New-York tribune., 1896-10-24

non and go Republican. Secretary Carlisle and
other prominent Kentucky Democrats have de-
c'ared against Bryan. and the Palmer and Buck
ner ticket is expected TO do more good in that
state. perhaps than any other State. II no other
thing would have,effected the defeat Of the Pop
ocratic ticket there, 30 the Republicans managers
said yesterday the indignities Mr. Carlisle was
subjected to the other night will bring it about.
as thousands Of Democrats it is thought. will
show their disapproval of that incident by voting
against Bryan.
Maine Is relied on to duplicate her great Re-
publican victory of last month.
MARYLAND LIKELY FOR MKINLEY.
Maryland is another State where the Democ
racy is divided and the Republicans harmonious
and aggressive. When Lowndes was elected
Governor il was largely due to the protest of the
respectable Democrats against Gormanism and
boss rule. This year the same conditions pre-
vail. The better citizens Of the Democratic party
are working for the defeat Of Bryan German
is to-day sntagonzed by the same men that
fought him when Lowndes was elected but the
Republicans are more aggressive have better
organization and are more harmonious than
ever Then too. the Sound Money Democrats
are earnest and tireless 1t is believed that Ral-
timore will give the greatest Republican majority
ever known in the city. and the state Will give
its electoral vote to Mckinley.
Massachusetts is conceded by the Popocrats.
Michigan has been claimed by the Popocra's.
and there has been some silver sentiment there.
but advices received by Mr.. Quay say that the
State will surely go for Mckinley.
Minnesota is safely within tho Republican col
umn so the Republican managers believe.
New-Hampshire, Of course, is conceded to the
Republicans
New-Jersey the home of Gsrret A. Hobart is
safe for sound money beyond question
New-York-well. the only question u the size
of McKinley's majority.
North Dakota is claimed by Mt Hanna y!
majority of 500.
Ohio-another question as 10 the size OF the
majority for Mckinley.
Rhode Island. Republican. of course
Vermont demonstrated its dislike for anarchy
so recently that there is no question OF It's al
legance 10 Repubcanism A.
West Virginia has seen lively nSht ana MT;
Scott who lives there has staked MS pohucai
existence upon its fidelity 10 Republican prih-
cpcs ,,,
WISCONSIN is one Of the debatlble Middle
Western States but the most trustworthy ad-
vices assure the Republican managers mat II
will give from 5000 10 10000 majority ior
Mckinley. 80,
California has been in debate. but the Loyalty
of the Republican leaders and hard battle WI VII
make its majority for Mckinley about l''Voo'
according TO Mr.. Hanna's estimate.
NEBRASKA MAY GO AGAINST BRYAN
Nebraska. the home Of Bryan. is expected 10
go against him. Senator Thurston has been do
ing active campaign work and he assures the
leaders tina. BRYAN will lose his own election
district, his own ward his own city. his own
county and his own state.
oregon is claimed for Mckinley with ma
joIty OF 12000
South Dakota likewise with a maj 7rity OF
10000
Washington is expected to give 5000 for Nc
Kinley.
Wyoming's majority for Mckinley is estimated
1000
These states. looked upon As sure for Mck,n-
ley by the National Committee would give NC
Kinley 300 votes IN he Electoral College.
The States freely conceded 10 Bryan ar" Ala-
bama Arkansas. Colorado Florida, Georgia
Idaho Louisiana. Mississippi. Nevada. South
Carolina. Texas and Utah. This gives Bl7an ="
votes in the Electoral College.
The following States have been looked upon re
doubtful: North Carolina Tennessee. virginia,
Montana and Missouri although Mr.. Hobart
claims Virginia and North Carolina They hav"
0ffV-fVe electoral votes