Arizona republican., 1900-11-06
Will Come With Count
 of Votes Tonight.
REPUBLICAN REASONS
Why He Is Going to Be Hidden Under Great Landslide Today-People Haven't Forgotten the Ante-Mc- Kinley Misery-Bryan Rests His Case on the Veneration of the People for the Constitution.

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 New York, Nov. 5.-(SpeclaL)- Tho
 republican national committee gives out
 the following official statement: "On the eve of the election the republican
 national committees forecast of the re-
 suit, based on absolutely authentic un- | impeachable figures and facts, differs from previous forecasts only in in- creasing the magnitude of the triumph which tomorrow will bring to the tty. All sources of the committees | information. including many unwil-
 ling witnesses, concur in indicating
 the conclusion that Tuesdays election
 will prove a veritable landslide for Me- Kinley and seal the doom of Bryan for ever"
 The prime causes for the irresistible overwhelming revolt against the Bryan populist ticket are perfectly ob-
 vious. They consist in the desire of the people to maintain the prospe rity which they enjoyed under the policies of the Mckinley administration, and d well grounded fear of public calamity in case Bryan were elected. The laboring man, his wife and children. remember the poverty, misery and despair which shrouded their lives in the black years previous to McKinley's inauguration. and they remember with gratitude the relief which came to them with abun- dant employment, and increased wages. They now listen to Bryans invitation to throw away these advantages, but respectfully decline.
 The business men remember what happened to them in the same dark years and know what the practical re- suit of the election of 1896 has been with reference to the rehabilitation of prosperity in all lines of commercial en- terprise during the past four years. They correctly regard the proposition to indorse Bryan, his free silver and free trade theories as nothing short of insanity. Farmers are not likely t3 forget the evil days when they wer. reduced to bankruptcy, almost beg gars; now with mortgages lifted. farm products bringing increased prices, homes filled with joy and comfort. they do not propose to change the conditions at the behest of the false prophet Of 1896 and Hhe anarchial agitation of 1900.
 "All who have remunerative work to do and have wages paid them and have a business to protect; all who have money deposited in banks or invested in homes have been confronted with a threat to reduce the value of their property by one-half and have been asked to ratffy this suicidal policy by their votes. People know that the country prospered under Mckinley, that employmend mt was abundant for all: that commercial prosperity has been universal, commercial honor safeguard ed against the advocates of repudiatiOn and so the people have decided to rc- elect him and continue the prs sent con- ditlons of prosperity and safety.
 '"The final forecast claims at least the following states for Mckinley: California, Connecticut, Delaware, H. Hnois, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas. Ken lucky. Maine. Maryland. Massa- chusetts, Michigan, Minnesota, New Hampshire, New Jersey. New York. North Dakota, Ohio Oregon, Pennsyl- vania, Rhode Island, South Dakota, Vermont, Washington, West Virginia, Wisconsin, Wyoming. Total, 29i."
 Omaha, Ncb.. Nov. 5.-Mr. Bryan to- night gave out the following statement: The evidence is in, the arguments have been made and the case is now subnrft- ted to the jury. If the jury will accept the declaration of independence and the of the United States as the instructions of the court there will be no doubt about the verdict I hope our people will vote carly and then see that the vote is counted as cast.
 "I have been informed that there is a plan ito buy purchasable voters with q sum, contingent upon the gains in the precinct, but I do not believe the plan will work because a democrat who would become a republican worker at the last moment would be suspected by his neighbors, and l believe that the people are so much in earnest that upon any extended scale will be impossible.,'