The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-11-06
Chairman Davis.

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wanna county tomorrow by from -
500 to 5000 plurality. This estimate is
based upon n study of the situation in
every district in the county.
The success of Mckinley in I.acka-
wanna, / am convinced, means the
success of every man on tire Repub-
lican ticket and to bring about this
much to be desired result I would ap-
peal to every Republican in the county
to he true and loyal to his party to-
day and to take a personal interest in
the success of the whole ticket.
If every Republican votes and sees
to it that his ncighbor votes we are
assured of the greatest victory in the
bistor of the Republican party in this
county.
DAVID j. DAVIS,
Chairman Of the Republican
County Committee, Scran-
ton, Pa, Nov. S.
Chairman o'Neill.
Editor of The Tribune
Sir: am not prepared to give fig
tires on the result of to-morrow's
election in this county, but am con-
fdent that Bryan will carry the
Probably never before was there
such harmony in the Democratic party
in this county. The convention was
undsturbed by factional wrangles and
there has been no factionalisln in the
campaign. All OF the candidates have
worked harmoniously together and
from the sentiment of the voters as
shown in the meetings we have held
ha Mt
stating that Bryan will carry I.acka-
wanna county and that the Democatic
county ticket will be victorious.
]. J. O'NEILL.,
Chairman OF the Democratic
County Committee, Scran-
ton, Pa, Nov. s.
At Headquarters.
Republican and Democratic head
quarters We're very lively places yes
terday. Workers were busy carrying
out the orders of those who planned
the campaign work and there were
the usual scenes of hustle that make
the closing of q lively political battle.
and a lively political battle this as
suredly has been.
The indications are that the Repub-
lcan victory in Lackawanna county
will be complete and decisive, but as
County Chairman Davis suggests
above everything Republican voters
ought to do their utmost to help bring
about this victory.
Vote early to-day and then see that
your neighbor votes.
The Republican candidates to be
voted for to-day in each OF the 155
districts Of the county are: President,
William Mckinley; vicc-president.
Theodore Roosevelt: auditor general,
Edmund u. Har9enbersh: congress-
men-at-large, Galusha a. Grow. Rob-
ert Fl. Foerderer; congress, Hon. Will
lam Connell; judge. George NJ. Wat
son; sheriff, John II. Fellows: treas
urer, Joseph A. Scranton: district at
torney, William r. Lewis; prothono-
tary, John Col(eland; clerk OF the
courts. Thomas F.. Daniels: recorder
of deeds. Emil Bonn; register Of Wills,
William *. Beck: jury commissioner,
Edward B. Sturges: legislature-First
district. r. ]. Reynolds: Second dis
t"ict, j. J. Scheuer: Third district,
Edward James, IN: Fourth district.
p. A. Philbin.
There was a meeting last night in
Showers hall of men from all over
the county who will man the polls to-
day for the Democratic party.
Speeches We're made by Edward Merr-
field and John ]. Murphy, who urged
those present to be earnest and faith
full in their work to-day.
The Union League has taken charge
of the work of receiving election re-
turns this years relieving the county
committee OF that burden. The large
store building on Washington avenue
has been secured and Il telegraph in
strun!ent and telephone installed.
National state and local returns will
be received which will be tabulated
by large force of experienced men.
The Democratic county committee
will receive returns in the Liberty hall
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