The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-10-11
NEW YORK POLITICS.
The Closing of the Campaign
Will be Lively.

WASHINGTON. Oct. 1o.--TSpeciall =
The Post this morning prints the fol-
lowing special from New York:
Every thing points to lively closing
OF the campaign in this State. The
spell that has hung over both political
camps and prevented anything like
genuine activity or enthusiasm seems
TO be broken. Tomorrow the chairmen
OF the county committees throughout
the State will hold conference with
tho Republican State committee Each
emo has been ordt red to bring with him
full report OF the situation in his
locality. They will receive careful in
s.ructions and each man will be held
responsible for the result in his county.
The Republicans are moving heaven
and earth to get out their vote in the
rural districts. Every device known TO
the political managers to accomplish tb at
object will be tried. By the end of tho
week over 400 campaign orators will be
on tho stump In this State, advocating
the cause Of Harrison and Reid. In some
counties there will be from thirty to
forty meetings week.
The Democrats do not intend to match
-ho Republicans in the mum Der Of cam.
paign orators. 1t is not necessary, as
the bulk of the vote Is concentrated in
the cities. The Republican leaders say:
III we can get out our vote we shall
win. On full vote this State is Repub.
lican."
Tho Democratic managers say: III
iiilis friends prove royal in the country
districts. MIR. Cleveland will carry this
STATE hy $4,000. There will be no
knitting Of Mr.. Cleveland in this CITY or
Brooklyn"
Tho vote last year for governor gives
the Democrats some ENCOURAGEMENT
Flowers plurality was nearly $4,000.
Bn5 20 per cent OF the Republican vote
up the State did not come out. Flowers
total vote was loss than the total vote
OF Warner Miller, tho Republican can
dictate for governor in 1883, and the
latter was beaten by Hill by nearly
10000. On full vote this State is
conceded to DO uncom fortably close
Yesterday was the fist day of regis.
tration in the cities outside OF New York
and Brooklyn. The registration was
large. which Chairman Racket, Of the
Republican State committee, regards as
q favorable sign for his side.
Tho registration" he said, Eek
ceeded my most sanguine expectation.
1t indicates that the people are taking
deep interest in tho election. We are
not relying upon Democratic treachery,
although my advices Indicate that there
are many Hill men in the rural districts
who will either vote against Cleveland
or remain away from tho polls. We be-
lieve that we can carry this State with
straight Republican votes, and we are
| going to do it."
Chairman Sheehan, Of the Democratic
State committee, said tonight that he
was positive that Hills friends through
out the State would SUPPORT Cleveland
loyalty.
1t is not believed now that the Third
ticket movement in this city will cut
much of figure in the contest. Unless
Grace, or some man who is willing to
put up the dustis back OF it, tho anti
snappers and the County Democracy
combined can not get enough votes TO
frighten Tammany. The Republicans
appear to have more money to spend
than the Democrats. Sporting men are
not anxious to bet on his State at pros
ent. Thoy are waiting for the regis.
tration in this city and Brooklyn.