The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-11-05
many were made on the Democratic
side. Ex-Governor Campbell himself

\ fuil vote is expected tomorrow, and
prS5ab.y 100000 ballots will be cast
The Republicans concede that their
plurality viii drop back tbs year to
the normal figure-from $4,000 to 60. 900
The Democrats claim that Il will be
wiped out. and tl.Iat Ex-Governor
Campbell will be elected by 10000. The
comm5ttee chairman will make no es-
Inmates, however. The Democrats base
their hope of success upon opposition
WITH HIS own party 20 eX-GQvernCr
Foraker, whose faction secured con-
troll OF the convention at GAINESVILLE,
and C.ctN.s1 the nomination of Cen
elul BusiAell. They expect the defeat
tset The same element of the Repubi!-
can luG'ty that accomplished the de-
feat of Governor Foraker six years
ago, will vote against his faction now.
Ta.s hope is strengthened by the fact
THAT the Democrats Of C.nolanati seem
to be harmonious and enthusiastic, and
That tklre is general apathy in the
western receive. the Gibraltar of the
Republicans. 'B1th parties are claim
inG the. legislature. There seems to be
l!t:!e ground upon which to base an
intelligent pred.ction as TO this.
New Jersey Forecast.
Trenton, n. j., Nov. AIN New Jersey
Tomorrow a governor, seven senator;
ard the whole sixty assemblymen will
be e.sc;ll. There are five candidates
fcc governor, hut those of the prohlbi-
t.oni9,u, Peoples party and Socialists
VII Icobably not receive over 1000
voto3 combined. Republican leaders
ale claiming Nhe election of John w.
Gljggs by pluraLtties ranging from 5000
to 10000. ayl they make statements by
couLrsi6s. The Democratic leaders claim
4 49, Ir,. fNTff,iI will la al J, ..=1
by the normal Democratic plurality of
1000 to 5000. but they decl.ne to furnish
a statement IN detail. Conservative
men of both PARTIES believe Gcisgs will
be eieused.
The nsxt Senate will be Republican,
as .hera are II Republicans who hold
over. Thc complexion of the assembly
VIII deporl upon the governorsh.p, the
Republicans now clai1Eling from 81 to IS
members.
A Hot Campaign.
Baltimore. Nov. 4.-The hottest cam
pa!Gn IN the history of maryland poM-
ties closed last night when the party
ma1agors shu,t up their respective head
quarters preparatory to the battle of
llllots tomorrow. a governor, comp
troller ard states attorney, house of
delegates and IA senators will be select
ol. In Baltimore city a fun municipal
ticket will be chosen. There are four
tickets in the field, but it is conceded
that the fight will be between the DEM
ocrats and Republicans.
Many leading Democrats of the state
have endorsed the Republican guberna-
torial candidate, Hon. Lloyd l.OwndeS.
of Allegheny county, and have stumped
the state in opposition to Millionaire
Merchant John f. Hurst of Baltimore,
who thaV claim foictn1 fhp
Democratic convention by Senator
German
Down with bossism" has been the
cry throughout the canvass, and the
anti-Gorman-R Rasin Democrats have
worked hard for the overthrow of the
ring. 1t Is claimed that the Cleveland
Democracy of city and state will vote
for Iowndes to a man and many OF
them will cast the entire. Republican
ticket. The legislature that is chosen
tomorrow will select the successor Of
United States Senator Gibson. and thir-
teen of the senator's will participate in
the election of ~ successor to Senator
German two years hence.
The Democratic managers are to-
night claiming the election of Mr.
Hurst by from 5000 to 10000 plurality
while conservative estimates by the
Republican-De Democratic leaders place
l<ON slIiJolhy at IU,DUV.
Light Vote Expected.
Des Molnes, Iowa, Nov. 4.-Tndica-
tons are that the vote at tcmorrows
election will be light. The Republican
STATE central committee claims the elec-
ton of the entire ticket by pluraltes
from 10000 to $4,000 votes. The MEM
bers acknowledge that the vigorous at
tack made upon BRAKES railroad build
ing record has had an effect. 1T is es-
t,ima.ted that ne will run from 1000 10
5000 'beh'n1 the rest of the ticket.
The Democrats are cJnceding the
election of all the Republican state
t.ckCt bi,t ITS head. They claim that
the mujcrlties OF last year will be re-
duccd nearly half and claim there is
a SHOW for the election of }abb because
of defect.ons from brakes following.
It is claimed by the Proh.bition.sts that
their t'cko, will receive 10000 votes in
the State this year against less than
& 000 In lct vetlr