Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1892-11-11

land depends on Oregon going for Wea-
Yer. A democratic vote for Cleveland
electors in this state is Il vote for Har-
| r1son. Ii you are a democrat and want
Cleveland elected, vote for Weaver
A special train was dispatched this
morning to distribute the circular over
the state. Chairman Murphy, of the
democratic committee, said this after
noon: The democrats and the peoples
party combined have a majority of L.
900 or 1900 over the republicans, and
there is no possibility Of our losing
| enough votes to defeat the ticket
Charlestown, w. Va, Nov THAT
West Virginia is an extremely doubtful
state, is acknowledged by the consef-
vatlye element of all parties. There
are four tickets i'll the field democratic
republican, prohibitionist, and people $
party. The last named party had a
| considerable foothoid but within the
past three or four weeks, numbers have
deserted it's ranks and gone back to the
old parties. The prohibitionists cut no
figure Of Importance. A great battle is
on between democrats and republicans
Each claim the state by from 1,5OO to
1900
New Haven, Conn, Nov THE
chairman of both the state committees
were interviewed and Chairman Benton,
Of the republican committee, said that
he expected his party would secure Il
safe plurality for both the electoral and
state tickets. He looked for the election
Of Il republican legislature in both
branches. Three out Of four republican
candidates for Congress will be elected
and he would not be at al surprised if
the party made u clean sweep, insuring
a full republican representation in both
houses at Washington.
Chairman Davis, of the democratic
committee, said he is absolutely GER
tain that the democratic electoral ticket
III the state would have a plurality of
not less than 1000. He said the election
Of governor will be thrown into the leg
islature, of which there is doubt as to
the political complexion and no one can
foretell the result. The democrats are
sure Of three congressman out of the
four
Topeka, Kas., Nov. THE situation
in Kansas since Saturday night has
changed slightly in favor of the fusion
ticket, which will probably be elected
A fusion is now accomplished in all
districts excepting the sixth. The chair
man of the republican state committee
claims everything. He says the repub-
leans will without doubt have Il ma
iority Of from 10000 to 10000 on the
state and national ticket
The peoples party men and fusionists
are even more confident than the repub-
licans. The chairman of the populist
state committee claim the election Of
Llewellyn. the candidate for governor,
by a majority Of at least $1,000 and
says Weaver will run ahead of the
state ticket by at least 10000 A flu
sion between the populists and demo-
Gratis has been arranged in nearly every
legislative district
San Francisco, Cal, Nov An au-
lucrative dispatch from Nevada this
evening says that it is impossible to ven
tlIre Il prediction as to the plurality
but Weaver will probably carry the
state.
The campaign i'll California closes
with three state committees claiming Il
victory tomorrow. though the demo-
cratic claims are made with certain
qualifications. T}ar chairman of the
democratic committee says that if 90
GG0 votes are cast for Weaver. the state
will 90 for Cleveland and from iTfor-
mation in his possession he is Inclined
to belief that The populists vote viii 30
large enough to secure democratic. vic
tory The populists committee claim
Weaver will poll 10000 votes aIi will
carry the state by Il Shal! plurality. The
Ihail2uan Of the republican COMMITTEES
Will not venture to any staten, ut is
10 the republican plurality but says the
committee has the greatest confidence
that the state will go for Harrison
Fargo, \. d., Nov The republican
state committee claim Harrison electors
will be chosen by from 1000 to 5000
plurality. and that the state tick, will
pun through With Il good majority and
1hc legislature will be republican. The
state committee. which has
:"S@d with the peoples party, cllim !
both the national and state tickets the !
former by from 300 to 1000 and the
latter by from 1000 to 5000.
BoieS. Idaho, Nov. The chairman
Of the republican state committee claims
the state for Harrison by 1000 to 1900 |
plurality. The populists estimate that |
the Weaver electors will have 1000 !
plurality He is being indorSed by the !
The democrats claim the
state for Weaver.
New York, Nov THE weather !
prospects for tomorrow are not allur-
ing. According to the weather bureau
there is a storm now in progress in :
the lake region, and this evening there !
is a cold drilling rain, probably the
advance guard of some storm. Ar !
are all completed for the
elections in this city tomorrow.
On behalf of the civil authorities, ;
the force of supervisors and deputy
United States marSbals will watch the .
at the polls, keep peace and
watch for all proposed frauds. There !
win he six or seven thousand superyt-
nrS and deputies
Sheriff Forman is also ready to put Il
lot of men in every election district to
watch the marShalS: and police have
received instructions to watch them all.
1t is therefore likely the presence of so /
much force will deter parties from any