Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-04
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ter to Brooklyn for brief addresses. Tonight both devoted their efforts to Manhattan
 Claims of confidence in the result of the election are made by both parties and figures quoted to substantiate them.
 There are meetings planned for Sunday, and not until late Monday night will the candidates finish their strenuous campaign work
 The meetings tonight showed no signs of abatement in interest in the argument of Mir. Hearst and MT. Hughes.
 SALT LAKE, Nov. 3.--Is the clos ing days of the campaign in Utah, in terest centers on the probable result in Salt Lake County. where the Amer ican party, organized with the avowed purpose of wrestling control from the Mormons. is exerting every effort to gain control of the county govern menI
 The Americans are now in control in Salt Lake City. Under the leader ship of Senator Shoot. the Republi- cans are using every means to bring the Mormon Democrats to the support of the Republican candidates.
 GUTHRIE, O. T., Nov. 3.-History will be made next Tuesday, when the people of Oklahoma will decide at the polls whether the constitution shall be written by the Democratic or Re publican party.
 SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 3.-The po- litical campaign is closing quietly and public interest, as compared with that exhibited in former years appears somewhat diminished, particularly in this city.
 Chairman Geo. Stone, of the Repub- lican State Central Committee, this afternoon issued the following state ment: We expect J. N. Gillette, our candidate for governor. to carry the state by a plurality of 29,62O over Bell"
 On behalf of the Democratic State Central Committee, Secretary Thomas J. Walsh today said: "A canvass of the state indicates the election Of The odore A. Bell, the Democratic candi- date. by majority of SS50."
 The Independence League issued the following: Our reports lnd1cate that Wm. H. Langdon. candidate for governor, will have a majority or 5000 over Gillette, and 1000 over Bell"
 BOISE. Idaho, Nov. 3.-Secretary Taft's trip through Idaho has mate rially increased the enthusiasm of the Republicans in the closing hours Of their caEr5:gn.
 SecreIal Taft has strongly endors- ed the | lolican Law and Order argumer nat Governor Frank K Gooding l uld be reelected as an en- dorsemer. Of his course in prosecuting the labor leaders accused of the as sassinaticl j of former Governor Steun- enberg.
 The "Nornon issue" raised by the Democratic campaign managers mas been aroused by the attacks or the the Republicans, and on the other hand the Democrats have avoided the Law and Order" issue.
 Throughout the Mormon counties of southern Idaho much bitterness has been aroused b ythe attacks Of the Democrats led by Senator Dubois, up- on the MorTnons. Threats to chal- lange all MormoEs at the polls, on al legations. of disqualification under the
  and if the Democratic challengers make good these threats serious dis turbances at the polls are probable.
 BOSTON, Nov. 3.-The Massachu- sets campaign which closed its last week with many rallies tonight was the most remarkable political contest in this state for many years.
 The issues were sharply and un- euuivocally raised by John B. Moran, the candidate of the Democrats, Pro- hibitionists and Independence League for governor, and on the other hand the pointed answers of Governor Cur tis Guild, Jr., the standard bearer of the Republican party. In interest the state ticket has almost eclipsed the contest for members of congress.
 DALLAS, Tex, Nov. 3.-The only active political contests in Texas are in the Fifteenth congressional dis trict, where the incumbent, Mir. Gar ner, is opposed by w. T. Moore, Re publican, and in three legislative dis tricts where the Republicans have . show to win. Otherwise the usual Democratic majorities are indicated,
 HELENA, Mont Nov. 3.-The cam Ill nOkltdud thio ySoi hao bCCi waged on the congressman and the control of the legislature. winch elect a senator to succeed w. A. Clark.
 PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 3.-The most bitterly fought gubernatorial campaign in this state for years practi cally closed with speechmaking to- night. The local contests throughout the state have been lost sight of iu the fight for governor between Lewis Emery, Jr., the Lincoln-Democratic nominee, and Edwin s. Stuart. the Re publican candidate. The campaign has been fought on the same lines as the one which swept Vim. H. Berry the Lincoln Prohibition Democratic candidate into the office of state treas urer last fall.
 The Republican state committed claims that Stuart will have a majori ty of over 100000.
 Chairman Niles. of the Lincoln-Dem ocratic party, is sanguine Of the cleo ton of MT. Emery and says that the fushion candidate will be elected by at least 15o,000.