New-York tribune., 1896-10-27

ing and the other features or Nationai ceie'
bration in the exercises Of the day. The te'e'
gram reads follows:
Chicago, ILL.,. Oct. 26. 1885,
To Chairman State Central Committee:
You will please direct county chairmen ~ yCus
q Flag Day saury Oct n 81 BY ssnk asees ana
hamets nearest their homes. and show their patri
otism devotion the country and the flag. and their
protecton. sound morey @ and good government BY
having patriotic speeches and such other exercises
nj make ken the ne day General holiday possible
1t is to be hoped that Republicans everywhere VIII
ii. A. HANNA. Chairman.
GROWING ESTIMATES FOR MKINLEY.
The estimates Of Major McKinley's probable
plurality in Illinois are being pushed a notch
or two higher almost daily by the managers
Of the State campaign. 1t Is now predicted
at the State Committees headquarters that
the Republican electoral ticket will win next
Tuesday with something like 10000 votes to
spare DR.. Jameson. the Illinois member Of the
National Committee. discussing the local out
look to-day. said:
Our reports indcat, that there are In the
neighborhood OF 10000 voters on the lists
We figure that from reason or another
$4,000 will not vote. This would indicate total
pcll Of 925 900 The best figures we have been
able to get show that IN round numbers, 10000
OF these will go to the Sound Money Demo
cratic and Prohibition candidates. thus leaving
5000 to be divided between the Republican
and Popocratc tickets. We feel certain that
Mckinley and Hobart will receive GO per cent
537 900 Of them That. OF course. would give
Bryan 35S.0O0. making Mckinley and Hobarts
plurality 10000. 1t is impossible to estimate
whether Tanner will run behind or ahead We
now have every reason to believe he will receive
practically the solid Republican vote. and
large percentage of the Sound Money Demo.
cratic vote The Democrats who vote for Nc.
Kinley as a rebuk, to the free-silver heresy will
also vote for Tanner. in order to rebuke Att
geld because he was prime mover In leading
their party in Illinois astray. Some OF the
laboring vote will go to Mckinley but not to
Tanner This, however. will be Offset by tho
silver farmers vote. which is for Bryan. but
against Altgeld."
DR.. Jameson said. and Chairman Hit OF the
State Committee confirmed the statement that
the XvIth is the only Congress district consid-
cred doubtful now. However. they are confident
that General Rinaker will carry 1t by a small
majority.
As to the Legislative tickets. both these of1-
cials say that at the very lowest calculation.
remotely entitled to. the Republicans will have
majority on joint ballot in the next Assembly Of
fifteen. They confidently expect the majority
to be much larger This insures the election of
Il Republican Senator
LATEST REPORTS FROM WISCONSIN.
Reports received to-day by Colonel Hahn. Of
the Speakers Bureau of the Republican Ma
tional Committee. from 4. d. Coe chairman Of
the Republican State Central Committee Of Wis
consin. state that there has been a rapid i'm
provement in the situation in the rural districts
Of Wisconsin sEce the middle OF the month.
The same is true of the city OF Milwaukee. Great
Republican gains reported in the counties
heavily populated by Germans and other for
elgners.
Il estimate that the State Is safely Republican
by GO000 to $4,000 plurality" says Mr.. Coe.
Both branches of the Legislature will be strong
ly Republican. and all the ten Congress districts
will elect Republican Representatives. The Ist
District will be carried by the Republicans by
a good plurality. the lid By 1900. the lid by
1000 the IVth by 5000, the Vth by 5000. the
With by 5000 the With by 5000 the With
by 5000. the lXth by 5000 and the Xth by
10000.
WOULD-BE MARTYRS DISAPPOINTED.
Of a collision and disturbance Of the public
peace Chicago will have to resign herself to the
thought of having no parade at all next satur-
day night As the situation will be exciting
and interesting enough without it. the aban-
doned feature" will hardly be missed. The
Republican workmen are satisfied with their
triumphant vindication in court, and have de.
cided to surrender the permit and leave the
held-or rather the streets Of the cty-free to
their rivals They will do their parading. and
a good deal OF it, no doubt. after election. The
charge that the Democratic managers were
hoping for defeat IN court for the purpose Of
making political capital and appealing to the
sympathies OF the sentimental. finds ample war;
rant, not only in the announcement that the
Democratic parade has been abandoned. but
also in the ridiculous manifesto issued apropos
OF Judge Tuley's decision. Notwithstanding
the conspicuous sourdness and fairness OF the
Courts reasoning. Notwithstanding the fact that
the refusal to issu, an injunction was expressly
based upon hostility to government by njuno.
tion' and opposition to arbitrary and high.
handed judicial usurpation OF authority. the
manifesto issued by those posing martyrs
and victims insults the Court and the COM
munty by accusing Judge Tuley Of making .
new departure in the direction Of police tyranny
and absoluteness The manifesto pretends that
there is nothing startling in the idea that the
discretionary action OF the Police Department
cannot be the subject OF prohibitory njunc.
ton by the Court. but must be left to future
remedy at law. after the overt act OF injustice
had been committed" Upon this point The
Post" says very truly:
What Is to be said Of the intelligence or sim
certify OF alleged opponents Of government BY
injunction who criticise a Judge for respecting
the rights and legal powers Of an Independent
branch Of the Government and refusing to over.