The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-11-06

100000 citizens in Greater New Yorl, will
tomorrow deposit their ballots for the
men of their choice
INDICATIONS are that the vote in the civ
VIII be at least 65,0oO larger than ever he.
lore III the history of Greater New YORK
REPCBLlCANS 'CONCEDE THE CITY
GehefaiIy speaking, Republicans con-
Xeug that Bryan will carry Greater New
ork On the other hand Democrats ad-
mt mat Mckinley will carry the state IL
greater New York is excluded. The dir
5 AeFenCes OF opinion arise on the oues+ior
VI ire pIura1ties that the Democrats ara
conceded In the metropolis and the Pa
districts. INC uP-St dto
,r nemocra1c national headquarters were
PraclicalIy deserted today, only Secraro ~
mason, of the executive eonmi++ee Sat,S
~ charge. Chairman Frank CamnbaII
VI the state central committee Ieot t,t1
nome and will not return until We1nna
udS' secretary Mason declined to ,ooLo
aiis statement today, other than to renea+
einoti. nc chairman had said, that Bryal,'s
electlon was assured. ~ .
AT Republican national boo5o,,.
SSoseph B. Manley, Senator Scott Of W 80
NvHglhla and Frederick S. Gibbs IF NJ
ioIk' gave out the following statements
respectively: e'iients'
Mr.. Manley-The national con,,oi4+
III ms city, after the receipt of teie
State co r0uag from Chairman Hanna ana
- ~ committeeman, have nothing fo all
10 me statement made public tbis aft aud
lyon except to add to it, I do no. sharo
abs Also TeiHe me opinion that Indiana is
doubt Of TI Ia5e Tor US; Butt have no
~ IsgooN New York state by not less re-
o oSoou majority, and I look for s5metbinn
fro1,bie IN majority. [ anticipate no
10 ttboto 6 IN this city tomorrow. l believe
mat superintendent of Police De 49,
MEANS means to give us a fair election as bs
IS nro us f q Iair parade, and as he gave
! 90 not expect that we shan havs any
9 S1lld9e statement as to the result before
''s sen % fdGck sc tuesday az. nH:ght.
peated his FORM oUnc,er OF Il west Virginia, re-
o, Mattlohal Committeeman Gibbs-The
f freG1b6 viii vi be fair; anticipate no
1t is my opinion that McKinIev VII In, eIu
not less than 259 votes in the eIectorai
college That 1 consider a conseryat i've
RICHARD CROKER's FORECAST.
Richard Croker claims that Bryan will
600 and 10000
AS a general thing Republican leaders
VIII not admit that the borough of Man
haitian Will be carried for Bryan bymore
thah 10000 plurality. Both sides claim the
borough Of Brooklyn, the Republicans nv
l2,V0O and the Democrats hwy 5000. Tbs
population in the boroughs of IRONY
queens and Richmond is relativeslV
small Democrats and Republicans cevim
all three boroughs, but the Denocra re
usually carry Queens and Richmond As
Tor the Bronx, the increase in popuIation
owing to the uptown movement, has been
SO great that all estimates are worthless.
the population in some districts having
doubled. 1t will probably give a decisive
majority either way. Democrats are in
clined to concede the state outside of
Greater New York to Mckinley by 81. 600.
This is 100 less than the Republicans
allow Mckinley in the same territory
Chairman and Candidate for Governor
Odell is at his home in Newburg. He will
receive returns at his home, and will not
return here until Wednesday. Before
leaving he said that he had nothing to
add to his statement that Mckinley would
carry New York state by 100000 Greater
New York included
Gov. Theodore Roosevelt will remain
at his home at Oyster Bay. on Long ISL
and, until after election He wound I'D
his camaign for the vice presidency to-
night with a brief speech, and then visit
ed his old friends and neighbors.
The close of the campaign finds the bet
ting that has obtained during the last