The Sentinel=record., 1912-11-03
ALL THREE PARTIES PREDICT VICTORY FOR THEIR RE-
 sPEcTlvE CANDIDATES.
INCOMES CLAIMS ALL STATES
ELiilIes Says Nation Will Vote confi-
 dence in Taft ard Mccormick Sees Roosevelt's Eection--Fore-
 cast from All States.

New York. Nov. 2.--Actiyities that
 <have reached into all corners of the
 Mation came to a head today at the *national headquarters of the three Beading political parties. So far as Nhe chairman of the democratic, re- kpublican and progressive parties are *concerned, the campaign ended to- Aight
 There remains to be carried out to- &norpw. Monday and Tuesday, the
 &uetafled plans for getting out the kote,' policing contested election dis Hrcts and preventing frauds, but
 Hhese matters in the majority of cas $ Eare reposing now in the hands of To- Eral chairmen and state and district %nanagers.
 !. The promise of victory perched up
 *Dn $ry headquarters banner to- &nigi% Inspired by telegrams from To- <ral chairmen throughout the states, Ahe demoeratic republican and pre- xgressive chairmen respectively assels-
 Bed either that victory was in their *erasp or that conditions were such
 # hat tide of votes to their respective E andidates might be expected in the Election Tuesday.
 At democratic national lheadqnaF'
 # CTS the claim Of victory in the gen
 #taI elections was made withovt Democratic Chairman 6AVilliam F. McCombs declared tlat #lovernor Wilson not only would car zry a great majority of the states, but #that his success in strong republican
 *states would be surprising. Here, Briefly. stated, are the views of the respective DO itical leaders upon the
 &omccme of Tuesdays battle oi bai-
 Bots
 Mccombs Claims All.
 William F. McCombs, democratic &national chairman.
 On the eve of an election whieh
 kcloses what has been in many ways
 1.-the most remarkable campaign in q <score of years, I am confident Of a sweeping victory fer the democratic
 &ticket I do not concede n single
 Estate in the union to the other par
 ties. We will carry the strongest re publican states We will win, and
 Twin by the most impressive figures in the history of our party
 HIIles Is Confident.
 Charles D. Hilles, republican ma
 tlUnal chairman:
 "Fhe most remarkable campaign within the memory of the present
 generation has drawn to a close ana we now await the verdict of the
 American people. l am confident thai
 the verdict will carry with It a vote of confidence in the courageous, nn' ostentatious and patriotic leadership of William Howard Taft and thar II vii continue the present splendid ad' ministration of achievement under
 which the American people have made such marked progress and enjoyed so abundant prosperity Nothing short of a political revolu
 tiOn of which there are no indications could place the election of Mir TaIt i'll jeopardy. In my opinion ne VIII -eceive enough votes in the depeno able republican states to assure him handsome majority in the electoral
 college with a sufficient number in
 doubtful states to swell the total 70 a most decisive victory Mccormick Predicts Roosevelt. Medil Mccormick, of the progress i've campaign committee announced that the third party was assured a plurality in A states.
 The Roosevelt landslide is on said Mccormick, 'and nothing on earth can stop it. Our forecast real
 " is entirely too conservative, but
 We are not claiming anything oi which we are not certain. In addition 10 Illinois New York and California
 We will most surely get 21 additional states with q great probability tHa'