Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-11-05

ALBANY, Nov. 5.-Senator Hill left here again this morning over tho Della ware and Hudson to finish his campaign. He had a special car and will speak from the rear platform at Waterford at II:30 and at Mechanicsville at ls:30. He will speak at Convention hall, Saratoga, at 2 p. m., and, returning, will deliver n brief address from the train at Ballston at 5:30 p. m. This evening he will make his final speech at Cohoes, where people from Albany, Rensselaer, and Saratoga coun- ties will greet him.
 Governor Flower has returned to the city and is resting after his arduous weeks work. He said in an interview today: Barring a slight hoarseness from doing so much talking. 1 am in excellent health and spirits. think we have made a hard fight for short one, and the re- suits will be plainly seen on election day. The Democrats of this state have gotten back to their normal condition and will give the regular Democratic vote to MT. Hill.'
 Tomorrow night Senator Hill, Gov ernor Flower, John Boyd Thachor and a number of public men and leaders will receive the returns at the executive cham ber.
 Some Election Statistics.
 Statistics of the last two gubernatorial elections are pertinent today because of Senator Hills connection with them. In 1888 Hills plurality for governor over Warner Miller in the state was 10, l7l. Hill got 69. lo2 plurality in Now York and 14, 20l in Kings county, a total of S3, 3o3.
 In 1891 Flowers plurality for governor over Fassett in the state was 47, 937. Flowers plurality in New York was 59.- 5O2 and in Kings county 16, os0, a total of a, 5S2.
 In 1899 Cleveland carried the state by 45, 5l9 plurality. His plurality in Now York county was 76, 800 and in Kings county go, 555, a total of 105, S55. In 1893 the state was split up over the May nard issue. and Judge Bartlett. the Re publican candidate for judge of the court of appeals carried the state over Maynard by lol, 064 plurality. Palmer. the Repub- lican candidate for secretary of state. over Cord Meyer (Dem. G had plurality in tho state of only 24, iS4. Maynard carried New York county by 31, CIT and Meyer by 67, 67o. On tho other hand, Bartlett carried Kings by 20, 796, and Palmer, the Republican candidate for secretary of state carried Kings by T,327.
 New York Ministers Preach PolItics. NEW YORK. Nov. 5.-The last day of the political campaign was an exceeding. iy dull day at the headquarters of tho va fious organizations John Boyd Thacher, | who has been in charge of the Democrat | 10 state headquarters at the Park Avenue hotel, has started for his homo in Albany. | Of the other managers who have been prominent there Major Hinckley will vote | at Poughkeepsie MT. Huston in Penn Yan and Lieutenant Governor Sheehan l in Buffalo
 Chairman Hackett will probably re l main at the Republican headquarters at the Fifth Avenue hotel until after cleo Al. | some one at his homo in Utica. Most of 1 his lieutenants. including Mir. Kenyon. | have already gone to their homo districts. Considerable interest has been excited in the joint debate to be held this even ing in Scottish Rite hall betwcen George Walton Green. tho State Democracy can didate for congress in tho Twelfth dis ert A. Chesebrough. Mir. Green Is the ! challenger.
 All the party leaders are claiming the success of their respective tickets by large majorities. Tho Republicans arc espe- cially desirous of fair weather on Tuesday
 A number of clergymen in the city Sunday preached sermons denouncing municipal corruption and urging their hearers to oppose TAmmany Hall at this election-not on party. but on public and moral grounds. Among them were the Rev. Dr. Parkhurst at the Madison Square Presbyterian church and the Rev Thomas Ducey at St Leo's Roman Cath ollie church. Tho Rev. Father Sylvester Malone of St. Peter's and St Paul's Ro- man Catholic church. Brooklyn, issued a statement in the same vein, claiming z among other things that Tammany al- ready stands defeated before the people
 At the Republican state headquarters Q dispatch from Albany was received an nouncing that tho attorney general had decided that under the election law no voter may occupy the voting booth moro than 10 minutes instead Of 10. as claimed by some, and that any person willfully obstructing or delaying other voters by occupying booth a longer time than the law permits Is guilty of n criminal offense.
 MT. ManIey Prophecies.
 MT. Joseph H. Manley. chairman of the Republican national executive com. mittee, said in an interview:
 Ut Is no prophecy to assert that the Republicans will carry the majority of the congressional delegations in 26 states out of the II and thus have a clear ma . iority of the states in tho next house of representatives. which will end all effort In 1896 to throw the election of president and vice president into the house. , ''1t is reasonably assured that the Re publicans will organize tho next house oi ) representatives. having n majority vary Ing from 10 to 25. All indications point , to the defeat of Mir. Springer in Illinois. g Holman in Indiana and Wilson in West Virginia.
 "The Democrats will lose after March [ next their ascendency in the United States senate Unfortunately for two ) years the Populists will hold the balance of power in the senate. Their number will be increased there to six by the cleo. ton of Governor Tillman of South Caro-. L. .t..I.z AL Al Republicans will have 42 senators and the Democrats 10.
 "From a careful survey of the situa tion, taking into consideration all tho g different clements and forces at work, it docs not seem in the possibilities to do feat Mir. Morton. The disaffection of tht Wheeler Democrats alone will be suffi eisnt to cause Mir. Hills defeat"
 Mrs. Grannis VIII He a Watcher.
 Probably for the first time in tho histo
 y of tho Fourth ward watcher will ar rive at the polls in cab, and it will be [ , woman too. Just how tho rabblc of thu banner district of Democracy will regarI this innovation in down town politics Ii = not known. The watcher is Mrs. k. B Grannfs. She is the only lady who cast
 vote (by proxy), and she will be ti
 only lady watcher at the polls.
 The Twenty second election district
 the Second assembly district will he thu
 honored. The polling place is at 6s Ol
 yer street The residents of this vicinii
 have the reputation of being as tough
 any this city can show. Mrs. Cram
 will arrive before o'clock and renal n until the ballots arc all counted, whic
 will probably be about o'clock MT
 Grannis has done & great many things
 the course of her life that show she is very courageous woman, but it is doub
 ful If any of her preyfous undertakin,