New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-30
THE LEADERS CONFIDENT.
THE REPUBLICAN, MANAGERS PREDICT
VICTORY
1hH1 BEND a TELEGRAM TO ALL PARTS OF THE
COUNTRY ANNOUNCING THEIR BELIEF
THAT SUCCESS rs Aeeunrp


COUNTRY ANNOUNCING THEIR BELIEF
THAT SUCCESS IS ASSURED
Inc members Of the Republican Natior.l Com
mittee are now almost certain that the election
OF the Republican ticket is assured. unless some
thing happens between now and Election Day
70 make . change in the feelings Of the peo-
pe' Inc registration in the cities and In the
country districts in this State has been examined
careiuiy' anu the canvasS. as It now stands shows
comiortaole Republican majority In both New
York and Indiana. The Democratic National
committee has been claiming every State IN which
there was the least particle Of doubt a. to
the way 1t would go, evcr since the campaign
opened. On the other hand, the Republican Ma.
tional Committee has said nothing but he's kept
quietly at work on the canvass preventnq. 40
far az possible, the perpetrahop Of freud N This
and other cities OF the State IN which n has
been attempted by the Democratic baslot. box
suffers, and seeing that the Republican vote was
registered. The result Of the work that has
been done in these directions has given tho mem.
bers Of the committee confidence that the out
come will not be a Satisfactory .one TO the be-
liever In Free Trade and the supporters OF
England
The Republican National Committee is not made
up Of men who are wont to 60 around the
country with brass bands telling all that they
know, and great deal that they do cot know
When they have anything to say II generally
is worth saying and worth hearing. They do not
chase rainbows and carry States that "
surely Democratic Pennsylvania 10 Republi
can. The executive committee II the RePdb
lican National Committee met yesterday at the
Republican National Headquarters No. 5ls Fifth
ave, and went carefully over the entire sit'a-
4 Al.., .t<. n,..,
lyn and throughout the State considered by
those present, who were Senator Quny, Stephen B
Elkins, Secretary Of War: Chairman Carter. See
rotary McComas, Joseph II. tlnnlcy, Colacl
James 5 Clarkson, Richard C.. Kerens. Samuel
Fesrcnden, Christopher l.. Masce and David Mar
tin. Secretary Elkns. Mr. Magee and Senator
QUAY are not members Of the committee, hut
they were asked to attend the conference. The
result Of the consultation. which was long
one. was that the Republican National Execu-
tive Committee decided that II was Justified
in sending ont word that the election Of Harri
son and Reid was assured.
After the conference Chairman Carter s"nt a
telegram 10 Republicans In various parts OF tho
country who had been waiting 70 know lu'f
what the situation was. saying that the National
Executive Committee Ind every reason 10 ~
lieve that the Republicans wonld carry New
York State by not less than 10000 majority
This telegram was signed by Chairman Garter
Secretary Met omas Cornelius ~ Bliss and M"-srs
N,n,cv. Kcrcns Hahn. Cnrkson fcs-rndrn an
Martin. The members OF the conlI;i''c" "\p"'
that tho Democratic Na;:onal '"'h'm'"'
v,lI make li1lt OF ihis nnno'in'";h"' a''' i"''"
claims IN lust the opposite direction. Inc con"
,,, j.; nrc,arcJ for this and tn" Republicans
,h,oucbout the country necd not hc alarmed D.
what the Democrats s"y.
The Republican National Committee has maze
. ,borouoh canvas. of vhc It~A'ton. ard thr
! information that il has received II oi .h"'"rr
to justify It in sending ont the '''"sTa'h' 10
;,s friends. Of coursc th"rc il p"Ns''i,,1 ,
that somcthng may happen hcfwrcn now nm,. ro,
Election Day to stamped" vo,"fr nr,,,. ""' ,",.
PHI pr, No. L.n, down (" ,hr low'-t po>-h" lim''.