Evening star., 1907-11-03
TALE Of TUESDAY
TOLD IN FORECAST
Predicted Results in Many of
the States.
IN REGULAR ELECTIONS
New York Herald's Estimates of
the Votes.
INDEPENDENT MOVEMENTS
INDEPENDENT MOVEMENTS
Tammany Likely to Scoop the Plat
ter-Fusion Dead One for
Parsons-Pure Ballot Effort.

Special From a Stan Correspondent
NEW YORK. November 2.-Toward the
close of every campaign it Is the custom
of the New York Herald. with much eX-
pense and energy, to nlaKe a forecast of
the election. The Heralds forecast will
be published tomorrow and will cover the
elections III a number of states. The fore
cast will say that New Jers ~ is doubtful.
with the democrats more confident. that
Massachusetts Will go republican by de
fault; that in Rhode Island the democrats
will increase their vote. and that Ken
lucky is doubtful In Cleveland Burton is
more hopeful.
Dealing with the local situation. the
Herald will say that close scrutiny of the
campaign shows the passing of evanes-
cent Independent movements in tn, state
of New York, and In other parts of the
country, out that this has been true of
all movements organized to work outside
Of the two political parties which have
had no motive except the getting of Of
flee. Judges Edward Bartlett. republican,
and Willard Bartlett, democrat will BE-
reelected to the court of appeals by a
vote that in some sections of the state
Will be practically unanimous.
The Herald's Forecast.
In the forecast it will say that the re-
publican majority in the legislature of
thirty may be reduced to twenty or
twenty-five. Apparently the entire Tam
many city and judicial ticket will be
elected. The possible exception will be
one of the Tammany candidates for the
court OF general sessions. as Judge Whit
man is showing considerable strength.
Tamnany will also proba bly elect twen-
a > hoo,
and twenty-five of the thirty-fiva MEM
bers of the assembly apportioned to New
ok county.
Speaking OF fUsion. the Herald will say:
1T is dc Lbtful if ever a more unpopular
move was made ~ q republican county
header in New York, than that which
marked what will probably he the fore
runner of retirement from political activ-
lily of Representative Herbert Parsons
The lncst farcItal campaign that New
York hs,& 'tTesEeG in many years draws
to q close tonight. marked Dy absolute in
difference of politicians of al part es. The
campaign can ha! d!y be called a cam
Dd:cn. IN fact = ought t. lee termed an
attempted bunko game. The voters are
disguised. party lines are annihilated and
when next Tuesday romsa the people will
go TO the polls without spirit or en-
thuSiasm
Effort for an Honest Election.
President RntseveIt's friend William
L2ary. who was appointed superintendent
f elections for ihe Metropolitan district
nv, Gov. l4.,obas 6, ,,o,,.,,,, =, ,-,,.,,. ,,.,
- Ii. ,f,,,..s. -. ell..,r, ,(,,-..t -I...
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out not only to prosecute men who fraud
Lldntly register. bat is go ng further and
Intends II pCniSl, If he can get hold Of
CuSil, C, '"I ~ H'Nl,, u'' VINO initiate
'i"u"S. ne lS ptHdInS cF':F e1oTt to
tatcLiHS S''lie "i tite IiSulct eaters VINO
pay these poor UNI FiulatcS - tor Illegal
reSlstratloh, @ 'l9 ana VINO therehy make them
S',re9 i.''oi' ~ tvii Gus III 9.AS sing.
~ l-edIS sal II Is my ooJe"' 10 make
su'ii al SN"HIpAS III lliiS once tlidl New
YORK Guy can hsNe square deal on elec-
Ion uaS III me next preSldehtlal cam
id-sh' y 10 uate ne mas pfosecut' q
ii'A-one indictments for E.'sai :e&istra
nom "sa!'9t '!ei' WINCH We !" tn' uFed
asst year, ii" mas prosecuted nearly 5000
more clldIehSts tilah We're prosecuted !ast
year lie also has the record of having
teeH oHciaily PRAISED by the grant jury
.of nus Wofh. hF. Lealy was one or MI.
Roosevelt ear 'St political supporters in
us Us ,3"n ana is an araeH' "dh.Ier "f ne
PRESIDENT y. O. VI.
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~ GOV. Hughes to serve out an unexpired
,erm. has made a great record for him
self since As appointment.
tn" alliance that Chairman Herbert
Parsons made with William X. Hearst
2artculaTly "hen IN making up the luS!oh
:sEpT Hearst WAS allowed to name