New-York tribune., 1901-10-27
MANHATTAN AND BRONX.


MICHAEL. C MURPHY. Tammany leader; All
the Tammany candidates will carry this district
bic doubt of that
U-DENIs SHEA. Republican leader: Tammany
generally carries this district by about 2.Ooo
votes, but, owing to dissatisfaction in its ranks
We shall poll heavier vote than usual, and
will reduce their majority about 500.
THOMAS F. FOLEY. Tammany leader: We viii
in this district.
uI-FRED HALDY. Republican leader: We shall
carry the district by 1000 votes August II.
Albany by nearly that majority.
=. J. RYDER. Tammany leader: Tammany Till
will run right along with the city ticket
wv. H. GUY. Republican leader: We can't ex-
pect 10 pull out majority for Low, but are
when We @ se through With hem this a"s Ssar 19E Seg
xomI nave more f6 than m $50 10 me good BroMn
be able 10 pull him through because of his per-
sOnal popularity.
We Will get from 1900 20 ]. 800 majority
v-GSoRNELIUs VAN coTT. Republican leader:
about 500 majority from top to bottom.
BERNARD F. MARTIN. Tammany leader: havo
the Vth District,
VI-JAMEs f. MARCH. Republican leader: The
With District will give Low 1900 majority any
way. 1 have never known conditions more IA
vorable for an Overwhelming defeat OF Tam
many. Our candidate for the Assembly Is sure
TIMOTHY d. SULLIVAN. Democratic leader: Put
down for $500 TO the good That is 200 better
than Bryan did last year and II is conserva-
tive forecast. Low has no chance here.
VII-JOHN MILLER. Republican leader: The
Democrats may possibly carry this district by
estimating their strength.
PATRICK KEAHoN. Democratic leader: expect
or}y Rg Y6r me o dsSt @ ap9 up 10 fro G Y rs" ma
VIII-SAMUEL a. ROBERTS. Republican leader:
In the thirty-fve years / have been in this dis
trict have never known the prospects for Tam
many's overthrow be brighter. Charles S
Adler, our candidate for the Assembly. is almost
certain OF election. though the Democrats have
pun UP a so-called independent candidate TO try
10 catch Republican votes.
MARTIN ENGEL, Democratic leader: The contest
VIII be close in this district but We shall win by
last year Adler .on his sest IN fbe assarnhi,, I,
by % votes. Mr.. COhn, our candidate, will be
majority.
X-WILLIAM HALPIN. Republican leader: The
prospects for the fusion tickets brighter this
year than at any time since Strong elected.
We will carry this district by about 1000 1900
FRANK J. GOODWIN. Democratic leader: /
think that Ismmany Will win in my district by
herr are siying long odds on shepard and DR.,
X-FERDINAND EIDMAN. Republican leader: /
S1ty tbee he es9b 9e tickets viii have good ma
cratic, ] have never Known the prospects so
good before and I feel very much e!ated. Our
he Will be elected and / agree with him.
"A tbs sc T 6s sol e9dsT Our
Nj. T. wlNDOLPH. Republican leader: In spite
OF the big majorities which Tammany usually
their Alderman here this year VIII e''''
WILLIAM II AId, DALToN Tammany leader: The XIth
Fourteenth Streets choice You can Just say
for me that the XIth VIII roll up good Demo
ough and Assembly
XII-JoHN sTIEBLING. Republican leader: We
will cut the usual Tammany majority in the
Allth down 10 500 or 200. The county ticket will
get about the same vote the city ticket. but
our candidate for the Assembly. an Independent
and be R5 eds to run ahead of the rest Of the
p J. sCULLY, Tammany leader: We expect 10
candidates.
XIII-HENRY JOVESHoF. Republican leader: We
a great Improvement over the results in 1887
sixty-two hundred voters have registered, which
shows the great interest the wOrldngmen are
nsa Sng I'm IN me question as OF good government nj Mt
and has good chance OF winning.
PETER J. DOOLING. Democratic leader: Bryan
pset hold aR % this record we may pos
Last ydaI The Pa@3eaais RsIea'an
IN IN this i,i district m OF L49o This being an off year
ao@ believe we vii be be able TO DO that be-
Greater NeS,York Democracy snig mo" anu
JOHN 7. OAKLEY, Democratic leader: Shepard
puray W Of $500 in Od this 'dtsS distTict VIII receive
Av-GEqRGE W: wANMAKER; Republican lead
many years that this district viii be carried
% 9e ha fsoH the et By Of sma pb eTc PgT
ticket, city and county. is assured.
An Indications point 70 victory for the Demo
cratic ticket from top TO bottom. We Will elect
10 2oo0 plurality - -'''-' '-''''
XYI-CHARLEs NJ. JEROLOMoN Republican
many in general, but We VIII elect our Aideiman
this year and cut down the usual Tammany ma
jority all along the line.
PATRIcK KEENAN Tammany leader: The
last year, and We will do better this year
our Assem- blyman ran nearly 500 ahead Of the
ticket last year. but think Shepard will over
take him
NvII-JoHN REIsENwEBER. Republican leader
This is conceded 10 be a Democratic district
but We Till reduce the usual Democratic pu-
rality OF about 1900 by several hundred. and our
candidate for Assemblyman has good chance
DANIEL +. MMAHON Tammany leader: We
VIII win out in this district by at least 800
We are Obliged 10 conoede this district 10 Tam
many, but We VIII reduce its majority TO about
Of colonizing here, but We viii Illustrate their
schemes.
CHARLES =. MURPHY. Democratic leader: This
is a Democratic district; have IN the
past ana We intend end to win this time That all
goes without saying. II is too early for me 10
give figures.
2TX-GEoRGE r; BIDwELL. Republican leader:
this district plurality OF from 2.5oO TO 3.OOO
JOHN b. SEXTON. Tammany leader: I do not
10 make any forecast. We shall be sue
cessful. That is all shaIlsay just now.
xX-captain +. NORTON GODDARD. Republican
leader: We will give Mr.. Low majority. We
for Assembly candidate
JAMES p. HEATING. Tammany leader: II isn't
the eeron @ sax Ne oM To 'hs sonS 1S ts S rs Is gSng IN
and all our other candidates good. big ma
Jority.
XXI-ABRAHAM GRUBER, Republican leader:
Six thousand is the handsome majority which
THIS banner Republican district Will give 20 the
fusion ticket next month.
MATTHEW f. DoNOHUE Tammany leader.
We naturally DO not expect TO elect our whole
cut down the normal Republican matoritv bx
at least 1000. But will do much better than