The sun., 1894-11-04
GRANTS ESTIMATED VOTE
CHAIRNAy uARTTN SAYS 10000
PLURALITY.
Mr.. Grant Himself Feels Certain OF Eieeuo,
and Predicts 10000 Plurality for Efiu IL
the ttty-Additions to Tuts Sunnorte..

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and Predicts 10000 PIurnIity for Htiu I.
the City-AdditiOns TO HIs Supporters
President James J. Martin Of the Police Board
| who as the Chairman Of tho Executive Com.
mittee of Tammany Hall should possess the
| most accurate Information, based on a careful
canvass OF the probable vote on the municipal
| ticket on Tuesday, said yesterday:
u do not believe that Mr.. Grants plurality
for Mayor can bo less than 10000"
| This statement was made in tho corridor Of
the Union Square Hotel just after Mr.. Martir
had left Mr.. Grant.
The Inter also made some predictions, but did
not venture to give any figures with referenc,
10 his probable plurality.
II feel absolutely certain Of the election Of
the entire Democratic city and county tcket~
he said, "and believe that the plurality which
the ticket will receive will be such as TO etn.
phnsizc the fact that New York is Democratic
city, and that Democrats cannot be got TO desert
their party by reformers who only want office
for themselves. expect to win by big plural.
lty, and was never more con1pent in any of mr.
campaigns than am now | believe the CITY
plurality Of Senator Hill for Governor will not
be far from 00.OO0."
On just what information these estimates are
based neither Mr.. Martin nor Mr.. Grant would
say. II Is known that the estimates Of the Tam
many district leaders indicate the probable eleo-
tion of Mr.. Grant by plurality approximatins
12,50O. That, OF course, Is q very close and con-
servative estimate, ana II is hoped TO do much
better. There are. however. two factors in the
campaign. the force of which the most exper-
enced managers admit they cannot estimate
with any degree OF accuracy. These are the
hard-timcs cry and the A. p. A. or religious Is
sue.
different parts OF the city last night but he kept
none OF these engagements. Instead he kept
close TO the little room In the Union Square
mSny a CAMPAIGN mGS ne and qeeeSed a. hns the end
tions.
the support of Col Strong were received at Mr..
Grants headquarters yesterday.
Assembly district announced their unwilling.
ness to sacrifice the Democracy of the State and
nation by assisting In the election Of a Republi.
can for Mayor OF this Democratic city.
Denis \. Spelissy, the old County Democracy
leader of the Nineteenth Assembly district, arr
ter directed to. William r. Grace
Col. James !. Mooney, the Oilagawelly chief
and Courtlandt avenue. and endorsed the Tam
many ticket from top to bottom.
Grace organization in the Fourteenth district
Eighteenth, sixteen from the Twenty third.
Fourth district. All these Democrats expressed
their unwillingness TO help elect Republican
control OF tho first Democratic city Of the land
Ono of the acquisitions to the ranks Of tho
supporters Of Hill and Grant reported at Mr..
Grants headquarters yesterday is Naval Officer
CG Baldhwin another I, 4 de Frecs and
c. G. Shtyne Republican Club.
The Wine Liquor and Beer Dealers Associa-
tion OF tho Twentieth precinct has adopted reso-
lutions endorsing the nominations of Hill and
Grant.