The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-11-06
New York Campaign Ends With Candidates Hopeful
CROWDS 0vtRRUN POLICE
Hearst Receives Great Ovation-HaI- pin Says Jerome Will Be Re- Elected by an overwhelm-
 Ing Majority.

New York November 5.-Enthusiastic rallies by the democrats and the Munich pal Ownership league at the Hippodrome and at Madison Square garden marked the close of the political campaign to- night. An audience of 12.000 persons filled the garden, and thousands of women and children surrounded the building, clamor- ing for admittance and defying the ef- forts of four hundred policemen to pre- serve order It was only after a troop of mounted men had slowly forced the crowd back that Madison avenue In front of the garden was cleared. There were similar scenes outside the Hippodrome, where, after the building had been packed to it's fullest capacity and the doors closed, crowd of more than 10000 persons filled the adjacent street and fought to enter the building. Throughout the disorder both at the Hippodrome and the garden the police refrained from using their clubs, so no one was seriously hurt and no ar rests were made.
 William Randolph Hearst was the prin- cipal speaker at the garden, and was re- ceiyed with an outbreak of cheering which continued for nearly twenty minutes. MT Hearst evoked another great demonstra- ton when he assured the audience that his election was beyond question.
 At the Hippodrome the principal address was made by Congressman w. Bourke Cochran.
 Appeal for Money.
 Final statements were issued tonight by MT Ivins and MT. Jerome ana the managers of the latter also sent out an appeal for $10.000 to be raised for the cam paign fund by noon tomorrow. MT. lvins said:
 "With full and complete knowledge Of the situation. and in justification of the declare that the morals or the organization's workers, bred Of con- fdence in my leadership, and with victory in sight, has never been better than It ls today. - ,
 "There are not more than S60,Ooo demo- cratic voters in this city divislble pe- tween the two democratic candidates They cannot be divided in such wey as to render possible the eiecton oi e.'ise, se,, if the republicans themselves do not ran into the trap spread for them by their foes"
 Jerome Grateful.
 Mir Jerome said:
 "As this campaign closes have but one feeling in my heart, and that IS oNef- whelming gratitude, and l nave been per mitted to be part of a movement so SUIT ring and significant. All over the couh- try they see 1t as we do in New forh-d fight on the part of the people to resume the power that justly resides Tn therli' aiiu which uniustly has been taken away rom them"
 William Halpin of the republican county oxecutive committee issued statement tonight, saying:
 "The maximum number of effective votes Judging from registrations, which will be cast for Twins, Hearst ana MIG ClelIan will aggregate 59l ,0oo. MT. lVils will receive A. total vote in the greater city of 217,000 Hearst ana Mcoleiian VII d,,,;de the other 374,0O0 between them, Hearst having 204000 and Mcclellan l'o'- o0o Mr Jerome will be elected by an vote, and 1t Is not at all ,mnrobable but that he will have ma iority over all other candidates
 Much Illegal Registration.
 That a vast amount of illegal reglstra- tion especially in the downtown sections of the city. has been discovered by the agents of State Superintent of Electlons Morgan was stated today at MT. MOT gan's office.
 In some instances the same indiViduais anneared to have registered more than dozen times from different addresses ihe will obtain from the pohce tomorrow upward or one thousand warrants, which will be served in the event of the persons named pre- sentinp themselves at the polls. in huui- tion to these, he will furnish the police with orders of arrest lists containing the names of 2O00 persons against whom there is evidence of illegal registration The inspector of elections will also be sup nIied with challenge lists containing rom 5oc0 to 5000 names of persons whose right to vote Is suspected.
 Every preparation has been made to se- cure complete harmony between thS poi.eo oyo . s,d Inc atate sueprintendent's deputies, S5a as whom will be on duty on election day