New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-10-05
Confident OF SUCCESS.
Mann at OIcau Predict Big RepabH-
can T0te.
rur -r-r7nApH 70 ru -nT-SEI

fuw 80 TrTE TErFT-NEl
Cleaz. \ Y Oct 4-The z.s-hcatloE ceremonies
which brought many state leaders 20 t1ls city
to-day furnished al opportunity FOR a canvass u
the State SITUATION as e exists IN various "
STATE counties md T. was significant 70 and con-
zeust.s Of crtu.1u among the leaders n various
parts % the STATE that the success a the state
and ma Li0uaI tcket was ce--zl- n many counties
ulajc-icies were prophesed Ear Il excess OF Urevi-
GUS yeas Tie tI5e % Fepubicaclsu1 u the
western part or the state particularly st-ik-
ing Conservative and trustworthy district work
e-s declared that they expected m4iorstes greater
than those received by President Mckinley t1-
State and national tickets. and the largest ss-i-
mate Of Tire majority OF tae national ticket was
son
'Chautauqua County VIII give = co. said As
ssrablymau Wade. or jamestown and Il nav give
more. 7 never knew n time When the d-fft %
popular feeling toward the Republican ticket was
strong II Is here to-day. ours Is a rock
ribbed Republican county but we shall ger Two
thousand more than usual this wear"
twenty thousand for the Congress district com
prls.ng Chautauqua. CsrtarauEus and AIleEaany"
said James s whipple. clerk % the Senate. and
ire trend all with There is 20 caIk o. cutting
the ticket IN this part % tho Stste-not the sEh--
est. On the contrary, Governor Higgins viii run
ahead here in his own county AT the talk Of dis
satisfaction and disloyary belongs somewhere else
besides in this section"
Wen dc better than ever il Catrarauguz," said
AssernbIymau Hayden.
Senator George Davis % Buffalo had re same
story 70 tell u never saw things look more hope
ful" said he. We shall carry Erie County By
3S00. and thus materially increase the vote We gave
Governor CdelL No. don't md any evidence Of
any intention on ones par split the ticket.
Nor do see any sign Of elective work or the Parr
OF the Democrats in Erie County. They seem occu-
pied more by their factonaI fights"
George Aid-idEe. CT Rochester estimated the Re-
publican majority in Aun-oe County this fan as
500. The normal Republican majority Is 1000 he
said and VIII double II The unexanpled
prosperity OF the people IN ny district is the main
reason Tor this Increase OF Republican votes Every
body Is a. work and NOBODY wants a change. The
State ticket viii not De Ear behind rhis aSure
There viii ne little difference
Francis Hendricks. OF Syracuse. Superintendent
Of Insurance. would not give any figures. he SAD
You know conservative IN those things. but
win say that shall sive both the State anc
national ticket as large vote We dld IN 1902
Judge L L. Sheldon. OF Clinton County who Is
conducting the campaign IN the district OF John F
o Brien. said There is not any dissatisfaction OF
Republicans on the northern tier Wen give the
State and national ticket big majority n Clinton
County outside % PlattsbUrg and carry that Dem
ocratc city into the bargain There's no boiling
OF Republicans. but are going 90 have more
than share OF Democrats. Moreover the stu
alton in Franklin County Is Just as good It's IN
splendid condition We've been working I'd norta
for weeks The Democrats have tusr begun 20
have fev meetings That's all they have done
so far"
A similar situation was reported IN S. Lawrence
County by senator George P NaIby. AS good as
usual" said he wnen asked what the majority FOR
the State and national ticket would be in ST Law
renee good and better for The State ticket than
in 1907 Things IN this campaign are Just begin
ming. and Just getting our coats or but
Just wait until our county is heard from"
We shall give usual majority said Senator
John Raines OF Canandaigua. and II this
mUdslinging campaign continues. I never knew
such a campaign 70 fail 70 react We shall in
crease our majority a little considerable thing
when you consider what has happened IN the last
lev years IN The way OF Republican mato-tties IN
''Broorne viii do usual for State and national
tickets said Colonel George ". Dunn
Scores OF other leaders expressed similar Senri-
Elent There n note OF buoyaut confidence evil
dent among the Republicans OF Western con-
stituences that had its effect In the enthusiasm OF
those present
greater New York as large as that for Coler in
1872. said John F. Q. Brien. Secretary OF state
We can overcome that easily -
The vote IN greater New York dorse INV ma
iOrity for NeW-YorE Is a DemDcFaffe ~o1ssirf-an~v
but the Republican vote viii astonish vo,l uai4
ez-Lieutenant Governor WOoGrur ssaDs' -, E-inTs
County where / from. We are 20 NJ ~ devote
every energy from now until Election Day "a the
success or the ticket Stale and narionni
Borough President Cromwell ~ tsf.,-,-r5
attended the notification c=rer,ouv ,roic.5 rbS
general satisfaction % the RcpublfcsnS ~ ne