New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-04
FIGURING ON THE RESULTS
RFPt'RIJCANS EXPECT TO CARRY THE
STATE. COUNTY AND con
GRESS TICKETS.
REGISTRATION FIGURES SHOW \ FALLING or
IN DEMOCRATIC Wards. ANn THERE -
SO GRAvEsENu FRAUD TO OVER
CONE SOME COMPARATIVE

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with the campaign practically concluded "a i"r
a. stirring III, the sentiment 81 voters D. concerned
Il computation u the outcome - the election j. ~
order and figuring on the result has been don" ~
some 81 the men most competent TO compare ~"
vote Of former years with the present conhi'"h "'
Affairs The fact that there are tht"" tickets ~ NE
field serves t. make the problem more 'i'''"N 81
pollution than IN other year. when only TWO '"''
OF coniesting candidates had 10 b. considered The
difficulty IS not as great IN regard to me S'"'"
ticket ns II i. with the local tickets tn" esp''A'
strength OF the thlrd party movement b' N H'-
form wing % the Democrats has Deem "''''"' !"
their city and county tckeis. and only NIUE gag
been said or done for the stat ticket h'iIeh ~ J.
= Wheeler The Indepemdon, democratic 'o-niy
Committee has iaien no sicps even 10 "'''i'' 'H
SUPPORT Of the third state ticket content'ns ''''h
win III. denuncla.Ion ~ senator I'M Perhaps 10"
fact tha, the other names on the STAT" ticket were
rejected equally with his vas ihr controlling i""-
son why no EFFORT Was made to secur" indorF''n"hi
% Mr. Wheeler when his nam" was plh''h WIN
tho.. Of Messrs Lockwood aud Brown
when DavIc - IfnI elected Governor =" 1871
n. carried kings County by 1921 votes. receiving
"A total Of s..,si In IS. the pluraUN Tor '"N'HH
had increased TO 1856 Hnt the tidal wave OF Is''
changed all this. and the county Was 'hftl"' l"r
the head % the Republican state ticket ny pi"-
ralty Of 7.3l5 Hut the Democratic vote was ~
only a trfe less than That cast for Governor 'illl
two years before The gain In the Republican vote
however had been about l2.Ocl How far this can
be held this year II the uncertain quantity. s'r"'-
GUS efforts have been made bN the pein"cri'S 10
vet every vote possible for Senator iiil Idtue -
said OF the other candidates a. :. - believed hh'
I, I'm can carry the county that will pull the local
candidates through The closest estimate that th"
Republicans make Is based upon computation
made from reports received from half the election
districts Of the city These reports cover all paris
Of the city. and may be supposed 10 rrprrsen' me
average OF the whole Based upon the hgures i"-
ceived the calculations give the Republican state
ticket s66ss and the DcmocraIc STATE Ticket
GO l26 This would leave l,.OO TO the trid
,,ck., troviled that the total vote Is the sam" a.
las, wear and with practically the same regisra;io ion
Il cannot be far different plurality OF l'"o Tor
Morton would mean majority over all IN ne
county.
The regular Democrats are confident thht "eS
will be able to carry the county for their state
ticket for they allow at tn" most not more imam
800 Democratic votes for Wheeler and they say
that. aside from this Hin will have AZ large II
plurality az he had In 1891. They say mat II ne
carries the county by II 900 or 1900 their city ana
county tickets Will be elected. and on this basis
rest all their calculations. The enthusiasm which
greeted the appearance OF senator liiil al the
Academy OF Music II held TO be an augury OF the
support he will receive at the polls
The Reform Democrats say little In regard 10 the
vote for the Wheeler ticket. and they count upon
the sunport for their local tickets OF many Demo-
Gratis who Will vote for Hin for Governor. and OF
not "A few Republicans who Will vote for Morton Tor
Governor They have given much time and money
TO promote the interest OF their candidates upon
the city and county tickets. and some OF their en-
thusiastc siatsticians figure out a bare plurality
FOR them one Of these calculate IL based on
estimated vote OF l732ss. excluding the l.rohlp
ton. socialistIabor and Popiist vote; The 70
publicans expected TO get 6oos'. the regular LA
Democrats 81 3i5. and the Reform Democrats oil .s%
This Is a margin TO count upon Tor victory.
for any one OF a score Of circumstances could
change IT, But the most radical and enthu-
siastc Of the reformers hardly hope to elect their
candidates. What they do nope to do IL to defeat
the rival Democrats I'm the field.
There IL hardly chance that in the existing
state OF things the Republicans will fail To elect
their candidates to the city ana county offices to
chinery OF the city and county government In Re
publicans hands giving complete control Of the
Board OF Estimate. of the appointment OF six Police
Justices. and enabling reform to prevail In every
for good government would be materially felt next
year. when me elecuoh oi n mayor VIII asaih
occur.
GOOD OUTLOOK FOR CONGRESS CANDIDATES
In the Congressional field the outlook Is excel
lent for sending all Republican representatives to
take the places after March OF the Democrats
who were elected In 1892. The Democratic plural
tiles In the several districts in that wear were
follows: lid District. 7i5s lid District 500; IVth
District. 1893: With District. 2lC7 With District
Vote win 'h he Sss between wo and
d. NJ. Hurley and Francis H. Wilson. Republicans
viii have little difficulty IN winning by handsome
pluralites. The same result II expected In the With
and With districts. although the Reform Democrats
have withdrawn their candidates and agreed 10
between the men put up by the Republicans and
their opponents is so great that the former pos,
James " r. Howe. RepSbcons' w probaby r rTe
resent these districts In the next CorRresa In the