Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-10-26
ALL ARE CONFIDENT.
Hopeful Cleveland and
! 4 Harrison Men.
GOTHAM'S REGISTRATION.
Campaign Demonstrations Suspended
in Respect to Mrs Harrison.

ntA OF new liulOh~Nlft was one OF thc
callers at the national Republican head
quarter YESTERDAY He declared that the
electoral vote Of New Hampshire would
be given % Harrison and Reid and also
expressed the belief that the Republican
state ticket the legislative ticket and con
gressional ticket OF the Republican party
In that state would be elected. With re-
gard to the remainder OF the New Eng
land states hc said he would be very much
disappointed IL they did not give their
electoral votes To the Republican candi
dates.
The arrival of Senators Cameron, Quay,
German and HIN in this city gave an ina
petus TO the work in all the political
headquarters With regard 20 the politi-
cal outlook, Senator Hill said that il was
his custom 10 give his views In his politi-
cal speeches, but" he added, you can
say that the way matters are progressing
affords me the fullest satisfaction"
Adlai Stevenson arrived In this city last
night lie speaks encouragingly of the
north and south. Michigan, he says, will
give the Democrats six electoral votes,
and Alabama is sure TO 90 Democrat.
Although the number of callers at the
national Republican headquarters yestcr-
day was unusually large, business was
practically suspended owing To the
presidents bereavement. The building
was draped, flag hung at half-mast and
all members Of the committee a. head
quarters telegraphpd expressions Of sym
pathy to the president and his family.
Respect for Mrs. Harrison.
The following circular bearing upon
the death Of Mrs. Harrison was issued:
NATIONAL RrPuBLIcAN HEADQuARTERs,
NEW YORK CITY, Oct y.
Mrs. Harrison, the devoted wife Of the prcsi-
dent. died NJ the executive mansion AZ forty
minutes after / O'Clock this morning and will
he buried ut indianapolis on Friday, the 2Sth
inst.
As mark Of respect 70 the memory Of the
deceased, whose noble and pure life furnishes
an inspiration 10 all wives and mothers,
and as an expression Of sympat hy
with the president and the sorrowing family,
the Republican national committee desire
that you suspend all street parpdes and cam
paign demonstrations until after the conclu-
sion of the funeral ceremonies.
Senator Quay came to headquarters and
had long conference with Chairman Car
ter. General Garrison, Secretary MCCOmas
and Mr. Msuley. The subject discussed
was the situation in New York. Every
phase of the campaign In this state was
taken up and Mr.. Quay gave his views
fully, making numerous suggestions as 70
what ought bo done To get out the full
Republican vote.
Senator Hiscock, speaking Of the situn-
tion in New York, said: II have been in
different sections of the state, and the in
terest seems to be increasing everywhere.
In my judgment we are going to poll
N ". F,.11
as well in the rural districts ~ they did
in 1888. and the large resistration is in our
favor"
Hon. Charles Emory Smith said: 81 am
more familiar with the situation in New
Jersey and Delaware because / have
spoken number of times in each Of these
states. There is no apathy among the Re-
publcans Of these states, and there may
be more surprising results in the election
than Republican could have venturel to
prophesy | nave found that the Repuhli-
cans are thoroughly alert and are making
n fight to win"
Democratic Majority Of co, 600 Indicated.
Experts who have been figuring on the
registration agree that the registration
will exceed 100000, and may 60 rs high as
0.0OO 1t is generally believed that the
about 10000, and Croker expects about
300, 600 votes To- be polled, which would
leave the Republican and Democratic ag-
gregates about 29O, 900. II the proportion
of Republican registration is equal 90 he
averages of other years the party ought %
poll from l25, 600 to l3J 600 votes, which
would leave the Democratic majority co.
600 to G5 600 votes.
fa ha igrp IN no
turns indicate that the Republicans are
keeping up their proportionate share of
the increase. The presumed majority Of
10000 or thcreabouts agrees with the esti-
mates of careful observers made before
the registration was taken. Croker him
self would be amazed if the Democratic
majority was over 5000. Dana, Grace
and others estimate G0,0O0, while Whitney
put il at G2,O0O
Chairman Murphy OF the Democratic
committee estimates that the Republicans
will come TO Harlem river with 10000
As the Democrats estimate their maiori-
ties at S0,00O this leaves the Republicans
10000 ahead
Prospect OF "A Withdrawal.
The candi ates Of the County Democracy
will be officially notified of their nomina-
tions this afternoon at Cooper Union 10y
the County Democracy committea. 1t Is
said that the candidates will all with
draw from the field Owing TO the recent
action of the police board in refusing to
allow the names of the electoral ticket Of
the County Democracy on tine OIL ial bal
lot, committee of seventeen was APP
pointed TO consider the situation. John
w. Goff, County candidate for additional
surrogate. will withdraw from the ticket,
and being the strongest man on the ticket
it will be followed 10y the withdrawal, IL is
ssid. of the entire ticket, leaving u clean
field between Tammany and the straight
Republican candidate.
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