The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-11-06
AS VIEWED FROM CHICAGO.

Mr.. Campbell Predicts tho Election of Har-
rison-ulinois and Wisconsin Certain.
CHICAGO, Nov. 5.-William j. Campbell,
member of the national committee for Iii.
nois who is chief of the su b. committee in
charge of the Republican campaign work
in the Western States in discussing the
situation, said: ''The prospects. l think,
are excellent for the national ticket do
not doubt but that this State and Wiscon-
sin will give their votes tor President Har-
rison, and Governor Fifer will be elected
and Senator Spooner chosen as chief ex-
ecutive of Wisconsin. My advices from
New York are reassuring. The indica-
tions strongly point to q Republican vic
tory in the Empire State. There are also
good prospects of winning in Connecticut
and probably in West Virginia. There is
even chance that we may get the elec-
toral vote of Delaware. During the last
two or three days have met leading Re-
publicans of Indiana, and they assure me
that Harrison will carry that State by a
safe majority. Illinois will give an in
creased majority for President Harrison.
He carried the State four years ago by o.
000 We expect that he will get 25.000 ma
jority next Tuesday. and il may run as
high as 80, 600. Governor FIfer will not run
far behind President Harrison. according
to my advices, except. perhaps. in the city
of Chicago"
Repu blican headquarters are near
ly ready TO close up. Chairman Col. j. II.
Clark and Secretary Jamison have but lit
tie To do now but TO wait tho results OF
their efforts. IL don't think there is a par
tIcie of douot as to the outcome" said Sec
retary Jamison. IF the election were to.
tomorrow, and it was good Republican
weather-that is fair weather, for Repub-
licanism grows under the light of the sun
I'VE would come te Cook county with at
not q county In the State We don't under
stand as we'll as we do the wards in which
we live, and we can tell pretty nearly what
the result will be. The candidates have
made the best campaigns that have ever
been made In the state Governor Fifer.
in particular. has almost killed himself,
aud IS so worn out that be will have to take
a rest of several weeks before he Will be in
any kind of shape. Altgeld has been all
over the State also. but he has not mater
tally strengthened his cause"
The follwing has been issued by the
chairman Of the city committee TO in-
spectors:
Challenge without hesitancy any voter who
you have good reason TO believe Is illegally upon
the register. or who attempts 10 repeat, or
whom Eou may suspect of impersonation. and
insist that he he put under oath and questioned
by the United States supervisor fully. and il any
doubt remains insist upor an affidavit Any
one refusing TO answer such questions any
judge refusing 10 put the same. aud accepting
the yote without doing so, you should request
the United states supervisor or marshal to place
at once under arrest and take them before the
United States commissioner.
The work at Democratic headquarters
here is practically wound up. The conf
dence Of the leaders in the success of the
work done knows no moderation. The
most candid and calmest expression they
will allow themselves to make is that ILL
nois is Democrats beyond spersdventuxe.