The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-04

New York CITY. and An the cities
OF Onto and Indiana. Yet Tie Puts
These states Down a. Certain Re
pubiican-He Even Goes 80 Far as
90 Claim kcntucky by 10000 - lie
Gives bryan iI2 Votes.
Chicago. Nov 2-Houry C. Payne.
chairman OF the Executive Committee OF
the National Republican Committee. fur
nished tho Associated Press tonight with
the following statement giving the outlook
Tuesday from the Republican standpoint.
"Our latest advioos from Ncw York are
conclusive that the state will give large
majority for Mckinney Local conditions
in Greater New York. well known iu the
country. viii increase Mr. BUan's vote
Ten that metropolis, but we believe that a
majority for Mckinley iu the state Is a
most conservative estimate.
Earlier iu the campaign there may
have been some question as to the result
IN Maryland. Mr. Bryan's visit 10 that
state proved injurious 60 his cause and
there mas been. iu the last three weeks.
"a great revival of feeling among sound
money Democrats especially la Balti-
kniey Of between 300 and ln"i
As 20 Ohio. waite there may b. losses
in Cuyahogl county and cleveland. ard
perhaps ono or two 81 tne other large
cities. this will be more than made up iu
the rural districts OF the state. We pre-
dict with the greatest confidence a larger
majority 10 che state than was given tn
1855
The Great battle-ground.
Undoubtedly Indiana has been the
sreat battle-ground in the states Of the
Middle West Every vote has been thor
oughly contested Tie Republicans viii
suffer losses Ia a few of the larger cities.
but there viii be gains among the far
ncrs and tho nrst voters 81 the Young
men. our reports show that the young
men ~ the state are almost unanimously
supporting Mckinley and Roosevelt. lt D.
understood in Indiana that the majority
Tor the Republican ticket VIII be In excess
OF 5000
In inc Rocky Mountain states, ,hose
that four years ago went almost eolilly
for free silver thcre has been revolution
in public sentiment and "a will not Re
surprising u an or nearly all Of them 80
verse their position OF four years ago. Il
Sc as certain as anything can be thar Kan
sas. Wyoming South Dakota and WASH
ington will he carried by tho Republicans
hy decisive maioriues and the siatea OF
Nebraska. tah ana Nevada are more
likely 10 give their votes TO Mckinley
than 20 Bryan.
The results OF the campaign indicate
clearly that the administraticn q freri-
dent Mckinley viii be- sustained hy TIE
people. ana that he viii secure q large r
vote than in iS-. both Of the popular vote
and "a the electoral cOiegc
Claims I.VerythinE.
safely Republican; California. p. Con-
nectcut. 6. Delaware. 3. Illinois . lndi-
ana i1. Iowa. 70. Kansas. lp. kcniurkft
49, Maine. g. Maryland s. Mnesachusctts ts.
De-. Michigan. "a. Minnesota, 9. New iiimT~
shire. & New Jersey. 10. Ncw York 81.
North Dakota. 3. Ctio. p. oregon. 4,
PeunsyIvauia. g. ROOT Island. Z South
Dakota. 4. Vermont a. Washington. q,
West virginia =. Wisconsin. o.. Wyoming.
Total. e9i
"In this list Kentucky Is put down as
safely Republican. The popular vote viii
show a majority Of not less than ai00 FOR
Mckinley The only doubt surrounding
the casting OF the electoral vote g. that
realized bv the question whether the Dem
ocrnts. acting under the provision OF the
Infamous Goebel law. will De- able 10 steal
o.
Probably Republ cam Nebraska. S:
Nevada. 8. Utah. 3 Total 70.
"pemocratic Alabama H. Arkansas. 8.
Florida. e. Georgia. ~. Louisiana. s.. Mis-
sissippi 9. North Carolina. II. South
Carolina. o. Tennessee. T.. Texas i5. Var
ginla. r. Total H.
Probably Democratic: Colorado. &.
Idaho g. Missouri. Il Montana 3. Total
e. "H- c. Payne"