The Cairo bulletin., 1906-11-05
DEMOCRATS To
HAVE A VICTORY
IN MANY STATES.
REPUBLICANS ARE SURE TO LOSE
SEVERAL SEATS IN THE
slxTlETH CONGRESS.
HUGHES AS A WINNER
Is Picked BY Wall Street which Lays
ODDS Against Hearst-Hot
Campaigns in All Parts OF
Country.

Il Washington D. G., Nov 4.---Wlta
II ielection day but few hoars awav
the political situation has crystalizaa
) to an extent that permits survey of
the field, limited, however to noin.s
! where the battle has waged the fiere-
Q est between the two dominant parties
S for control Of the sixtieth congress
| and for state supremacy.
b The Managers of the Republican
D and Democratic campaigns agree thsf
+ the Democrats are 10 make gains In
congress. Both are agreed as to the
Y state where the gains are TO come
; from and both are directing the ener-
Z gies of the closing hours OF the cam
! paign to these battlehelds
In New York, where the state eam-
paign has eclipsed all else. the yo.e
for congressman will be disturbed By
local conditions TO such extent that
the returns Tuesday night will firn-
lsh perhaps the most interesting read
Ling for those at the headquarters or
both congressional committees.
land slide for either candidate for GOT
ernor would carry with 1t unexpected
results as TO the congre sional tickle
It Is conceded, on normal basis that
the Democrats will make gains III
! this state.
Odds Favor Hughes.
Four TO one on Hughes are the odds
laid on Wall street Saturday, the last
day Of hard work in the state political
campaign. At the opening of the cam
paisn the Wall street betting was 2
. IT, immediately after Secretary
Roots speech they swung UP to : to
!, with few takers but have settled
again to to ! against Hearst.
Even al this figure Hearst money y
very hard TO find. Glowing pronre-
C es of his success are frequent. bnt
they are never sincere enough 10 bring
forth cach
Chairman Woodruff said today that
the Republican state committee dur.
ing the campaign has received several
checks from various corporations In
every instance, he said, the checks
'AoFt 'N1h ANAdft+tR DfpIlDti} WIN ltIt
thanks of the committee. and the no
tice that the law forbids them 20
receive any such contributions
Mr., Woodruff reiterated his state
ment Of yesterday in which he claim
2 dthat the election was just about all
over but the shouting and declared
hat conditions up the state were i'm
proving hourly. kilograms received
rom upstate chairmen, he said. are
o the effect that the Hughes plural
ties will have TO be increased over
heir first estimates.
The managers of the American and
'unard lines have made ARRANGEMENTS
hat their passengers On the Philadel.
1hia and Umbria. which leave New
York today, ehall receive the result IT
he election by Marconi wireless on
Tuesday night from Cape Race.
Journal Predicts Victory.
The Evening Journal. viii am r.
iearst's newspaper IN this city, today
that Mr. eHarst viii be elec-
ed governor OF New York next Tues
ay by a plurality Of 200 600. This
the journal says. Is based
pom a careful canvass cf every coun-
y in the state. Greater New York Is
laimed for Hearst by 10000 plural.
". The claim is made that Mr..
Iearst will receive nety-five out Of
very 100 votes cast In Schenectady
.ings county IS claimed by 10000
'rie county by 600 to 10000 Che
lung county BY 5000. and Albaay
o nty by 5000 Rensselaer, county
lso is claimed The Journal declares
nat on either side Of The Hudson from
yack and YCnkers up through New
urg. Hudson and Kingston the fall.
x OF in the Republican vote will ex-
Fed $4,000
Ths Fights in Other States.
PENNSYLVANIA furnishes another in
.rest.n situation with the govern.
ship fight between Lewis Emery.
smoCrat and Lincoln party candidate
ID former mavor Stuart. OF Philadei-
iia the Republican nominee Tho
mpai gning has been lively.
In Texas. the campaign against the
Of Senator Joseph W.
ailey is making hings lively. Nm.
ane is regarded as the leader = the
ti-Ba ley forces.
In Mississippi Representative VIII
ms. the Democratic floor leader. IS
ikl-g for the senate against govern
Vardaman.
renesse fnrni- hes interest because
Clay Evans the Republican repTa-
ltaiive and N r Pat. erson. ths
1rnncir.iea a. E,,,.r.n Par.1