Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-06
necessary 70 a choice.
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I,s table viii show that the Democrats
,-i- t.s best, chance in the reasonably-ce
'it States. that IN addition they require
h-f York and the votes OF
As..a. W the votes of New Hamp-
SIG. g. VAN. CallfOrnla's 8 votes would
-t f..u Is majority Of 6 Wisconsin's IL
-'y Il o.. The chances are that even
Ht. l.i tuy New York, Harrison would
.' o.. election. But the Democrats have
o.. '.- Of Flowers victory last year,
arge.. Increased registration IN the
ct... complete harmony (Which they did
@ lave ll I-ss' IN New York city. and
---~ .n apparently better-handled
'.ltye committee than they had the
e.. t.-..
Confident or soLIDIrY.
.,e democrats are confident that the
N-l i.rllu solid, from Delaware to
-'1.- inclusive. They are sure Of New
s''.y .lI sure Of Indiana, 50 far as there
CD .- assurance as 10 that State in presl-
-,4. elections. They are not sure Of
l-....g' hut hope for an assurance
pr .r t.y week. All seems TO hang on
~" lpf4 Il the constant trend of sentl-
PEI. '--fr since 1883 Is worth anything
-.' .--.t Oh be Harrison will not Sc
'.' cu votes above Harlem river TO
u'k and 10000 probable majority
-sl. Ihe betting spirit in favor
h''' 90 The general result has ap-
--..| -a % It's force" it's OF no con-
-'.... o. the language of Dir. Toots.
$40 Knows anything is deceived.
N .A't ny another sensation more
.aar ~ the uuwary.
.'.. i.'.rw OF the situation affords no
q engagement for tho Demo-
L. H slowu that the President rs
--i apprehensiye, knowing that
Unless he can hold his regular
n states aud carry either New
t.I ana " sufficient votes TO oe
'-en, If the latter. The Demo-
'A' on New York while admitting
doubt. The scale inchnes at
lt'eland and Stevenson.
tiEENCrHES DEMOCRACY.
..fe sre some considerations now
a., winch may affect the result
should have tendency 10
TIE Democracy IN the South.
, TO rollauces Of the Republican
.-' electoral vote Is an arrange
aiF made, either formally or in
,--. "',h the leaders of the Third
..,' some time there have beeen
entitled 20 respect coming
r. 'a'..us States-from Colorado. for
N-u the West aud Alabaua in the
me-. lowing that an understanding
iy...' .. "ern the Republicans aud the
az both ~ regards the electoral
hr.- 'ner matters. But the thing
t.-,,. ono question. In an extended
rr,-u'h touching several points in
r.. In which are not pertinent to
I.' pores n this letter, and need not
Oh, 20 apltuiated. Mr. Dunning. editor
o,.., a'7. Economist. the Third-narty
49,. Vans CITY. says that be fnds great
ir -e'.Yt ID the outlook as il appears 10
A. IHI PaogABLE DARaIS.
ia 49, e.' 70 explain in what this sattsfao.
r.ks. -,''t and on what II is based he
rl,I luls explanation in effect: The
tan paii Is Interested ia procuring cor.
PeT,' s'.Iatl)n. If the Republicans and
tons paiiy secure enough votes IN both
Le.ev Congress as the result OF next
tl st,.,,s election. and can give reason.
Wa, ~ !.ssnce that bill! or bills giving
he. oe 1lifd party has domanded--the
C0rg.e.".e OIL, for eIample--will pass
bfsi - then the Weaver and Field elec.
bun,','.s WI be cast for Harrison. Dir.
ha i Ky ga not IN 40 many words STATE
ar b. ss US language clearly implied this
kih, IKE oi his expectation II, regard
sslaaon II both houses were anti,