New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-04
VICTORY NOW IN SIGHT.
REPUBLICANS CONFIDENT AS TO TO-MOR-
ROWS RESULT
FUSION TIcKETs's SUCCESS PRACTICAL GER
neutrality-suspicious. REPORTS FROM ALL
PARTS OF THE sTATE-MANY DEsER-
TIL
TIoNs FROM THE wIGwAM.

lioNS fEDM TIE NlGWAM
To-morrow's elections. 1t is predicted. will result
In a series Of Republican victories, the most i'm
portant of which will be won IN the States Of
New-York. Pennsylvania, New-Jersey. Ohio,
Massachusetts, and Iowa. and It is not improb-
able. In the opinion Of many that Maryland and
Kentucky may tomorrow night be found in the
Republican column. All tho States named except
New-York and Pennsylvania will choose Cover
nors and in four States-Ohio. Iowa. Maryland
and Kentucky-Legslatures will be chosen which
will elect United States Senator's In this state
the Senator'S elected tomorrow Will take part In
the election Of a United States Senator to sue
ceed David B. Hill In January. 1897.
A careful canvass Of the State has been made
by both the Republican and the Democratic cam
pagners. The Republicans who have been In
charge of the canvass unhestatingly claim the
State by handsome plurality of from 10000 to
10000 The estimates which foretell RepuD-
llcan victory have been confirmed from numerous
Independent sources. The figures are not ex-
pected to equal the prodigious majorities OF last
year. when Governor Morton received 300 per
cent of the vote cast and 1885, los plurality over
David B. Hill: but sane politician believes that
last falls verdict against the tarif-tinkerins
Democracy ls going to be reversed tomorrow Mr
Hls experts at Democratic State headquarters
do not believe 1t and as fully convinced as
impartial political observers Of all parties that
the Republican state ticket will be elected. and
along with it a Republican Senate and Assembly,
with good majorities in both branches.
NOT FORGOTTEN IN A TwELvEMONTH.
The condition of depression. famine misery and
general wretchedness which Democratic incompe-
tency and msrue brought upon the country has
not been forgotten in twelvemonth. The death
of the LIIId Congress has in measure stayed
the progress of Democratic ruin. but the people
know that only complete restoration OF the
Republican party in the Government can bring
back real and abiding prosperity The people Of
New-York will be likely to register their desire
for such restoration wher they cast their bal
lots tomorrow.
In this city the prospect OF again defeating
Tammany Hall and preventing a return of the
era of blackmail, corruption and extortion which
so shocked the moral sense Of the community, was
considered last night TO be excellent. This was
the frank opinion expressed at all the headquar-
tiers where the common campaign against Tam
many Is being carried on. At the Republican
headquarters, In West Thirty -eighth-st. the low
est and most conservative estimates made in
dcated a plurality of not less than $1,000 for the
Fusion ticket.
At meeting OF the Republican district chair
men held yesterday afternoon figures were sub
mtted from every election district which showed
a most encouraging and satisfactory condition OF
the organization The feeling that the union
against Tammany is going TO be successful has
permeated every part of the city. Every hour OF
the r. p!dIy Closing campaign brings news that the
Germans upon whom Croker and Sheehan rely
for escape from disgraceful defeat are going to
dsappoint the Wigwam ccrruptionists and that
Of tha
Gates will not again be deceived and betrayed by
Democratic assurances as they were in 1891 and
1892.
CHANCES OF AsSEMBLYMEN.
The reports Of the district chairmen made
probable the election OF twenty-five Republican
Assemblymen in this CITY, and Six seven
Senator'S Mr. Lauterbach said that the nd-
cationI last night were that the plurality for
the Fusion ticket would be nearer 10000 than
Is 000 Similar reports were received at the
State Democracy headquarters. in East Twen-
tv-third-st., from the managers OF the district
organizations who went there last evening TO
receive their final instructions. The most mod
crate estimates of the State Democracy vote
placed II at $4,000. A decided Fusion victory
and repetition OF last years defeat for Tam
many was unhesltatngy predicted by Mr.
Fairchild and the other State Democracy lead
ers The headquarters OF the Committee or
Fifty. at the Gilsey House. received reports
OF practically the same tenor. If the Anti-Tam-
many vote was polled. it said, there would
be no trouble about the result
TAMMANY's LACK OF CONFIDENCE.
In spite of the frantic efforts Of the Tammany
directors To put on q bold and braZen front their
want OF confidence shown in many ways
Every scheme and de ice to deceive and misead
unsuspecting voters has been resorted to in the
hope Of setting aside last years overwhelming
condemnation Of Tammany scoundrelism. Croker,
Sheehan the Martins. DelmOnr, DAILY ana the
rest Of the ill-omened flock which gathers at the
Wigwam have beea hard at work from the be-
ginning of he campaign, and they nave been as.
sisted with contributions from men who would
be ashamed to have the fact made known. But
their labors will prove of no avail. Defeat stares
them in the face and nobody realizes 1t more fully
than they do.
They got some bad yesterday. and
erai Of them admitted that the tide was going
against Tammany with increasing swiftness.
Il wish the election had come on ten days
ago" said Danny Donegan We had some
show then"
one OF the hard blows for the Tammany
ticket came from the Chippewa Democratic
Club OF the XVIII Assembly District, at
No. POI East Seventy-third-st., which Is in
the Senate district In which Maurice Feather
ston is running This club which has been
Tammany mainstay bolted Featherston on
Saturday night and declared for the Fusion
ticket, ana Tor Mcenar tne Stdte DeinoCidNS
candidate for State Senator. The CLUB also
passed a resolution serving notice on Thomas
J. Dunn. the district leader. that II he didn't
come and take down the Tammany transpar-
ency he had put in front OF the clubhouse. the
members would burn 1t. The club Is made up
of 1873 good political workers. and It's influence.
IL was said in the district last evening would
make a difference of many votes against the
Tammany ticket
ANOTHER BLACK EYE"
The Wiewam received another black eve In
the XXXIId Assembly District yesterday,
where the managers have been counting on
Michael Duny's help.
Vincent Cunnim president Of the Michael Duffy
Association. OF the XXXIId Assembly District.
mas declared for the Fusion ticket and against
Jacob A. Cantor for Senator. With Mr.. CunnH
are about forty members Of the Duffy association.
incllliiny some of tho beat men Duffy had They