New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-05
INDEPENDENT roTEIN MARYLAND
IT WILL SETTLE TIE RESULT or THE
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PREDICTIONS
BY ROTH REPUBLICANS And
DrNOcRATfc LEADERS
nrMncnArlc LNADERs


,.,.,..o~e Nov fsporaD The campaign in
,,-.i,rd closes with the result next Tuesday de-
,,4ir,- ON the ouiet independent vote The c"h"l-
1.tos and managers Of both parties are equ""y
confident WITH The independent voter CON" "'"-
,he situation the chances favor the c'''"n 80
Governor Lonndes and the entire hepun''"" '''''
.,,,,o, I'm fhc acht for control Of the Legislature
,n penrhllcanq arc almost certain of SCOUTING
control If tho Senate II NOT ~ both houses Inc
,,,on,,n- General Assembly elects % state Irea7-
,,r.- aud two members o. the Police Commission
of Baltimore -
Arthur p German. who was really the Issue IN
1Se- has taken no active part IN me present 7'''
I'm. to-day in q letter Do makes the race q''9'io" "
loading issue The Democrats have been m"h'B
stock NJ -o-callcd negro rowdyism and also OF
negro crimes against white women Inci" are
over eovenfoen thousand negro voters IN Baltimore
A ,eer, Gambler Who controls the tough element
~ his noonla has sold ont 20 the Democrats a""
,e enppiicd with plenty of cash 10 keep ms i"io"
or I'm limo The Industrious better class or ne-lo''
will ~ course support Governor l""h"'~' ''''
,o-,. clement against which tho Democrats are
o.,,,, tho race issue is the class they control az
elections. ..-
1.,i,ol states Senator Wellington since his quar-
vol ycith Governor Iowrdos las been publicly pro
dieting The Governors defeat. and he has no I'lS'
his hand or voice 10 help Nh" party The SCUM
Money Democrats are divided. hut tho majority
q +
r,o,rAif.a, ticket The Democrats have conn'c'c'
,toir epht SOLELY on state issues. but Governor
,2ooeevolt's effective spcechmaking tour through
ho western part ~ the State and the speeches. III
Senator Thurston and Postmaster Genera H".'
have forced tho Democrats 20 assume the oe''"7''e
on National issues.
Disclosures made en- the last fow days ih"' IN
s,i,e ~ their seeming retirement German an"
"-ree" Rasin. the old bosses have been directing
.he carnpaicn from tho insid and contohn- '''
marty organization IRE. the Republican ana H'"'-
neudeuf Democratic leaders assert c."s4hS '''
Democrats who fought tne machine your year ."'
- line I'D for another blow 81 ii Do l'' '''''"''
cans are defeated Senator N''lns'' @'' a..
and the race issue vii bo rospon.ihie ior
-'.-,.,f,.r has been a. force contest iNi'N-N'tt,
colonel John Walter smith the Demo,f','o ,or
date for Governor, has. l' i- 90. . t,.j
900, t0 tho campaign aid e'rilpn luz. .. ,.l,.
Chairman Shryock. of the i''I' t.,-,., TO-
nlftee. in his final forecast oi '"' ''.'''''
- i' W. titIst~r if h. spring election WITH
q rov defe-fions MOI more than two thousand ~
things and IN addition vii h3' '.''. ,,' i,.-
RcpuhliDau vote. With g. 600. promo. .'''. 49,
n,- See how their aioritv in the ct} cap pos-i"N
be- less than from s.ooD To- feY on tlc most ''
In thc counties 'hetwo,n friends" statement Of
Che situation f. that the r. tern HHo'' .' '' ~,
I.owmaes aid iic IT'D Dsfre. deo.tahe eroq,in.d
with he t,ane,, in ia'o ' ,sl'1' n.,rcf Minority
~. H""es ~ Tho Domorrafs u the lld strict.
ori ieata goncihine 70 comc 20 Baltimore with Cd
aou 10 ls f i riion nasine his hopes ol the
COY .g. tb ie,dir u. rlorrs-i. newspaper ~ the
state though now opposing the Republican irNt Z.
irforsed his administrator The independent Dom
Colonel John Walter Smith. the Democratic cam
Democrsiio success because sre n.iory of
those Democrats who f9nr Fs'fs t-o t''.i ,'I No.,
man Naudivcr. a. the l'rmNrfaii' 9iiIr .li.Ii'-