Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-11-03
NEW YORK IS 'SOL|D."
Such is the Claim Made
by Both Parties.
EACH SIDE CONFIDENT.
With Hints of Frauds Being Perpe-
trated by Their Opponents.

New YopK. Nov 3-Edward Daley
Protective so 'iety, has severed his connec
ton with the Republican organization Of
which he was member and will vote for
Cleveland. The presidents of thirty-eiyht
national banks, have announced their in
tenton TO vote the Democratic ticket.
Secretary De Freect Of the Democratic
state committee says that the activity Of
the Democratic workers In every election
district Of the state has nipped in the bud
the gigantic Republican colonization
scheme. Well informed Democrats say
that Cleveland will have 5000 majority in
New Jersey.
The report Of the final canvass of the
Tammany leaders gives Cleveland 10, 050
majority i'm New York city. The Repub-
lican canvass comedies majority of 81,
$50 for Cleveland.
Congressman Cummings, who has just
returned from Indiana, says that state is
safe for Cleveland and Stevenson by 5000
plurality. Rhe congressional delegation
there will probably stand ten Democrats
and three Republicans
The registry of voters in the entire
state of New York, according To leading
Democrats who have studied the figures,
shows:
First-That the Democracy will do better In
New York and brookly than in 1888.
Second-That the Republicans, under per-
sonal registry, can do no better in the remain
Ing cities than in 1883.
Thrd-rhst the Republicans cannot do so
well in the country as in lssS.
Betting men are giving odds of 10 TO 7
that Cleveland carries this state, and il is
even money on the general result. That
Is the regular thing, but bets have been
made at larger odds. VI. f. Dwyer has
bet s2O.o00 To $4,000 that Cleveland would
carry New York state, and T.. 5. Stokes
bet $1,000 to $500 the same way.
From Republican Standpoint.
The following was issued from Republi-
eau national headquarters last night:
Confidence reign- supreme at Republican
national headquarters, and the managers OF
the campaign will no longer admit OF a doubt
OF the election Of Harrison and Reid. The en-
couraging reports hat come 20 the COMMITTEES
from every quarter are now fully backed up
by the betting market, in which IL il almost
impossible any longer 10 get even money
against Harrison. But this hopeful condition
of affairs will no, induce the committee 10 re-
lax u single effort that might be put forth he
tween now ana election day. Money is still
being wagcd al odds in favor of Cleveland :
success la New York. Most of this money is
pun up h. gamblers who have no personal
knowledga of the political situation.
On anything like an honest vote he extreme
limit of Democratic possibilities in this city is
a plurality of 60.,O0. The New York sun has
conceded this fact; editorially IL has frankly
admitted thar 5000 will be big result The
registration in New York amounts 10 only
31,UD an aDnOrmally low figure. The Repub-
lcqn strength in New York is enrolled. and
the Democratic vote is deficient. There is also
falling OF in the vote actually cast from the
vote registered. In presidential years IL
amounts To about 3 per cent There Ia not the
slightest probability OF larger vote being
east than ~ UU