The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-02
ITS ALL OVER ! AT HEADQUARTERS Claims of the Rival Chairmen Show Election of Both Taft
 and Bryan by Big
 Majorities.
CANDIDATES STILL AT IT
Hitchcock Says, "Our Fight Is Won;'
 Mack Declares Only Corrupt Use
 of Money Can Defeat
 His Orator.

New York. Nov. 1.--At both repub- l lean and democrataic headquarters in Ihis city to-day 1t was announced that (he work of the respective organiza- ons in the campaign of 1908 was at : n end National Chairman Frank H. Hitchcock, of the republican commit Be- and National Chairman Norman N. Mack of the democratic committee, ! re going nome to vote and will re- | lrn to this city Tuesday afternoon to sceive returns at headquarters Mir. . itchock goes to West Newton, lass, and Mir Mack to Buffalo. Sun lay was a quiet day in the Metropolit- n tower, and at the Hoffman house etails of correspondence left over omi the flood tide rush of last week sing about the only business attended N Messrs Mack and Hitcheok ad- 1 bred to the forecast given out on irldey and Saturday, the democratic lairman contending that MT. Bryan i'll receive 333 votes and Mir Hitch .pck announcing himself as positive in S belief that MT. Taft will have S25 ptes in the electoral college, As lly PAP votes are necessary to elect, bth chairman are figuring on wide argins for their respective candi- ates.
 While the national chairmen believe lat all has been done that can be ,ne to. elect their chiefs, tAe candi- ttes themselves will continue in the Sht until practically the last min le. Mir Taft after spending to-day Buffalo goes tomorrow morning Cleveland where he will speak in Ne afternoon and to Youngstown, nere he speaks at night, hurrying fence to Cincinnati to vote on Tues y and hear the results of the elec- pn
 Mfr. Bryan intends to put in the day mpalgnlng in northwestern Kan and will be at Lincoln for a home ming dem monstrataion in the even N,
 At republican headquarters in the Metropolitan tower to-day 1t was as- s'ted that Chairman Mack's estimate 33S votes for MT. Bryan had been Expected in view of the same claims lde earlier in the campaign. It ls further said that MT Mack had luded in his list states that were lactialy conceded by state leaders to republican.
 'Mr. Mack declared to-day that the ,ly thing that can defeat Mir. Bryan the corrupt use of money"
 'Ie said he had sent his last instruc. Rns to state chairmen to get out theil e early and to see that 1t was fair counted "We are through" salt airman Hitchcock today, Our hgh Rwon. It was made on the plans Reed upon at the beginning of tn, 1paign,"
 Ir. Hitchcock announced that thert la ceased to be any doubt as to re Sblican success in such states as Tn Ina. Ohio and New Jersey--all claim by Mir. Mack-and 1t was added b! member of his staff that the republi T, national committee is as sure 0 .v York as 1t Is of Pennsylvania. Republican Chairman Pearsons o plsons of New York county sum srized the situation in Manhattan the Bronx, two of the five bor nahs included in Greater New YorI MS today:
 'atf Mir. Bryan carries New Yor' 'ntv at all lt will be by pluralit
 rom 4o.0oo 10 60,00O. District iaader ieye that Gov Hughes will run no te than 20,ooO behind MT Taft in thi ltnty"
 ar. Mack said today that his clalr ia Bryan and Kern will receive 33 .ls in the electoral college is base sireports received from state chair Gl and prom private sources. Stat ailrman Connors has predicted tha Ian will receive more than 40o0 Eaitv in the state and that Mi lanler will get more than 100000.
 ir Mack in statement tongh Mn attacked the republican pant .,hot Immediately making their cam 'Nn contributions public The chair E.1 said.
 )s%he denial by Mir Roosevelt and tn l.ial by Mr. Cortelyou of gettin 'Iley from the biz interests desirin Jllrnment favors were more vigorou iipo4 and they arc today, But, afte 'g election 1t leaked out that tn ptts and allied interests gave bi rys-Mr. Hartman himself raise I,S00O, which he says changed 5O,Of
 E In New York city alone, Men llk lM n. Rockefeller and Andrew Car ''e were then publicly advocating tn Vt and putting tholr fortunes at th 'Eosal of the republican committee ,hmoney paid in then by the stand
 yOl trust. the Steel trust, Harrlma sothers is but hagatele compare
 the million which Rockefeller an
 segie and Morgan are pouring int
 campaign fin the last days In th icrate attempt to stem the resist l1tide that will carry Mir. Bryan in JWhite House" ! E
 Lew FOTNDIAND TJE(TION.