The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-11-04

New Haven, Conn.,, November 3.-Con- necticut will go for Wilson and Marshall by from 15,00o to 20,Oo0, and we will elect all five democratic congressman. Cover nor Baldwin will be relected.
 GEORGE FOSTER, State Chairman
 St. Paul, Minn., November 3.--Reports from all parts of Minnesota indicate Will sons plurality over Roosevelt of 10000 to 25,Oo0. D. D. DALEY, State Chairman. Lincoln, Neb., November s.--wilson will carry Nebraska by 25,O0O plurality, and the entire democratic state ticket will be elected. T. $. ALLEN,
 State Chairman.
 Santa Fe, N. M, November Sour polls show New Mexico for Wilson 20OO plural ty. A. H. HUDSPETH, Chairman.
 Illinois Democratic
 Chicago. November 3.-Illinois will go democratic on election day. There is no question in my mind but Woodrow Will son and Thomas Marshall will carry Illi- nois Judge Edward F. Dunne will be elected governor and at least IS of the 20 congressman and the two congressman at large will be returned winners. The democratic party will have a majority of the house and a majority of the house and senate on joint ballot, insuring the election of the United States senators. The entire ticket will win. Judge Dunne will come, to the Cook county line with a fair plurality.
 ARTHUR W. CHARLES,
 Chairman State committee.
 Wilmington, Del. November 3.--Dela- ware will surely give Wilson a plurality and possible majority: will also elect ma jority of legislature, insuring democrat ic senator. Congressmen and state ticket will be democratic.
 THOMAS F. BAYARD,
 State Chairman.
 Columbus, O., October 3.--The normal democratic vote in Ohio is approximate ly 500,000 Governor Wilson will receive more than the normal democratic vote next Tuesday, which will constitute a comfortable majority over both President Taft and ex-President Roosevelt.
 This will assure him the electoral vote of the state. Therefore, it Is unneces- sary to risk my reputation as a prophet by making any prediction of plurality. Any Taft men who will concede Roose- welt 75,000 votes in the state and any Roosevelt man who will concede Taft as many I concede each of them many more than that, but do not feel called upon to make a more accurate division between them. Therefore, Governor Wilson's min irnum plurality will exceed 75,000 figured from the standpoint of the most enthusi- astic Taft man or the most enthusiastic Roosevelt man. It will grow to tre- mendous proportions as the vote of Taft and Roosevelt approaches equality. My knowledge of mathematics needs not a severer strain this this. Anyone can aig- ure it out as well as l from the premises stated which are beyond cavil.
 Congressman Cox will have a decisive and emphatic majority of all votes cast for governor. His plurality will be a stupendous one. Figure 1t from the above formula. The balance of the democratic state ticket will be elected beyond the peradventure of doubt each and every candidate by an unprecedented plurality. The democrats will return not less and probably more than IS members of Con- gress. Each branch of the legislature will be democratic by approximately two tc one. The democratic victory will be the most comprehensive and sweeping ever received in this state.
 w. l.. FINLEY, Chairman.
 Montana Is Safe
 Helena Mont, November S.-Indications are that Montana is safely democratic. The Wilson electors will carry the state w D ,al candidate for enator, together with Stout and Evans. candidates for Con gress, will win about same vote. State ticket running strong. Stewart for gov e-nor will carry state by slightly re- duced plurality of that given the Wilson electors. He will win by at least LOGO. carrying through entire state ticket to- sether with many county tickets. care full poll of every county in the state in .1 that laCiS1attire tzsttI ha cratic by a substantial majority.
 T. NJ. SWINDLEHURST.
 State Chairman.
 Milwaukee, November s.-I claim Wis consin for Wilson by 5000, and for Karel. democrat for governor by 10000. Excellent prospects for gain in the con gressional delegation. Legislature close on joint ballot.
 PAUL A. HEMMY. State Chairman.
 Indianapolis. November s.-We are in prime condition for the election. Cover nor Wilson's victory is assured. Ralston for governor and the entire state and congressional tickets will be elected. This is a glorious day for democracy BERNARD KOEBLEY, state Chairman Indiana Buffalo. N. Y., November S-New York will be overwhelmingly democratic There is not break in our ranks and we are going to roll up the banner majority of a score of years.
 NORMAN E. MACK, National Committeeman 1 St. Paul. Minns November S.-Minne- sota will give Governor Wilson not less than 10000 majority. You can count on this state sure. FRED B. LYNCH, 1 National Committeeman Minnesota. l Columbus. O.. November s.-Our last canvass shows Governor Wilson making 1 tremendous gains. He is assured of a majority that will be much over 10o,000 l Taft will run second.
 . E. H. MOORE, |. , National Committeeman Ohio. l Denver, Col. November 3.--In addition | to giving the democratic ticket the cleo | toral vote of Colorado, We are going to | elect two democratic senators from this