Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-06
RADICAL DOODLE BLUFF SlLENCED.
All the Money Now Talking in
Favor of Cleveland.
r., telegraph to the Dispatch. J

BY telegraph 70 the Dlspatch'i
-, yoeE Novem Der 6.-The New York
MS review of the political situation.
.t,h will appear tomorrow morning,
sa.s.
"a co'd-blooded summary of the Herd'ds
.., pe-rsan canvass throughout tho
I....,5 states favors Mr.. Cleveland. New
~ * emphaticaily a Democratic State.
T.t..rs willie not so distinctly indicated
.. emo canvass. seems TO lean toward MIR.
iceland. Connecticut is IN doubt, but
-. uairtv's special correspondent re-
..-4s the State as hard field for the Re-
'-t.r,n managers. There has been no.
..-, revealed 50 far TO indicate that the
.,rl south has been broken, with the
.,,.. exception Of West Virginia. whose
g., Electoral votes hang uncertainty, the
,-.ia.lhues being Democratic
TBK ANALYSIS.
r., Usrq.d then proceeds TO analyze the
r.r.i.rau hope of eiecung Harrison III
1y Work. which the Republican man
-..-- fsve substantially abandoned, aud
a.. While II is true that the SOLID
>-.t. remains practically intact. II is not
&C.,. tl,t the Northwest appears TO be
s.fv Tor Nh. Harrison" 1t discovers
O.. IONS rift n the ranks of the German
t.,i.eaus.r and concludes that New
= Democratic. Indiana probably
H.rcrrstic. and the burden OF the hight
"a the Republicans 10 Connecticut.
I.-.... Idaho. Nevada, and Michigan are
60 los. 10 the Republicans, while Wlscon-
III, Montana. Oregon, and Iowa are DIS
,.rtly I'D doubt"
GAINS AND loss.
0- ro]jtical gains and losses it sum
-,..r.s SIS follows: In a nutshell Mr..
C.y4.. and has gained thirty-slx votes over
f-- .re m 1883, and the Only points where
f-,. threatened with loss are in West
N,-r,r,a and Connecticut, which cast only
~ cec;oral yoIes.
"It. Peoples party will take many
----a electoral votes away from Harrison
tf.r be- will gain in the new States.
Tho renew concludes with the pubhca-
.'r.f an autograph letter from Governor
Flower. which says: retain the con-
v.,.ou which expressed some weeks ago
tat New York State will give plurality
c..U.ggU for the Democratic electors
STATE OF INDIANA.
Totlis summary of the situation there
$50 be added the following expressions OF
Democratic opinion regarding the STATE OF
Indiana, which corroborate the view or
Governor GRAY telegrapbed night before
l., Mr.. Sheerin wired from Indianapolis
Tins morning: "Situation entirely salts
bc;arv. Enemy supplied with abundant
money. but our line will Withstand their
hest Efforts"
Secretary Lewis Jordan telegraphs
Tho invasion of Lincoln. Wanamaker,
o.! other Republican speakers tins week
ia dismal failure, while all our meetings
t-e attended by thousands. Our people
t-.lubllaut. and success Is certain
Colonel Richard Bright, the veteran
rcltcal observer. compares the situation
t.tlat preceding the election OF flerce III
ISL. ana saws that al no time during forty
wear, las he seen similar evidences OF @
sweeping Democratic victory.
REPUBLICAN EVIDENCE.
F-5lu the Republican side come the evil
ta.ce Of Senator Mcmillan that Harrison
can have only nine electoral votes IN Mlchl-
raa and Of Spauldlng, the republican
chairman Of North Dakota, who confesses
t.at DE entertsins only feeble hope OF
SAVING that State, and like expressions
r.m Republican leaders az distant points ;
While III New York the chiefs Of that party
personally admit that they entertain only
ieet.e expectations of pulling their ticket
through.
tvldences received by the Democratic
National Committee and a very careful
summary OF the canvass of the entire state
o. Connecticut, render IT certain Una,
tls. State will give TO the Cleveland and
Stevenson electors not less than LOU pIu-
I-4ty.
THE FAB wKsT.
Hugh c.. Wallace, the member of the
Democratic National Committee for the
State Of Washington. says that the reports
from the lar West are more encouraging
every dav and at this moment there seems
g. o. absolutely no doubt that Harrison
VII lose a majority Of the States west o.
TIE Missouri river, of which he has specla
charge o. Democratic headquarters. MT
Wallace has information that the Repubh
Cabs are desperate III regard 10 the gIoouN
reports they are receiving from tn'
~ West. and that they have sen
large sums OF money TO Kansas, Ne
tr..ss. Colorado. Wyoming, and the
two Dakotas. Ii is believed that money
VII 10Y turn the tide in these States an6
t.at Weaver will get from fifteen Il
twenty-five votes. The Republicans ar,
c0lceutrating all their efforts in the Soutl
pa West Virginia. Delaware, and Ala
tama. There Is absolute confidence OF
60 part Of all the leaders that MIR. Cieye
land Nil carry New York. New Jersey
lLlaua. and five votes from Michigan
with every reason 10 believe that he vii
IsI. Connecticut and Wisconsin.
GRTAr MERCHASIs' PARADE.
With splendid weather and unsurpasse'
enilU1ssm the Democratic merchants
parade, which closed the active campaigi
L-.e to-day. was "a success exceeding OK
Ir,tatOn and precedent. The procession
So, reviewed by Chairman Harr.ty, Char
u.n Dickinson, and the members OF tn
democratic National Committee from IN
t.couy at national headquarters, wher
i-ey received a tremendous ovation froi
TIE marching thousands.
EEpUBLcANs NOT IN IT."
II is noted. as avery significant fact tina
i'i tie frst time Ia political history sine
ne or gin Of the Republican party, tn
republicans have failed TO have any gene
ia parade IA New York city this year.