New-York tribune., 1905-11-01
TIGER HOWL OF DESPAIR.
McClellans appeal for Republican
Votes admission of Defeat.

The managers of the Republican campaign are
jubilant A despairing cry has gone up from the
Democratic camp Mcclellan is appealing to Re
publicans to save him The Republican leaders are
pointing this fact all Republican voters. and
say that all that is necessary to elect WINS
is for the Republicans to stand by the ticket
The Democratic vote is split squarey in two be-
tween Hearst and Mcclellan and even the normal
Republican vote the lowest ebb. is enough to
elect WINS. From now until Election Day the most
strenuous effort will be made to hold the Repub-
1ican in line, and If this be done Mr..
WINS will be the next Mayor.
William Halpin, president of the Republican
County Committee. said last night:
In McC1ellans cry for Republican votes he ad-
nits his defeat His call is weak it is brazen.
To ask Republicans to vote for him is to ask an
bill; to continue Oakley in office. well the
ent donroi 81 the Of the cty
by the great corporations, and to provide more
which Mcclellan invoked. will not again be in
trusted to him for these purposes @ Mcclellan sees sees
him. and. in asking for Republican votes con, con;
Mcclellan is defeated Today by the loss of Demo
desperation for his own cause, and that Of N! Nc
Gowan. Osborne, Ridgway. Haffen and CASSIDY
would alarm Republicans by the menace of Hearst
to come to the M sHppo1t s OF himself and the Tam
Mccleian elan is not lot only i defeated to-day. but will
Republicans Rep bic Of New-York win not repeat their
perlence Of 1856 when they supported Hewitt to
beat George. when their votes. If all cast for
Republican party has a candidate who embodles
every attribute which would make for the honor
the progress. the order and the well being of the
administration of the government OF this CITY.
With such a candidate and in the present situa
ton Republicans need not be alarmed at the out
come of the election. much less be stampeded by
the selfish appeal of Mcclellan to rally to MS sup
port. Il
And we must remember that the next Mayor OF
this city will serve for four years.
Many members of the Sd Assembly District Re.
publican Club of Brooklyn yesterday completed a
careful canvass of the district to determine the
political complexion of their bafliwick The distTlct
has for wears been known "Gibraltar or De
mocracy as it has year after year rolled up large
majorities for the Democratic standard bearers
The canvass shows that Hearst has spit the Dem,
ocratic ranks. and in view of that tact g5eotse
said last night that the outlook for the district SEMI
ing Republican to the Assembly this year was was
bright The indicated that the dlStrict VIII
vote as follows:
Mcclellan. 500
WINS S6o
Hearst. 1''V0
the coming election as against LA at the ias t
election. The vote for President last year IN tne f
district Parker. 432l Roosevelt Z34z: ana @ ior
Assembyman Reilly pem9 b 5Sy4: +hsf thn Re
pubcans are standing firmly for lvtns -
According to an estimate made yesterday py
Jacob Bremen. chairman of the Repunncdn p ELI Ell
ecutive committee in Brooklyn that borough viii
20 Republican by $1,000 votes: Based on the re re-
turns from 200 out of the $50 elecuon alslTSrs IT,;
Chairman Brenner calculates that the entlre WINS
ticket will be elected He declares ,i IndJ .ie de
turns show that there is slight Fepupn,canH ,H b ue
lection to Hearst but they also shoW tnaI .I,s
Tammany scheme to stampede timid Repuphcails
to Mcclellan has utterly miscarrled-