Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-02

all mas been done tnat can De uone 10
elect their chiefs, the candidates them
selves will continue in the fight to
practically the last minute.
Mr.. Taft, after spending the day in
Buffalo goes tomorrow morning to
Cleveland, where he will speak in the
afternoon, and to Youngstown, where
he speaks at night hurTying thence to
Cincinnati to vote on Tuesday and hear
the result of the election.
Will Speak in Kansas
Mr.. Bryan intends to put in the day
campaigning in northwestern Kansas,
and will be at Lincoln for a home
coming demonstration in the evening.
At Republican headquarters in the
Metropolitan tower today it was as
serted that Chairnan Mack's estimate
of 1888 Votes.- for Bryan had bsen exc
pected in view of the same claims made
earlier in the campaign.
Mr.. Mack declared today that "the
only thing that can defeat Mr.. Bryan
Is the corrupt use of money" He said
he had sent his last instructions to
state chairmen to get out their vote
early and to see that it was fairly
counted.
1--WE are through said Chairman
Mack today. Our fight is won.'
Today Republican Chairman Parsons
the situation in Bronx and Manhattan
boroughs IN Greater New York: IL
Mr.. Bryan carries New York county at
all, it will be by a plurality of from
1000 to $4,000. District leaders believe
that Governor Hughes will run not
more than 10000 behind Mr.. Taft in
this county"
Based on Reports
Mr.. Mack said today that his claim
that Bryan and Kern will receive 1888
votes in the electoral college was based
on reports received from state chair
men and from private sources.
State Chairman Corners has pre-
dicted that Bryan will receive more
than 10000 plurality in the state, and
that Mr.. Chanler will get more than
100000.
The Democratic national committee
based its belief that Mr.. Bryan will be
elected on the four following reasons,
which have been Incorporated into a
statement by Natioal Committee Jo-
sephus Daniels, chairman of the litera-
ture bureau:
bryan will be elected because the
Democracy today presents a united
front. Further, the Democratic party
will be augmented by thousands of Re
publicans dissatisfied with the mistakes
of twelve years of Republican admin
istration.
This army of voters will be fur
ther strengthened by new force in
American politics-the labor vote.
Assuming there were to be a strict
party lineup at election, the labor vote
itself would turn the scale to Demo-
cratic success. The labor party has
put all its eggs in the Democratic
basket and it must win to save them.
Has Gained GREATLY
"Mr. Bryan himself has gained Won
derful personal strength in the last few
years in all parts of the country, and
thousands of voters who neither un-
derstood him nor his aims now place
their absolute trust in him and his
policies.
1.-THE Democratic national committee
has brought all the elements of the
party together; it has the labor vote,
and it's remarkable acceSsions OF
strength from the Republican ranks,
together with Mr.. Bryan'S strength
with the masses, are the reasons why
this nation will turn to Democracy"
The New York state campaign, which
has been in full swing for more than
a month, is practically at an end, al
though Governor Hughes will make
ten speeches in Greater New York to-
morrow.
Lieutenant Governor Lewis Stuyve-
SAINT Chanler, the Democratic candi-
date for governor, will spend tomor-
row in and around his home town of
Red Hook, in Duchess county.