Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-11-02
VICTORY IN THE AIR.
The DemOCraCy'S Sky IS
ASlOW With Promise
AL ALONG THE LINE.
New York, New Jersey. Connecticut
and Indiana for Cleveland.



lery is heari in the west and the great
nortLwe- Sheehan holds the center of
the line here in New. York. He il at
tackiug, and not rcpelling assaults.
The New York Democrats are full Of
fight and are confident of victory. Tam
many Hall leads the van. her oriers
are everything for the national ticket.
Local issues must give way 70 the ma
tionai issue. The orders will be obeyed.
Never was there more thorough disci-
pl'ne IN the party. Tammany il moving
IN solid body, and will poll larger
VOC for Cleveland and Stevenson than
the has ever before polled IN her history.
The reports from the interior Of the
state are extremely encouraging. Every
effort has been made 70 secure a com
ll.te registration. Governor Hills
friend are toeiug the stratch manfully.
Many Republicans have declared their
intention % vote the Democratic elect
Oral ticket. \ strong effort has been
made Dy the Republican state committee
10 create diaa Election among the Irish
Democrats Patrick Egan, the Repub-
liCal minister to Chill. with a score Of
Republican allies Of the same stripe, is at
the head OF the movement. So far il
has utterly failed. The majority Of Mr.
Blaine, Irish friends will not vote for
Harrison. Al efforts to drag them into
line arr futile. The Republicans claim
drlbD,ug gains from among th'm, Lut
those ~. more than balanced by tie ois-
affection IN their own ranks
New York Is safely Democratic. The
~ lJa Of nearly 5000 Lar .il cannot
be wiped out. The betting on Cleveland
carrying the state i $1,000 10 500.
- N.;uug is more sensitive than the
lucEn, nerve, and the pocket nerve IN
this instance surely indicates the situa-
tion mere. IN Brooklyn the last Repub-
iicm candidate for mayor Is ont open
aul aaIyebourl for Cleveland. His ex-
ample mas been followed by some prom
mut Republicans in nearly every town
and city in the state.
From Connecticut the news is equally
cheering; tAgre is no lethargy IN that
state. The democracy Is awake aud
noaug Governor Waller. Robert j.
Vance aud other Democratic leaders are
Democratic national ticket. The same
disaIyriou among the Republicans is
found "a Connecticut rs in New York.
Lyulr uarl N, who has led the Repub-
licgu- ln m.. a campaign in that state,
openly ey.r,-s - his lnteption Of voting
for Mr.. Cleveland. For years be was
chairman ot the Republican state COM
mIt.cc. Es aIsaffection began with tho
stealing Of the state from the Democ-
racy two years ago. Harrison insisted
that tie Democratic state officers, who
clear. had q majority Of the votes cast,
Should Doe imugurated. His Republican
t.,uIeu oisagreed with him, and Nor
gan BGia,I,v -rill holds over IA governor.
While tue Republicans, through their
Tottau borough representation in the
l,gla.d0Ur may again secure the state
officers, they cannot carry their electoral
ticket. Mr.. Cleveland requires only
plurality to carry tho state. while the
Democratic candidate for state officers
must have a majority, or the election
goes to the legislature. Never were the
Democrats OF the state more confident.
II is more certain for Cleveland now
than IL was four years ago.
The struggle in New Jersey is a bitter
one. Some think the Republicans have
been on "A still hunt in that state, but 10
well informed man has any doubt about
the electoral ticket. Cleveland Will
carry the state by larger majority
than ever. John Kean, Jr., the Repub-
lican candidate for governor, is a young
man with plenty Of money. He is spend
| ink 10 lavislly in his own canvass, and
| the Republicans are making an effort 10
carry the legislature. II will have the
| fclecron Of w ted States senator in
| the place Of Rufus Blodgett. Kean may
| succeed in reducing tho vote for the
! Democratic candidate for governor. but
be cannot ipjure the electoral ticket
! Senator Mcpherson, Governor Albeit,
| Edward +. Mcdonald and other Demo-
cratic Cuieftdins are heading the column
there and masing gallant night. They
predict that Grover Cleveland will carry
the state by over 1900 majority.
Ind Ia, "a usual, has been the battle
ground Of the campaign. All the re-
ports from Tat state are encouraging.
| 4Ati .''ll Ntl iH.NA ~ " u maj III
four years ago, and the Democrats in
the state all agree that this margin was
wiped out weeks ago. Bynum, Cooper,
Sliyolgy and other prominent Demo
cratic congressman express the utmost
confidence as TO the result. AL arc on
the gi viye for Republican COLOMBIA.
ton. 1t is understood that in the last
two weeks Of the campaign the Repub
Gcans VIII food the state with money
soap" however, will hardly prove as
eGec,ual ~ 1t did in Arthur's time.
! Walter g. Grcsham's letter in behalf
of Cleveland Is a tower Of strength tC
tho Democracy. Its effect is widespread
There Is hardly town in the state II
(which Gresham has not some followers
Vic votes Of his friends alone, it il
claimed, would turn the scale withou
adding other elements 81 Democrat.
strength. Indeed Indiana Democrat
say i.at ie UoOsicr State il as certain
for Cleveland a. Is New Jersey.
$50 much for the pivotal states. De
Israi.iug Of carrying all Of them, the Re
Ipubiicaus lave been casting their eye
south. They have claimed West Virginia
North Carolina and Alabama. Magee
work in Alabama, however, has turne
, lout Dead sea fruit" The combinatio
with the Kolb party falls to work. Tn