The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-04
RANDOM GUESSES
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| and Enrich. the Democratic nominee.
In figures the Republican campaign
managers assert that they will carry the
| county of Cook by not less than $1,000
And they say that they expect the plu-
Tality to be rather over this figure than
under it. Twenty-Five thousand os their
high claim. The Democrats claim that
their county ticket viii go In by 12.CO0
but the managers of both parties admit
that it is a difficult campaign on which
to make accurate predictions. 1t is ad-
nitted on both sides that there will be q
very large Independent vote. and there
is no telling in which direction the greater
part Of this will go.
Mr.. Cade's Statement.
Guthrie, o. T., Nov st is the belief
of members Of the Republican territorial
committee that McGuire's majority in the
election tomorrow will be $500 to 5000
Chairman Cash NJ. Cade IS confident Of
McGuire's election, and while not giving
out figures by counties. expresses himself
as satisfied that McGuire's majority will
not be less than $500. Mr Cade is also
confident that Republicans will carry at
least eighteen counties out of the twenty
six, some of them by large majorities.
Il am well pleased with the campaign,
which is almost ended" said Mr. Cade.
Il am confident that Bird Mcclure will
be elected and that his majority viii not
be small. We have had splendid county
organization and our men in all parts of
the territory have been doing hard work.
We have had the best of the argument
on the statehood and other issues and
have succeeded in getting our side of the
case before the people.
Cade Is Gratified.
Guthrie, o. T., Nov. 3.-.-The organiza-
tion in the campaign just closing has been
splendid one" said Chairman Cash NJ
Cade, OF the Republican territorial COM
nittee. tonight such effective work has
been done by this organization that I am
more than confident that Bird S. Mcclure
win be elected tomorrow. The party has
been harmonious. and all persons in our
party have united in work for the con-
gressional candidate. We have had
81 eakers in all parts of ne territory and
they have been thoroughly conversant
with the issues in the campaign, and 1
feel that each speaker has done good for
cur cause. We have had the best of the
argument on the statehood question That
has been the dominant issue in the cam
2aign. It is my belief that as the cam
paign progressed the fallecy of the Demo-
cratic position has been seen, resulting in
good TO US.
I'VE have had one of the most aggres-
sive campaigns in the history Of the ter
ritory. We have had orators in sections
o. Oklahoma where speakers for the Re
pl blcan party have never appeared be-
fCre- 1 feel that these meetings have
dcne US good, and tnat the effect Of such
vigorous campaign will be fully shown
when. the returns are received. The Re
pL blican speakers in this campaign have
not talked national issues TO any extent.
I has been year for territorial issues.
and our men on the stump have talked
the things that most interest the people
Of Oklahoma. Our candidate has made a
&C mpaign on territorial issues. while on
the other hand, the Democratic orators,
especially during the latter part OF the
campaign. have evaded the important