The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-11-05
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will be elected by a safe majority and
that the legislature will be Republic
| can.
| Chairman Powers of the Democratic
| committee claims the Democrats will
! elect the state ticket by 500 to 500 ma
jority and that they will elect 80 of
the 10 members of the legislature. He
adds: The only element of uncer-
! tainty is whether the Mormon people
dare to vote the Democratic ticket,
when it is manifest that the leaders
Of the church desire the election of the
| Republican ticket"
! =. II. Lannon, manager Of the Tri-
bune, says: The Republican state
| ticket will be elected by from 1000 TO
1000 majority, the legislature will be
! Overwhelmingly Republican and the
constitution will be adopted by a ma
jority of $4,000"
General Young, manager of the Her.
/ aid, says: THE church question be-
/ ing novel. may upset all calculations.
/ Indications point 10 a very close vote.
| We will not win nor lose by more than
| a thousand votes. Roberts for con-
| gress will be elected.
LARGE VOTE IN IOWA.
Des Moines, Ia, Nov. 4.-The Repub-
! lican and Democratic headquarters in
! this city were closed tonight, for the
/ campaign work is all done. Chairman
Mcmillan of the Republican commit
tee said simply: I'VE have made a good
| fight We expect more than JackSon's
| plurality. think we will do 1000 more.
which will give US a plurality of 10000
! and upwards. We will also elect 100
out of the $50 members of the general
assembly, making sure OF Senator ALI
| sons reelection.
Chairman Walsh of the Democratic
committee said he was satisfied they
4 h. III nh
| rality and that with due effort on the
! part of the Democrats they would
! defeat General Drake by a small plu-
/ Tality- The PopuliStS are claiming
| from 10000 to $4,000 votes, which is a
/ large gain. The prohibitonists are also
expecting a largely increased vote due
| to the Republican party aiding the
mulct license law. The prospects are
/ for large vote being polled.
VIRGINIA IS QUIET
| Richmond, Va, Nov. 4.-Virginia is
not a storm center this year. as no
important issues are involved and no
! state officers are to be elected. The
campaign has been listless and light
select a United States senator, the
vote is expected tomorrow. Half of
the members of the state senate and
the entire house of delegates will be
chosen, but as the legislature does not
legislative contest has not been ami
mated. The main issue is on the re-
vision of the election laws.
THE SILENT VOTER.
Baltimore, Nov. 4.-The eve of a crit
ical political battle finds the issue en-
shrouded in doubt Both sides are
claiming victory. but the tones in which
they make their boasts and the figures
the cite as basis for their alleged be-
lief do not carry conviction to the mind
of an unprecedented on-lOoker.
The fact is that everybody is at sea.
because in the present contest the
silent voter is a greater factor than he
has ever been in the history Of Mary
land politics The fierce attacks made
on German and the cutlery against
what his opponents term 'gerrymand-
erism,'' has undoubtedly Influenced
many who have heretofore voted the
Democratic ticket and will induce them
TO vote against Hurst. who is known as
Mr.. Germans candidate. Upon the |
other hand, the very bitterness OF the !
attack has brought Mr.. Germans !
friends closer to him than ever before. /
and they Will get out every vote at
their command.
Then. too. the color line has been !
drawn for all 1t is worth and every |
known device has been taken advant- |
age of to lead the voters of Maryland |
to believe that a Republican victory |
means negro supremacy. With such /
arguments as these the sole issue in |
the campaign ii would be Idle to pre- |
dict a result, and all that can be said /
of IL is that IL looks like anybodys VIC |
tory.
The officers to be elected are: Gov 4
ernor, comptroller OF the state treas
ury. attorney general. legislature 4
which Will elect a successor TO United 4
States Senator Gibson
Jackson. Miss, Nov. 4--The state 4
canvass closed in Mississippi today by /
Hon. A J. McLauriR, Democratic can
didate for governor,
ELECTION DAY WEATHER
Kansas and NebraSka-Partly cloudy I
weather: probably local rains and /
SHOWS IN western portions; much cold
CT.
WASHINGTON. Nov. 4.-The following
S. the wea Their forecast for tomorrow IN
the states IN which elections VIII be
held:
For eastern New York-Probably
fair and warmer.
North and South Carolina and Geor-
gia-GeaeraIiy fair, local showers on
the coaSt-
Eastern Flortda-Docal rains.
MisSsssippi-Fair, followed BY show
e-s on the coast
Keatucky-GeneraIly fair. but wish
increasing cloudiness
Western Psunsylvanla-C@neTaIly
fair.
Ohic-Fair d1ing Tuesday. and
warm
Indiana and Illinois-Fair during the
greater portion Of TUESDAY probably |
followed BY local rains during the
night
Lover Mic$sisan-FaI- during the
day. followed by showers az night
Upper MiC1gan-Loczl rains and
STOW. and colder.
North and South DaE1ota-Shoxe-s.
col3e--
Western New York-Cssoerzily fair
Nex Jensey-Fair. followed BY cloudy
and threatening weather on the coazs-
Internationally far.
Mary lzrsi-Probebly <zSr n the n
terror during 1s1e greate- portion % ih>
day and showers Cd the cDasl
MassachusecSs-FNzSr dssrs1g Tge<ssay
bot may BE- cloudy and ;arsai=uizE On
southeast coas- IN tae evening
Syivs-IAs-Ss--ro.--ziiy far
Ur2h-Fair. decidedly ossder-
Iowz-Increzs.nE c@oua1neSs ard |
probably ioczi -zsrrs Tuesday afternoon |
~ night; much colder Tuesday night