The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-11-03
DEMOCRATS WELL CONTENT.
SENATOR MURPHY SAYS THE TICKET
WILL WIN FROM Tor TO BOTTOM

Ne Has Looked Over the whole sroun>
nEd Heard All the Reports-Burisigh
Forgot Part OF That Betting Anecdote.
Chairman Edward Murphy. Jr.. ofthe Dem o.
cratic State Committee. road In THE Sun yes
terday morning ex-ConRressman Henry @.
Burleigh's version OF his visit to the Hoffman
House on Wednesday evening. Mr.. Murphy q
version indicates that Mr.. Buregh did not toll
all the story, md, in fact, forgot the most i'm
portant part OF It.
Mr.. Burleigh," said Mr.. Muaphy. called
on me, as he usually does when am In the
city. Although on different sides Of the politi-
cal fence We are personal friends. When he
called Wednesday evening ho said: Mr. Muir
ply. what size hat do you wear2 and told
him IN. Then he wanted to bet an So silk hat
that Judge Maynard would be defeated. and
took the bet as The Sun said. in wink. Then
Isaid to Mr. Burleieh: Now I've taken your
bet and Of course you will take my bet Ee
said. What 10 itr and l replied l will bet you
$1,000. Mr.. Burleigh. that Judge Maynard and
the whole Democratic ticket win.' Brother
Burleigh would not take the bet The next
time he tells The Sun a story ask him to give
you the last chapter"
Most OF the Democratic leaders from the
oountry districts who came to New York to
consult with Chairman Murphy returned homo
yesterday. All day Wednesday and until early
yesterday morning Mr.. Murphy and Lieut.
Gov. Sheehan were In consultation with the
Democratic lieutenants. But by yesterday
afternoon there was a great thinning out OF
the visitors. and Mr.. Murphy had time to say a
last word to Mr.. sheehan before the Lieuten-
ant Governor left for Buffalo at 1880. MIR.
Murphy will await Senator Hills arrival
from Washington. which will be either
to-day or to morrow. The senior Sena-
tor. with CongTessmnn John r. Fellows. is
Senator II III will then return to Albany. SEN
sto r Murphy viii be in Troy all day election
Buffalo. II is doubtful whether Secretary
Charles R. De Freest will return from Troy in
time e., on election day to have the return, read
street. Arrangements have already been made
e receive the returns from the State In Gov
Senator Murphy was never more confident
Of victory than he, was yesterday. He has
there tho doubt Of the eectoS
pf The entire Democratic ticket on election day
S.s S. ana
VIII Al The assres before him. he j. positive
FIRMLY that the attacks, on Judge Maynard
Which VIII Be eie on e lie night ts.
Other i'm Dortant Democrats said that the OPP
position to tho :cse this year came from the
1885. They do not believe that this opposition
has grown any stronger this year. as there
the opinion Of these Democrats. it is the same
old fight Of the minority trying to rule the
maiority-and falling.
Tho thirty district leaders Of Tammany Hall
unite in saying that the political situation in
New York city Is more favorable than it, was
district in the city do they ad init that the Re
pubiicans have EhGst Of q show; Tho leaders
Hail ter the sss time but one before the etso.
iion. Police COMMISSIONS Martin presided.
Of the Vas to
Guided the finding out Of weak spots. II there
. were any any report was made by every dis;
that the State ticket from top to bottom would
pS o oe Gev shan was
Mr.. Croker made o short speech He asked
; ssfs ssS Ss Ia q a6s s
sasd o Tsf The 09s e eepss s Of
Thsy viii Of fsep pk ns p
thu pe S wSo nns
neglect the opportunity to vote,
election will DO held on sunday even Ing When
every leader will be expected to make q pretty
close estimate OF the vote on election day.
TAMMANY's MEETING TONIGHT.
Tonight viii De one Of the liyeliest Of the
Police Commissioner Martin. the
q .se has 5ss 4 for
not less than 5000 men In line The marcners
VII be led BY the Thirteenth Regiment band
sG1are,, which Is at Il junction Of Houston.
There, will be another, parade in the Six.
teenth district. Bayue's sixty ninth Regiment
sf4 naS x !ssn mssnk at serss a ds.
Fifty eighth street. between Third and Lex
In The Twenty. fourth district there will also
be parade. Tho Algonquin Club will lead.
The, mass meeting will be held In ,Renwiok
Rome Of the other meetings planned Tor to-
Eight are as follows
IRE, assembly p,.tre.-rnited German Democracy.
, FouIth-+.s Cherry street and Jefferson street and
: slxth-swss.American Democratic Club IS East
ssventh-Concordi. Hall. Avenue A. near Second
s,Ts": West Twefts ana Washington Streets nRartes
eIeet and waverIey place. ana Eighteenth street and
= fii.s.n.hETn,.sd German Democracy. 42a West
:. sevsnteenth,- Wsnaelrs Casino, Ninth avenue and
.s.I., TnitsS Gsrms oui
Second AID Tnrd and Sn,e.d
Twenty..ix,h-ll4,h street and Frat avenue
twenty s.yen.h-suzer's Park and Mill.rs HALL lol
Iniudicious friends OF ex-senator Charles p.
McClelland of Westchester have been saying
things OF late The ex-senator last night
took occasion to correct certain Impressions.
At u Democratic ratification meeting held In
Tarrytown he took the stump and pledged his
support to the whole ticket and asked his
friends to do tho same.
man was friend OF his who did not vote ON
election day the whole straight Democratic
ticket from top to bottom. This makes the
Democracy OF Westchester n unit, and insures
The success OF tho entire ticket in the county
The close relation o ex-senator McClelland
TO President Cleveland is another significant
feature.
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