Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1896-11-03
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hlnley ana HoDarb everywhere from 2UU,-
900 to 100000 plurality. The Democratic
chairman hopes to keep the Republican
plurality below 100000. The Palmer and
Buckner followers, under the title of
"Jeffersonian Democracy" have very
active organization in the state aid
Chairman Given hopes the ticket will poll
from 10000 to $4,000 votes.
Sioux Falls, s. D.-Populst Chairman
l.. M. Estabrook, Dem ocratic State Chair
man j. A. Bowler and Chairman U. s. G.
Cherry, for the free silver Republicans,
all of this city, unite in claiming the state
for Bryan by 5000 to 5000. Cherry claims
he has two polls of silver Republicans,
! the last showing $500 Bryan votes sure.
Fargo, N. D.-Chairman Cooper, of the
state Republican central committee, be-
/ lieyes that the state is safe for Mckinley
by about 5000 plurality. If is thought
by Republicans that Mckinley will run
ahead of the state ticket. At the Demo-
cratic headquarters Chairman Kleinogel,
lof the state committee, claims the state
will go 5000 for Bryan, and that Burke,
congressional candidate, will he elected
sby 1000 majority. The fusionists are
also jubilant and feel that the state is
already won by them.
Denver.-The vote this year is esti.
mated at about 10000. The supporters
| of Bryan aud Sewall claim for them
majority of 10000. The Mckinley Re-
publicans promise to show twice the
strength credited to them by their op-
ponents.
Columbia, s. C.--There has been no
campaigning in South Carolina as it has
always been conceded that Bryan would
carry this state by majority which is
placed at 10000 by the smallest esti-
mates.
Augusta, Ga.-The Democrats will car
ry the state by $4,000. Populists, as a
rule, will not adopt the fusion with the
Republicans that was mapped ont by the
executive committee of their party.
Many Popuist leaders have come out in
strong cards advising their followers to
vote for Bryan.
Petersburg, Va.-The regular Demo-
cratic managers claim Bryan will carry
Virginia by $4,000 The Republicans also
appear to be confident of carrying the
state, but they give no figures. There is
no Populist ticket in the field and the
party generally is supporting the Demo
cratic candidates.
New Orleans, LATHE Australian bal
lot system is on its first trial in Louisiana.
The state will give Bryan majority of
between $4,000 and 10000.
Augusta, Maine.-Chairman Beal saws
that the vote in Maine will be as follows:
Republicans, 10000; Democrats, $4,000;
Prohibitionists, 1000; Populists, 5000;
boilers, 1900.
Little Rock, Ark.-The Democratic-
Populist fusion electoral ticket will be
elected by abont the normal Democratic
majority. Chairman Armstrong, of the
Democratic central committee, estimates
that Bryan will poll about $4,000 votes in
the state and Mckinley about 10000.
Austin, Texas. = Democratic State
Chairman Blake says there will be 100000
votes cast in the state to-day, of which
number Bryan and Sewall will get t27c zoo,
Bryan and Watson 10000, Mckinley and
Hobart 125,000 and Palmer aud Buckner
10000 Blake also says the state Demo
cratic ticket will win by anywhere from
$4,000 to $4,000 majority.
Chairman John Grant, of the Republi-
can party, who has managed the organi-
zation of the Republican party in Texas
and is in touch with every part of the
state, also figures the total vote at $780,
600, but claims from 205,000 to 100000
votes for the Mckinley electors and the
Populists' state ticket on the fusion ar
rangement. Conservative politicians fig.
ure out that of the 100000 votes the Dem.
ocrats are sure of 100000, and the fusion
ists comprising the Republicans, Popu.
lists and gold Democrats, are also sure of
100000, thus leaving 100000 votes as the
uncertain quantity. OF this number it is
estimated most of it is vest pocket
pocket vote that can not be placed.
Boston, Mass.-The Boston journal has
Just com pleted the most thorough can.
vass ever made of the state. 1t shows
the following probable total vote of
Massachusetts for president and COVER
nor:
National ticket Mckinley, 281,819;
Bryan, 1913 ,40S; McKinley's plurality, 1885,
All.
State ticket--W Wolcott, 264, 1884; Will
liams, l12,208; Wolcott's plurality, 1872
626.
The canvass Of Boston showed $4,000
for Mckinley, $4,000 for Bryan and 5000
for Palmer. .4sass.s
For Wolcott, $4,000; Williams, 10000,
and for Prince, 5000. This is majority
of 5000 for Mckinley and 10000 for VOL
colt.
Raleigh, N. C.-There seems, in spite
of fugitive threats of scratching as to the
Bryan fusion ticket, to be general ac-
quiesence among the better informed of
both Populists and Democrats that Bryan
will carry the state by 10000. The Re-
publicans claim the state for Mckinley
by $4,000.
Cheyenne, Wyo.-The Republican state
committee has made thorough poll of
the state by precincts, and claims the Nc
Kinley electors will receive majority of
1900, the Justice of the supreme court 2,
900 and congressman $500. The claims
of the Democratic state committee call
for $500 majority for the Bryan electors
and $500 each for congressman and jus-
tice Of the supreme court.
Salt Lake, Utah.-It is estimated that
the vote of the state will be over $4,000 as
the women will vote for the first time at
this election. The chairman of the Demo.
cratic committee claims that Bryan's ma
jority will be over 10000, that X ing,
Democrat, for congress, will be elected
by over 5000 majority and that the
Democrats will have ~ majority on joint
ballot in the legislature.
The chairman Of the Republican com-
mittee does not name figures on the
presidential vote, but says the Republi-
cans will elect the congressman and carry
a majority of the Legislature.