The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-11-04
EVERY MAN TO HIS POST.
THE CAMPAIGN Nv THE STATE DRAFTS
10 A CLOSE.

A Light Republican Vote in the Conn.
try II Predicted by All the Demo-
cratic Iieuten.nts-Senntor I'm Goe.
to uunnio and Senator Murphy to Troy.
The final details OF the Democratic CAM
pniGn were practically completed yesterday,
and all that is Left now TO be done is to gather
up tho remaining threads OF routine work at
the headquarters and await the result on cleo
ton day. Secretary Charles Il. DeFreest will
remain ut headquarters until Monday simply
TO receive stray visitors. and will then leave
for Troy.
Senator Hill arrived from Washington yes
terday morning. and remained ut tho Hotel
New Netherland unit! he left for Buffalo. at
1880. Tho senior Senator is to speak in that
city tonight. lie was exceedingly busy all
the afternoon. looking up tho ponts OF his
speech and receiving platoons OF visitors.
lilo was also In constant communication with
Senator Murphy at the Hoffman House. and
the two chioftains were well pleased with tho
outlook. Senator Murphy loft for Troy ut q
o'clock last evening He also hid n rushing.
day. The last OF the Democratic lieu
tenants IN the country districts had
satisfactory interviews with the junior
Senator. and before nighttall they also were on
their way to their posts Of duty All the indi-
cations arc that tho Republicans will pol! nm
exceedingly light vote in the country. AT
least this Is tho news received by Senator
Murphy.
Tho Senator is not at all alarmed over the
declarations OF tho Republicans that they are
10 como down with heavy vote. Tho reports
OF the Democratic lieuen above the Bronx
do not In any way sustain tho assertions
of their opponents. Naturally they would
not. but 1t Is matter OF fact that
the Democratic lieutenants are COM
PEELED to state exactly the truth to their
chieftains and not IN any way to rely on their
Imagination or partisan feeling. That is one
of tho beauties OF the Democratic organiza-
ton. No misleading statements are wanted.
and nothing must be submitted to the chief
tains except facts as the lieutenants can OBJ
"A statement was made in an evening parer
rfSsn np his homs 2ss West sSvsntyth5d
street. shortly after he accepted the War port
There has been no betting of any moment on
the a Watt tine
Lynch. 90 Nassau street. sent word to Demo
cratic headGuarters that he VII S wager S} Ia
had Stepped Forward to take Mr.: Lynch's offer.
Haekess Suresa IN Ree h Hote
Tho Utica etatesman's campaigning Is also
effect that tho Republicans In the country can
not be gotten to the poll. and certainly little or
nothing can be expected from the county
organization, Mr.. Hackett and gil his asso-
ciates are relying on disgruntled Democrats
70 helm their ticket; and that's tho size Of the
situation. and nothing more.
Coroner Hackett played his trump card in
his cam paign last night when he handed out
to the reporters a list containing the names Of
ls2 lawyers Of the Bar Association who ,, said
they were going to vote for Edward I. Burt
lett The list is prefaced by au appeal for
Mr.. Bartlett.
Among the names signed to the document
are those of United States District Attorney
Edward Mitchell. John Brooks I a;ant the the
Assembly in the Twenty. first district: Thomas mas
Senate in the Eleventh district; Frank H.
platt. son Of Thomas c.: Mortimer c. Addoms.
Republican candidate for Judge OF the Court
OF Common Pleas. and so on.
There are over J. 100 lawyers In the Bar AS
ISOLATION Of New York and 5000 outside Of it,
and Coroner. Hacketts trump card CONTAINING
the names Of 1872. some OF them candidates on
the Republican ticket ami ninety-nine per
cent Of the rest Republicans was not consd-
cred a very strong document in favor OF MIR.
Bartlett