Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-01

cratic victory an Tuesday next.
 We have reached the straw vote period of the campaign Forecast ing election results is not the least hazardous of political occupations. for a prophet is without honor in his own country. Last year this magazine made a forecast. But now we've reformed. Not that this is not the year for those who wish to make prediction to do so. Some years are much better for forecasting than others, and if we had any de sire to attain distinction in that line. this is the year we should ake a chance.
 Because it is going to be demo cratic sweep-from Maine to Califor- mia,
 When the returns came in from the Pine Tree State showing tre- mendous democratic victory repub- Iican congress George R. Malby. of New York said "The result in Maine is the kind we may have in other states if the new nationalism continues to be preached by the man just back from Africa
 'Of course, Mir. Ma,by had par ticularly in mind the State of New York when he made that statement The Lion Hunter, he went on to say. by his loose talk" was re sponsibie for the Maine result. While it is not true that loose talk by the Lion Hunter" turned the tables in Maine, it is true that the Lion Hunter" has put the finishing touch es upon a complete republican dis aster in New York State. There is now no serious question about the election of John A. Dix as governor of New York. The betrayal of the people on the tariff revision, the high cost of living. the policy or priyiIege, all of which figured es- sentialiy in the defeat of the repub lican party in Maine figure. just as prominently, in New York. They constitute the underlying sentiment which spells republican defeat. Since the Roosevelt convention at Saratosa in which the "Lion Hunter sheiy.i. his new nationalism in fa.or of a strand pat platform he has put down as 2 tricky politician That move has increased the resentment his loose talk" originally accustomed. The support given the splendid democratic ticket by Harper's Week iy and practically all the gseat Met ropolitan newspapers, that hereto fore supported the republican ticket. gives evidence of making the sweep a most compete one
 Reports from. various sections of the state would indicate that a dem ocra,ic legislature will be carried iu with the state ticket, and. al least. six additional congressional districts will be won. The democrats will lose none of the districts they TOW bold.
 Information from othciai and pri- vate sources in Ohio clearly indi catAs the reelection of Governor Harmon in that state. The governor is making an exceptionally enecuVe campaign, and starting out with safe lead he has increased it stead fly. His majority should be far IT excess of that of 1908. No informa ton is at hand to justify a state ment as to the congressional cam paigns at this time although thers will be a very substantial gain. Il we were making a forecast. we should say, at least three. and onl5 Heaven knows how many more. very able correspondent quotes ar old republican manager in the Buck eye state as follows: "If you car analyze the state of mind of the republican voters in Ohio and accur ately chart the currents and cross currents that are effecting and crys ta,aizing public sentiment you will do more than any of us have beer able to do. There is restlessness ureasiness and dissatisfaction among the voters of the state. With some it is caused by the high cost oi living and disapprovaI of the new
 tariff law. With others it is [ feeling that the time has come fol a general house-cleaning. If tho feeling of revolt is as strong or election day as now it will be q
 clean sweep. The same causes tha brought about the overturn il Maine are operating here. There hai
 been republican graft in the Stat
 House at Columbus, which Gov. liar mon has exposed, so that, just as ir
 Maine, state issues are commingiet
 with national issues and all .s work ing towards the democracy"
 New Jersey by nominatini Woodrow Wilson, President
 Princeton University. has made tn ielection there of National importance
 Dr. Wilson is in a brilliant cam paigu that has not alone had it lefYect in New Jersey but has spreat
 encouragement and given support t
 democratic candidates in many ott
 CT states. Dr. Wilson $ election
 a safe prediction
 Despite the early lack of harmon.
 in the Eebraska campaign the ii feeling following the defeat Of Coz iefnor Shallenbergcr by Mayor Dahl lrnan has d.si out and Mir. Dahima:
 will, b the next governor of Nebras
 ka. Democracy's fight there is a
 dificuit as in any of the other so called doubtful states. but the re , ...1t sr N-oh~,oL. <.n rho ro,sorfc d