Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-06
MANAGERSCLEAROUT
Washington City Nov Awaits the Elsc.
tion Returns.
DEMOCRATIC CHANCES BEST.
UnIess There IL n Landslide the Republi-
cans Will Not Secure Control OF
the House.

WASHINGTON, November 5.-tSpecial)
The political managers have about all
cleared out, and the various headquarters
presented to-day rather deserted APP
pearance. The managers practically
wound up their work here several days
ago. and nothing Is left now except
local work on the day of election. So
far as the congressional outlook Is con-
cerned, the Democrats appear to have
the advantage OF the Republicans, ana,
according to the reports and the COM
Parsons made with the vote in the dis
tricts two years ago, nothing but a
genuine landslide in favor OF the Republi-
cans can possibly give that party controi
In the lower branch of Congress. Inc
Republicans just seem TO take ior
granted In advance they are bound 10
win. and their campaign has been con-
Quoted largely on this line. They actually
believe 1t is their time to win, ana tney
will be exceedingly obliged IL the Demo,
Gratis will sit down quietly ana preVai
unou a heavy percentage of their party
to either stay away from the polls or
else vote the Republican or Popuilst
ticket so that in two years more the
Republicans can take complete posses
sion Of the government IN All i,s
branches. once more in power they VIII
re-enact the odious Federal election laws
raise the tariff duties. ana restore ,ne
bounty which was formerly paid To the
sugar-planters and producers. III uoes no.
strike the average man OF reason thae
the Democrats will be so accommodating
The chances are they will turn as usual
and I'm such event victory VIII DC
achieved tomorrow.
BULLETINS.
From the preparations that na'e
made here for receiving the electioh-fe-
turns tomorrow evening one might sup
nose a presidential contest was soins vn.
Most of the daily papers Will uisp,a'
huIIatins I'm front OF their offices. anu re-
- ,,,iI no given out at the theatres
during the evening. a big hall mas peen
rented and for 10 cents reserved sea.
can no had and the quickest and ireshese
ro,ys will be displayed by a hrm "no
issue daily in Washiongton news pu'e
tins with several editions. Al some VI
the clubs and hotels there VIII aiSo "
bulletins. All this goes 10 shO" va
1894 Is not so much an ON year d. ~. a.,
po,ubI,cans hope IL will be. IT the III
,erest is as great IN Virginia anu WI ~
Carolina as it seems to be in other Sc.
,lons. each State ought to certainly e,esN
a solid Democratic deiegation 10 Coh-
gress. ,,,u,,,o,s located
A large number OF Nlrglnahs iooae.a
IN this city who have the right 10 VS.
in the state will avail themselves Oh ,s ,me
nrivilege tomorrow. Many ieit Tor W..
trent points this afternoon ana eVen,ns'
and others will star, tomorrow h'oi"',ls
The The Virginia Democratic Assoc,r''o,' lr as
have been lust as active this year as
usual. and the members of the orsahnS,
tIon have done all in their power 70 wurA d
up interest and enthusiasm IN ."e !, u''i !,
ton for members of Congress.
realized how important 1t Is 10 l,,e 90, -
20 retain control of the House OF hepte' pre-
sentatIyes and the loss OF lew LII
tr,cts might possibly affect the resu.,
perhans the heaviest vote among 'ne 81,
dent people here will be cast III ."'
Eighth District as the homes OF SO many
are near Washington. ,,,, n,
E p G. Glenn and +. NJ. Waaoey' VI
Richmond. are at the Ebbitt.