The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-20

Most of the comparisons with 1895 on
which partisan calculations are made from
he regist ration figures leave out of sight
both the growth and the shifting of the
populat ion. In Manhattan and The Bronx
all the downtown districts show loss be-
cause they are down town. while the up
town districts show increases some Of
them of startling size. Thirteen Demo-
crar IT, districts show a loss from 1898 bat
they a." downtown districts. Thirteen
other Sow u gain over 1898 Eight Re
publican districts show gain over ls9s,
while two show loss The Democrats
pointed hopefully TO the Twentv-ifth and
Twenty-saventh districts. both Republican,,
which show loss of 200 and 33l respect
lively from 1901. and of 500 and Gal from 1898.
Seven is'ricts show more voters registered
than in 1901 These increases are du. 10
growth Of population When allowance i.
made for the natural growth of populate
in -Four years, the registration is not up 20
that of 1898.
President Nprri~ Of the Republican
County Committee made this statement
An anal ysis of the -four DAYS registr ration
or this wear has boeu made and compared
with ~. registration Of 1893, A. that wear
wa~ thc last year IL winch state ISSUES
priucipallv were involved, and therefore
affords the only fair basis on which Ia make
an estimate of what the vote will be. Tine
result Of tins analysis II dist iUCtly favor
able 80 ~" Republican causc. for il shows
4 marNed gain IN Republican lOCalri.s
and u decided loss ia Democratic strong
holds, CONDITIONS are such ar To indicate
a largely increased Republican vote IN : j.
county and "" ar" confident that the
registration mean, an unusually strong
support of the Republican party in the
coming cleCtio
William Ieary, who studied the figures.
said
The ten districts cla--nd ~ Republican
show an increase over 1898 in "ight dis
tnctS amounting 10 ii,Ii9. and a loss in III"
other two districts of l,S3i, a net gain of
/? 9lj in Republican districts Tn" total
gain Of - EOS in Manhattan and The Bronx
over the figures of 1895 - therefor" largely
in the ten districts that 20 Republican.
Placed along.,idc rh" registration for l90l,
N" comparison reveals loss Ia 'vcnj y-ore
Democratic districts OF sjlg, and gain ia
five di,t riots of llO2 Eight Republican
districts show o los of jiM and gain of
IA. The Ihirtv-tilh district, which helps
uut the Democratic column So ~ub-tanl tally,
with an irCr"a~" uf GR over last year and of
1903 in 1898, indicates the Harlem growth
Leader Murphy of iammany Hall Thought
he saw IN tho figures the sam" RANT uW
hal Mr. Morris bch"ld. only his was of
Democrat H. stripe. The sam" general sen
timents were expressed toy tho~" n the
Hoffman House who We're allowed 10 have
opinions
Naturally Francis Barton Harii-our
alert campaign managers ga2"d into the
tcacup aud let the grounds form h"ro
~Cojs. v hiCh embraced a "trip 10 Washing
ton This statement Was ISSUED 10y III"
Harrison press department touching IN"
Thirteenth Congress district. we'll known
- lc hop"lc,,ly R-pu lean.
In IN. Ivrntv-'lrn and Tv.utN->rVrntu
assembly districts ~" falling of from the
r"gi>trat iou 81 ls1S. "a. Of year and congress
"l"ruon furnishing a." ilir"., test va.
IdviHtJ Z" to Mi Harrison ~ % cHnCldIt"
Tor Congress " ~" same tim" II was ~
order tu -ut' ~ ~" "N'riVISaut go pres
sious OF -at,-fn'lio indulr"d "a 10y ~" Re-
pr.ll".ul- over the ia" tat IT," figures ~
Tue Twenty -rluth >--r'ntly district Wrr"
about '.utl 10 lh'>" t"o l"ar- TIE stu
ltinu H. tire i"iut -uiuth N~~ru,hl, district
i such What VI Harrison viewed with great
rie.rluln,-. he efforts al both parties to
r"' ON 'N,' voters 10 Tre1~l'r lie regards n"
result with much pleasure"
The result In BROOKLYN ON saturday. the
final day. surprised ~" poltiCa managers
in both camps In many of ~" election
d-trlc- rcgi-tIatIoI exceeded mat Of any
Of the three preceding DAYS. an almost ur-
preccdcutcd political incident John l.
Shea, chairman Of On" Democratic Game
paigu Committee and bosom friend oi Mir
Culer took 'N'S ruSv vie" %. things
yesterday
Il ha}" gou' over th" complete 'rGi~'ra-
iul iigur,, 'o-daN very carefully. and th"
results are entirely satisfactory All over
he county IA. Democrat" captains worked
emerge, iCallV for the two la-t dav-, and
from he rcpur1~ received "" haV" every
rca ,un 80 believe that every NpIer. possible
known 10 h"a Democrat, has been r"a chnd
lieut. Coy. Woodruff. CpmmY udo"-ir-
chief Of th" Republican forces. made
this statement "Du H." whole, | am on
'iroly satisfied a the great results accom-
p.i-. ,rd by the -plcndid Republican organ
i2aiion Of kiug, county. | believe thrr"
vi'l uc 2oO.uc0 votes cast for lhr Republican
and Democratic candidate. ~ things
hook now | cant think il possible Tor the
Republicans to poll less than 5000 votes,
and. believing a. | do in IN" sentiment in
favor OF continuing the splendid services
of Coz. OdclI for IN" stat" and ,h" in
Crrasiug sentiment that Mi tulrr lacks the
stability To serve VA" peorl" Of this State. |
look for q Republican plurality in King,
county
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