The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-06
ROOSEVELT,
SAYSH.E.R|.A AID.
It's Revised Poll Of the Doubt
full States Indicates the Elec-
ton Of Republican Ticket.
SAYS NEW YORK UNI CERTAIN
Brooklyn Eagle, However, Gives
Democrats Big Majority in
the City and State.
Especial 70 The Tlmes-Dlspatch.)

| Especial to The Times-Dlspatch.)
NEW YORK, Nov. 6.-The Herald this
morning publishes the following SUM-
mary of poll it has just completed of
the doubtful States of the entire country:
with the presidential canvass virtually
finished the betting on the election OF
Roosevelt is 5 to l, and surface indica-
lions point to his success Mt the polls
on Tuesday next. The Democratic man
ayers. however. are confidently claiming
the election. 355s III i.
The Herald has collected information
from the eo-caled doubtful States as
to the manner In which the campaign
is closing and there are few changes
from tho situation Of week ago.
New York State is In the balance still
on the presidency, and the Herald de-
clines to predict Tho State ic appar-
entity strongly Democratic on lie gov
ernorship. 1t is possible for Mr. ggins
to be defeated. and for all his associ
ates on the ticket to be elected.
The Tendency Moving Doubtful.
Both parties have been Very aggressive
and this added to the interest In the
fight. The sensational passages between
President Roosevelt and Judge Parker
have placed the trust issue TO the fore
front In tho battle. and the tendency Is
moving doubtful.
The Democrats are better supplied with
money IN this State than had been ex-.
pectcu. The amount they have avail
ale for use on election daysis placed a
7 ypl,, ID lioa1,
money, and IT will be battle royal ~
the rural counties.
The Republican managers are claim
ing New York State for Roosevelt BY
IS. 900 and for Higgins by 10000. The
Democratic county estimates claim the
State for Parker BY II 900 and for Her
rick by more than 10000.
Democrats expect Parker to carry New
York city by3 $4,000 plurality and Her
rick by $4,000.
Jersey Democrats Hope.
Tho Democrats Of New Jersey. are
much encouraged. and fully expect TO
elect Charles c. Black, Governor. There
is. a stlffening OF tho Republican vote
on the presidency, and the Indicated ma
iority for Roosevelt in the State, Is now
nlaced at $4,000. The indicated plurality
For stokes, the Republican candidate for
Governor, is 800. This is a drop Of fifty
per cent. in week, and shows that the
Democratic campaign is growing, Is
Judge parkers tour OF Connecticut has
given the Democracy of that State much
encouragement. and the State Is more
doubtful than at any time during the
cumpaign, Indications however arc
that the electoral vote of Connecticut
will be cast for Roosevelt. and West
Virginia, which was last week classified
by the Herald as uncertain with Re-
publican leanings has apparently swung
to tho Republica side Of tho fence. The
Information which comes from the State
is that It is strngly for Roosevelt and
national Republican Issues, s
Indiana a Battle Ground,
Indiana Is still tho scene Of the greatest
battle in the Middle West Both par,
ties are hard at work, and are well sun
plied with campaign funds, The State
IS placed in tho Republican column.
AS the campaign Winds up in AYtscon-
sin, 1t begins to look, rs II Governor La !
toilette would he beaten hut that the
State Will 30 fonf Roosevelt and Fair;
'iss