Democratic
state leaders was held at the Hoffman
House. Chairman Murphy, of the state
committee; Chairman Sheehan, of the cam
paign committee, and Clerk DE Freesl
compared notes. They agreed that th,
fight I'M this state was won, and that al
that remained TO be done was to get oui
the votes on election day. None Of them
had any doubt of the result, and they an,
of the opinion that Mr. Cleveland's major
ity In the state will not he less than 2OO00
Lieutenant Governor Sheehan has gon,
TO his home in Buffalo to remain unit
election day Chairman Murphy has re-
turned 10 hiss home in Troy Clerk u,
Freest viii remain on duty at state head
quarters until election day, when he goe,
home to vote Lieutenant Governor Shoe
han viii vote early Tuesday morning ant
viii then take the first train for this city
He viii " at state headquarters Tuesda,
night
Ex-Governor Campbell returned 10 New
York ffom a tour of some of the western
states. He brought back encouraging new,
for the Democratic campaign managers
Speaking about the outlook I'm the west hD
said: "lndiana will certainly cast her
electoral vote for Cleveland, and am will
ing to stake some money on the issu,
there The disaileCtion among the Re
publicans and the lack of enthusiasm o
even activity in their campaign mean
their defeat next Tuesday. So far as Illi
nois and Wisconsin are concerned. Ia,
Democrats have an even chance there.
am not posted on the situation in the othc
western states Wherever 1 have been
found the Democrats unusually active aE,
confident believe Cleveland win carr
New York as wen as Indiana, and thai
means his election is assured.
Reid in New York City.
Carnegie Music hall was crowded to tbl
I doors last nigh. the occasion hcing q mass
meeting to ratify the Minneapolis nomina
lions under the auspices of the Business
Mems Republican club. The hall was dec
orated with American flags, and banners
Of the different organizations stood around
the hall, which showed that almost every
I line of trade was represented.
Chairman Clanin introduced Mr. White
I law Reid Mr. Reid said that he just ne
turned from an extended tour through th
western part of the state. ana he made bol'
10 say that above the Harlem the state j
fll right for the Republican party, and tha
1.-THE Republicans of this city would onl.
DO as good rs they had in iSsS he woul'