The sun., 1902-11-03
DENIS. CLAIM EARTH and SKY.
TICKET ELECTED ALREADY, SAYS
THE STATE COMMITTEE,
And II Returns Thanks to the Independent
Voters and Talks OF q $3.50 900 House
TO House n,ass-At the Anawanda
club Murphy Foresees . Landslide.

This statement was issued AT the Hoff-
man House last night:
full and careful canvass of the whole
state justiies the Democratic State and
Executive committees in coneratulating the
people in advance upon the restoration of
New York to it's former status as a Demo-
cratic state. The most conservative esti-
mate consistent with the actual results OF
a complete house TO house canvass OF every
county. indicates that Mr. Coler and the
other Democratic candidates on the State
ticket will be elected by a plurality of not
less than 5000 There are abundant signs
that the plurality will be much larger, but
the committees prefer to base their an
nouncement on the minimum figures de-
Vploped by the most complete canvass made
in the whole State since 1892
This splendid and substantial popular
victory which IL now demonstrated Ger
talntv, il due. not only to the harmony and
enthusiasm prevailing in the Democratic
nartv. but also to the patriotic support given
10 the Democratic ticket by independent
voters The Committees hands have also
been greatly siren sthencd bv the assistance
freely offered by public spirited Republicans
eager TO see the administration of the state
government rescued from the eXtravaHant, ,
unworthy and corrupt influences which
dominate il at the present time.
FRANK CAMPBELL,
Chairman State Committee.
JOHN y. CARLISLE.
Chairman. Executive Committee
From the steps Of the !Anawanda Club
last night Leader Charles F. Murphy of
Tammany saw a landslide. II may be
that tho corner of Second avenue and
Twentieth street is the geographical van
tage point from which the formation OF
this wonder may best be observed, yet
other persons who stood in the rays Of the
same gas lamp last night couldn't see it,
Leader Murphy came to the conclusion
last night that his prediction of li2 600
plurality for Coler in Greater New York
was too mild, so he stifYened il into a GER
tliuty with the outward signs of the land
slide
Leader Murphy had before him for
,tudv Yesterday the incomplete reports
II the Tammany leaders on the prospective
vot. of their districts. He will have re-
ysed figures to-day. made from the re-
ports Of the election district captains 20
their district leaders yesterday. Mr.
Murphy wouldn't discuss any of the dis
trots separately or give an idea of what
summed up, they represented for Greater
New York and The Bronx. He did make
this formal statement:
| desire to again call attention to the tactics
of the Repubicans in endeavoring TO keep
Democrats from the polls by threats and
Intimidation, 1t is essential that every
so. Tammany Hall will protect all Demo-
Gratis in their rights Lawyers will be on
duty during election day in the various
courts and at the district headquarters for
the purpose Of seeing to 1t that no Democrat
legally qualified is deprived Of his vote BY
be in attendance with the Law Committee
at Tammany Hill from the opening TO the
SGns Of ane RG haxs Syand by isa e;
eaders r' and a have been greatly encouraged
nv their ooncln sions From what have
heard during the past twenty-four hours
r III" carry sGSeU the Greater @ W New York % by ,i.%o
was too conservative. The election of
color i an absolute certainty. and from
viii he a landslide.
Mr. Coler took the air at the Hoffman
House for few minutes yesterday after
noon. Then he went up to the Plaza Hotel
10 spend the evening with his father. Mr..
Coler said:
Il don't care to quote any figures to-day,
hut am satisfied from what know Of
the situation all through the State, from
trusted sources of information that the
Democratic ticket ia surely going to win.
National Committeeman Fred S. Gibbs
thought yesterday that a plurality Of $1,000
for Coler in Greater New York would be
about the result.
Boss Murphy OF Tammany doesn't be-
lieve himself when he talks about Ii2 600
and upwards said Mr.. Gibbs. He isn't
such a fool.
Col Michael j. Dady crossed the Bridge
how he liked the situation. He thought
that O,OHO for Coler In Kings was a good
,-tinlate Of his strength
col Dady said canvass made up by ascer-
tanning the trend Of one election district
in each Of the twenty-ono Assembly dis.
"p,es indicated that he could not run above
10000