The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-11-05
MANLEY HAS AN IDEA.
No Doubt, He Says, But Hill VIII BE
Defeated.

New York, Nov. 4.-Joseph H. Manley,
chairman of the Republican National exc
cutiye committee, gave out an interview
at the Fifth Avenue hotel today. In it
he says that wherever an election has
occurred during the last six months,
bama, in Maine, in Georgia, or in Con-
necticut the result has been the same.
That has been the DRIFT and trend-all
from the Democratic to the Republican
party, and the cause, ne says, is to be
found in the dissatisfaction of the people
with the present Democratic administra-
ton. After setting forth several acts of
the Democratic party which, in his opin-
ion, tended TO produce this dissatisfaction,
Mr.. Manley continues:
1T is not prophesy to assert that the
congressional delegates in twenty-six
states out Of forty-1our. and thus have a
clear majority OF the states in the next
House of Representatives which will END
all efforts in the presidential election OF
1856, of an attempt TO throw the election
of president and vice-president into the
House. 1t is reasonably assured that
the Republicans will organize the next
House of Representatives, having a ma
jority varying from ten TO twenty-five
All indications point 10 the defeat of Mr.
Springer, of Illinois. Holman, of Indiana,
1.-The Democrats will lose, after the
fourth of March next their ascendency II
the Senate.
''lJnlOrLunaIelV,
lists win hold the balance of power IN tnf
Senate Their number will be increased
there six. Governor Tillman, Of Soutf
Carolina, Chis election to the Senate Is
and there is every probability that tht
Republicans will have forty-two senators
and the Democrats forty after the tourtt
of next March Great as is the election
in every section of the country New
York is still the pivotal state ana al
eyes are turned on it, and after all II l:
the most important in its r TeSoI5o Oh any
What is to be the result IN Ne"
York? is the inquiry from every quarter
From careful survey of the sltuatloI
taking into consideration all the al1Ieren en-.
{ elements and forces at Work, IL does no
seem in the possibilities to defeat MI
Morton 1t must be remembered that II
| the past twenty years the Democratit
uarty has never carried an elecuon IL
! New York by majority greater thar
! So 600 nor has any party for tnat na aiII
with the single exception OF Clevelanc
| for governor over Folger. and tne oeIea
phenomenal elections-in the o one eoo CAS- a
resulting from a refusal of 100000 Re
| plrblicans to endorse its party's acuoI
and in the other from. nearly lonOV
| its own party. The disaffection of tn
| Wheeler Democrats alone will be SUI
ficient to cause Mr.. HIS defeat" ,.,
Mr. Manley claims that the ate ousl
lness depression will baYe its erect, am
f1rn votes INTO the Republican columns
! He also asserts the fight against Tam
many in this city and state will have IL
effect. ,r-,
said he. will not stop with simply vot
ing ing the municipal reform ticket Tn
people who are determined to overthrov
1Tammany know very we'll that theI
efforts will have been in vain If the!
simply overthrow the Tammany organi
cation in the city and permit the Tam
many organization to succeed in IN
state. They must make their Wort
thorough; they must defeat Grant II
/ the city and they must and will defea
, Hill in the state