The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-10-31
bfANLEY,s FORECAST.
The National Committeeman Tells Why
Harrison VIII Win.

Harrison VIII Win.
NEW YORK. Oct. 30.-Joseph H. Manley
member Of the executive committee of the
Republican National Committee, says:
"Yes l believe Harrison is going to be
elected Never in the history Of this
country has cur administration been
changed in the midst Of general business
prosperity and l do not believe this election
is to prove an exception to this universal
rule. Secondly, the administration of
President Harrison has been so wise.
patriotic and without a breath of scandal
that il receives, as it neTits, the approval
Of the American people.
For the first time in many wears New
England viii be found solidly in the Repub-
lican column. Connecticut is conceded by
the shTeYdest Democrats as hOpelesslv Re
publican. This State has so prospered
under the effects Of the Mckinley bin that
It's electoral vote viii be given in favor of
that policy which has increased its material
wealth and added to its general prosperity.
No danger is to be appreheDded from any
Northwestern or Pacific slopesStates, save
alone Nevada.
I'VE can count 2l6 electoral votes that
may be regarded as sure for the Republican
ticket The Democratic managers, on the
other hand, cannot safely count more than
143. In West Virginia the Republicans
have much better chance Of carrying tie
State. New Jersey is not claimed by the
Republicans bat a careful observer knows
that a terrific fight is being made in that
State with the chances decidedly in favor
of the Republicans. In Indiana there are
conditions which are more favorable to the
Republican party than they were in 1885,
Many new industries have been established
and the Republican vote thereby increased
The State has been very carefully and
thoroughly organized.
''In New York it would be folly TO say
that the Republicans are absolutely sure of
carrying it North of the Harlem River
New York is the strongest Republican
Stale In the Union. The State has been
organized by the Republican State Commit
tee in most thorough and effective way.
l venture the assertion that never before
has such thorough and effective work been
done as has been done by tile State commit
tee in this campaign.
''The drift of opinion in New York is
strongly toward the Republican party. or
this there can be no question. If the Re
publican vote is polled. and every effort will
be made TO poll it, New York will surely
give its electoral vote TO Harrison. Our
friends throughout the country have every
reason TO be not only hopeful but confident
of the result.
''In this city the registration foots ND a
total Of 309,830 Allowing for a shrnkage
at the polls of FIVE per cent, the total vote
will be 294 339. In Brooklyn the registra-
ton is l8l. 66S.
From the interior the reports are en-
eouraging to the Republican cause, aud the
best Informed Republican managers in the
State are encouraged by the outlook. They
do not hesitate to claim the State for Har-
risOn The vote In New York county in
1883 was 269.657 of which Harrison received
JOG. .922 In Kings COUNTY the total vote in
in 1888 was 156, 1914. Of which Harrison re-
celved 70,052
''These percentaged have not varied ma
terially for many national campaigns. al
though the total votr has been steadily in.
ercasing Assuming that Harrison re-