Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-11-07
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Summary of the Fol tical
Situation in the States.
ELECTION FORECASTS
GREATEST INTEREST SHOWN IN
NEW YORK AND INDIANA.
Features of Campaign in All Sections
of Union-Efforts to Get
Out Vote

NEW YORK. November with fair
weather promised for tomorrow for the
greater part of the state from New York
to Buffalo an extremely large vote is looked
for in this city and state. Now that the
speeches, except for one or two to be de-
livered today, have been made and all prep
arations for getting out and protecting the
vote have been completed, both sides con-
tinue to express the utmost confidence in
the result. The democrats have been en-
couraged by the Brooklyn Eagles forecast,
and the statement by Charles F. Murphy,
the Tammany leader, that he expected such
large pluralities for Parker and Herrick in
the Greater New York that he hesitated to
give out the figures Gov Odell, who is
chairman of the state republican commit
tee, and William Halpin, chairman of the
New York county republican committee, de-
clare that the democratic vote in New York
city will be overcome. with a good margin
to spare, by the republican vote in the up
state counties.
Feature Of Campaign.
An interesting feature of this years cam
paign in New York is the canvas made by
Thomas E. Watson, the populist nominee
for the presidency. and some attention was
attracted to the claim of Melvin G. Palliser,
40 nonu,;s+ ct,to ob.irman that Wat
'Ne ~, - 40 aon =. ~ 600 -. a.,
syn SUI WIZ poii iio'ii '''N''' ~ o''''" ",~ 40
AS is usual, the day before election brings
OUT stories oI coionIIaLIo, anu a.ieseu 80 -,
teinp.s ~ Io.ee III ouen liz. s. .I e.
~. siei.ieu y. ~ .s. ~, -. ae tha o;.,,
nothing to show that the qniet OF the city
is likely to be disturbed. There will be
full force of poll-watchers for each of the
parties, every th MAJ. ~ Iii u ;t ~, Sn
De on DUTY, ana the courts VIII sit an oay
W selde "Aa.SoI unp ,1p, aa. - +ho
Fians TO prevent Hiesdi Vouhs a' the
eieSaot, tonioiio" n So. - -
scare tnao AZ eciipses an loiher e.ol -. d"et en
shal W,Vu ar ii Ne o.ei. o. ;t
Wy EeoiSe w. ..sau NJ sai., see .. ~ 1P s.s
OF eiectfohS. proNioihs t.e III men concei s ~
d..enp. ~ wy. -, A' ~ In,.ast 49,
~ ue.eS WI 49,, " a. -, a., stata aiac,ions hnrea,,
nrs TSi - thc rs,,, fro, n. O. nra =,
!. heIo 70 .L. o'le, s s t a. ,rat sr,,;oa
tiees u, III, 'udl ial p . 49, =. - o.. ,, -
men WI, ps es1o,, IT. -. TO-, no ners
To.hie oa - hi"u"u's NO '1 'oi pop -
Wholesale Colonization Plans.
c,s. .so.,, ,r,,o,,r,aa t,a.v
Supeiii.ehuei' 1ioiea'i aAio'S 'o,
that he had uneafthed whoiesaie plans "I
colonization in this city. For thirty days
mast he has had 100 special deputies at
,,,or,, nth renoatiny GANGS These aenuties
-, -. -, o..,o, f tha
gares. have Registered with them lived
them tomorrow morning wnen @ .hey e,,isas,a nes n
.no -, ~, tta;r ar,n,owors
Mr. Morgan saws his deputies have war
rants for the arrest of about $500 men
who have registered from places round 10
pe oIsorueIly houses pun io'''i' anu e"hi-
oi1r,s mi iousS Is" =; oaa;+;o, ,o,r,,, , oon
ne ,*S po'ne re.d1, r. sarna nrocnrad aS reo
We. t - -; -, - ;,,,asti..t.on of +ha reyis
suil VI lheii o"ii INV fe''is Va INC e
'fy ns's. ,.oo, ,,,,o,, +ha loot aa,, os
botn pal,nes itt euosionS GU nf ahsny,ta
the calnpaish mi'i or ~ ne .ba; ront
connuenGe ., i.i 'iie sueeesS vi 'iieii ieape''-
I've I'VE eaiiua. ~, ,..t ,.
Inc Iieinpsie " ~. ~. 80, ~ W.
Tee were at heauquai ssi WitI uu,.e . =.
CHAIRMAN DeIancey L.eoin sta mas !n Sna, Ets', &c
at the democra.lc heauiu a i.eIs, anu oles
Woooson secrelaIy pl .le anu
D. u, Johnson, iie.iosa M " nc Sana.a,',
lot Hahsas, aIso Meie .n.S pc go go
Woodson enteI,aiileo , d huhip1i o% oL NEWS
paper men WIN s.oIsS ~ ms
more serious frame of mind. expressed the
opinion, when mas here5oIore peen gwen,
ina. .le ot. a1entnraI yntas ~ eIect Indge
parker. Vice Chairman Sheehan of the
committee did not go to headquarters. but
went to the rooms IN the w Waldorf-Astoria
Wnere ne .as @ ,. ~, siw I,,aai nt. Vi 'Ne 'a
paish i'i
hepuplicah hc'iViIy
-. oon,a to rational headouarters about
.ee -, IL, .,, a, 60
Il CLOCK an noui eai Hei 'iian usual IN
siderable activity was observed around the
Headquarters. A great many men who had
hoan making sneeches and who had heen
80 81, =, ~ oo,,,,o;,,, - :,
aceiueiy it,sa a, roor,S niosina ,1n the; h,,si
the con,iit.ee iooiiIs up 'neii ousi-
ness WIN Ii, my ~ that ai1a,, ca n'a,
mena IN aepis ~ ma ,tt. sen on. oy Ihe
oeiioo. i aas M ns1 s,'si M ~ ,.,, ms
was pispa Gu S si,u 49, Dy ii. Iepi eseil.a e "a,
tlVes oI 'ne souiiu o.ro.l fioney league VI 'le
campalgn OF om loIr years ago A.. ,.,,
doVernof oueIi, claii @ man ol lhe repuoll-
can state committee, JUST prior TO leaVlhg
the repupIcah headquarters ior ms nome
at Newburgh expressed ms ansoiute conh-
dence that the repuphcans would carry
New YORK state. Asked as to how far Hig-
gins would run behind Roosevelt, he said
thirty or forty thousand
'Will the national ticket have enough
votes to pull Higgins through?' the gov
ernor was asked.
odoT1 so.e Mor,r;,, r,ol,
oeA Sees sin Inoosn'
On yes, ne responaeo, we win nave