Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-06

New York. Nov G.-Natlonal Commit
teoman Manley at Republican head
quarters today said that he had re-
ceived information from many election
districts In New York and that the vote
before 9 o'clock was the heaviest ever
poueI 90 that hour lie had heard OF no
challenging or arrests
General Francis v. Greene. In charge
OF The county committee at Republican
national headquarters, said that he
had reliable Information that at g.io "a.
m. nifty per cent Of the vote had been
cast in what Is generally known as
the BroWnstone districts
This IS accounted for said Gen.
Greene. by Two facts. one Is that many
had am idea there would be a crush lat
er, another was that this being a holt
day, many voters wished to get out Of
town for the day
A very heavy vote before breakfast
was polled in upper New York.
Ex-Gov Stone OF Missouri IS the only
Democrat Of the national committee OF
the party left in town to give out infor-
nation
81 hear he said, chat the vote Is
unusually heavy. and is quiet, but /
have no news upon which TO make es-
innate, and / do not expect any before
o'clock this afternoon,
At o'clock Ex-Governor Stone said
u have no reason 10 change my claim
made some time ago and emphasized
recently / have no other information
up TO this hour than this, that We are
getting out our fun vote. l do not care
60 give figures. At this time il Is use
less
At Republican national heaquarters
at 30 National Committeeman Manley
said:
Three fourths OF the Republican vote
IN Greater New York Is cast We get
similar advices from up the state. There
has not been a single unfavorable word
from anv place received al the head
quarters. ] am Contident--more so than
j have ever been-that We shall have a
great victory. 1 have never before
known a national election In which
some unfayorableness for the Repub-
liclns was not heard before noon on
election day
DEMOCRATS CONFIDENT.
Chicago Nov G.-One Of the quietest
pieces IN Chicago this morning was
Democratic national headquarters. Up
10 lOon Senator j. *, Jones and Vice
Chairman Johnson who We're the only
officials az the offices. had received no
.Hfrf.n 30
either I'm this or other States, Senator
Jones said:
81 am Just as confident as ever that
Bryan will be elected and that there is
landslide on today, / expect the re-
suit 10 be known definitely before 3
o'clock tonight
There was no activity az the national
Republican headquarters. No officials
were there and there were very few
clerks a dispatch was received from
Sioux Fails. s. D., stating that ninety
per cent OF the Republican vote would
be cast before noon. The only other
thing received was from Louisville, re-
porting the theft OF ballot boxes in
Montgomery county and the changing
OF election officers In many counties
by the State election commissioners.
REPUBLICANS TOO.
Isaac Miller Hamilton. president Of
the National Republican league, said
81 am conddent-more confident than
ever before-that the Republican ma
tional ticket will be elected today. The
strong early vote that is being cast all
over the country Is indicative Of our
success. Early In the campaign / was
apprehensye that over confidence In
the Mckinley administration would per-
init the Bryan promises 20 make gains
for the Democrats, but this, am salts
fed was q Misrepresentation"