Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-07

1850. and gave me plurality Of 1,sao slightly
IN excess OF the plurality given my distin-
guished predecessor. There Is every reason to
suppose that that plurality will be increased for
the reason tina; the district il largely a manu-
featuring district and that all industries were
never more prosperous than now. including the
iron industries tacks, rivets. printing presses,
stoves. dc These latter Industries never en-
ployed a. many men. or paid a. much IN wages,
or had a larger output. or were more profitable
than today"
Henry X. Little. democrat. of Ne-buryport,
candidate IN the sixth district: "All the rallies
which have attended have been large and en-
thu-iastic. showing that there is no apathy on
the part Of the democrats. Four years ago the
district. n now made up, was carried by Har-
rison by $500 votes. and while II il perhaps too
much TO hope that this plurality will be wiped
out. yet all the indications point TO a large re-
duction in the same"
WHAT coSGREssMAN STEVENS THINKS.
Congressman Stevens democrat Of North
Andover. candidate in fifth district: my own
campaign looks well. More sauguine men
thar I Am might tell you that it could not be
better. The registration in the cities was very
favorable We are evidently going to cast
immense democratic vote. Things here look
well for Gov. Russell He's on the way to the
top. elected or defeated but he's going
20 be elected. What a reception he
gets wherever he goes Down at Woburn. at the
celebration OF the two-hundred and fiftieth
Anniversary. they diln't seem To pay any atten-
tiOn 70 any else. Dir. Carroll has made
strong second man. Here a. elsewhere, he
produced splendid impression. This year
viii probably bring ont % per cent 81 the total
vote. rs agninst 20 per cent IN of years. The
abolition OF the poll tax "a a prerequisite will
bring out n stronger democratic vote. Cleve-
land will carry New York. I've great confidence
IN that. and New York is much.
Hon Geo. A. Marden. state treasurer. repub-
lean; Everybody seems pretty good natured
and u watching the outcome in that spirit.
Halle Il going TO poll an enormous vote in the
towns IL has been demonstrated plainly enough
that there Il q reserve vote in Massachusetts, and
that the reserve Is verv largely republican"
Attorney General lrllsbury. republican: The
reelection Of William +. Russell would mean
more than democratic governor Ivould mean
the steady march 81 the democratic party
toward control Of the state government"
FOR HARRISON AND HALE.
Hon. J. q. Burdett. ex-chairman Of the Mas
sachusetts state central committee: From al
can learn Harrison will be elected and are
sure 81 Halle IN Massachusetts. Congressman
Andrews funk will and ought to elect Mccall.
The three things people Ike in candidate are
honesty. courage and brains. sam Mccall has
ali % them"
J. Otis wardwell. ex-secretary Of the republi-
can state committee; Harrison anS Halle will
he elected Halle will come 90 Boston with
from 5000 90 p 600 plurality and the demo
cratic plurality of Boston will not exceed
1iOCO Al the democratic managers claim
5000. The ONeil district Is all the democrats
-ure - In the thirteen. In stevens and
Crosby districts the democrats have fighting
chance. but shall carry every other beyond
n doubt. Williams is already defeated"
A - hnkertop. president of the senate, re-
publican; Il have just returned from the west
and candor compels me to saw that the situa-
tion IN Nebraska and Kansas il very much
mixed. Wyoming and Colorado look doubt
full ! still believe, however, that Harrison
will win.
In New Hampshire and Rhode Island.
Senator Chandler. New Hampshire: ut is
not merely theory with me that the Chicago
platform viii defeat Cleveland. but the evidence
seems TO be strong. If not overwhelming that
II Will beat him. From all over the country we
hear of democrats who will not vote To- declare
that any measure Of protection in the tariff is
contrary - the Constitution OF the United
States. On the whole 1 look for a fully salts
factory and very complete republican victory
in New Hampshire. John n. Smith will be
elected governor. either by the people or BY the
legislature which. believe will be republican.
Mr.. Smith l. unusually popular candidate.
while Mr.. Mckinney will not poll the full vote
of his party. Ex-senator Blair will. l
think. be elected il the first congressional
district by a small majority. In the second
district. II there Is the promised full and large
vote. Gen. Baker. the republican candidate. will
be elected. in spite OF the fact that there seems
TO be some falling OF in his vote AZ regards
the result an the doubtful states. think the
republicans viii carry New York and Connecti-
cut, but do not feel sure of Indiana
MI sIILsoS HUIcHINs OPINION.
Mr.. Sti.-ol Hutchins. democrat of Concord.
NH. The drift in this state. l should saw il
plainlv with the democrats The money and
the men who know how TO use it are on the side
of the republicans. II they have found q vay
10 break through the meshes of the new ballo.
law they may win. | expect If our surprise
come. from anywhere 1t will be from hitherto
republican farmers who have begun TO do their
own thinking and voting.
DEMOCRATIC HOPE IN RHODE ISLAND.
Ey-AsSistant Attorney General Angel of
Rhode Island democrat: I'VE still hope to
carry Rhode Island for Cleveland do not
regard the Newport election especially sgnifi-
cant. There Is a great deal of democratic en-
thn-is-m in the state, The name of Hon Row
land q. Hagard Of the Peacedae mills demo-
CRITIC electOr l. strong card both for the in
dependents and tariff reformers whom he
represents. and for the labOring men, with
whom he Il especially popular. Congressman
LAphsm Is born fighter and u likely to be re-
turned Congressman Page richly deserves re-
election. for he has actually done more for the
state than any Who has been in the House
for wears.
Gen. Brsyton. the head Of the Rhode Island
republican mAcl Inc believes he has a winning
combination The party organization is
complete - hs can make It, aud he believes the
votes that elected Brown governor last spring
and Horton mayor of Ne~por: last month can
be found With republicans again next Tuesday.