The evening world., 1913-11-01
mitchell BY $4,000,
M'CALl BY $4,000,
ARE RIVAL CLAIMS
Cos,tinued from First PaseJ

aser--Mltcnc, will M elected by about
%.Uo piuralito. The lowest possible
figures his favor are bD0O and range
from that up to more than 10000
Mitchell will get two votes to McCall's
one.
JAMES J MARTIN. former Tammsny
leader. now with Fusion-It Is a land
slide for Mitchei. l give him 10000
| plurality a. the lowest estimate. !
Hrmly believe II will run much more
than that
JOSEPH NJ. PRICE. financial mana
-Mitchei's election 10 assured by un
enormous vote. think Il will be some
where between 1900 and 10000.
| Tammany prophets. dealing In the
same class Of general!ues. offcr these
estimates;
CHARLES r. MURPHY. leader OF
Tammany HALF see no reason 20
change my estimate O: $4,000 for Nc.
Call
THOMAS r. FOLEY. leader Of the
east side--We are certain to win. The
figures are now being tabuiated and will
be ready tonight They will show Nc
Call by a large plurality.
JOSEPH JOHNSON. manager OF the
McCali eampaign-we are gong to more
than duplicate the Mcclellan campaign
OF 1903, the last previous Fusion contest.
when we won by Go.cco Mccall will
beat that Give him 5000.
DETAILED FUSION FIGURES
ELECT Mitchell ~ $4,000.
The only detailed figuring In the Fu-
sion camp has been done by former
senator Martin SAKE, Who represents
the regular Republican organization at
Mitchell headquarters. Using careful
polls, election district canvasses and
nnely figured percentages. he arrived
at the following total vote;
Mania tan and DronH-10tchel.
10000; Mccall, $4,000.
Einss-1Gasohsi, $4,000; MCCALL
5000.
ou.s,s-,a,sehsi. $4,000; MCCALL.
$4,000.
HioAmo,A - lgissAsi. s.ooo; no
Call, 5000.
Tosais-lG.seAsl. $4,000; MCCALL.
sol 900.
. Mitchell over Mccall. $1,000.
OWING to peculiar conditions existins
In the sixth Assembly District of Man
haitian, where Sulzer 10 . candidate
> anor also to the extraordinary work oe
! ing done by Tammany In the Second
I Fourth. Eighth, Twsnty-sixra an.
, Twenty-e!ghth districts Of the eas
/ side, these figures arc subject to pos
+, siDls variation. but not enough to A.
feet the general result The maximum
variation. &C. ording to Mr.. SAKE, ever
assuming TREMENDOUS Tammany 70
su.ts In these sections. 10 $4,000 votes
oHNsoN's FIGURES GIVE M'cALl
u $4,000 TO 10000 MARGIN.
a Tho only close figuring a. yet com
!. pleted on the Mccall side has been dom
by Joseph johnson. campaign manager
% lie gives the following. which directl,
offset the figures OF Mr.. Saxe:
Q NsnhattAn-16coslys plurality.
Q $1,000 70 10000.
0 8ronx-uacsrsain, possibly IN
. even break
. xings-Mccairs plurality. 1900.
\ oussns--lAecalI's plurality. 1900.
q Hiehmona - Aoosn's plurality.
!. $500.
> Total Mccall. plurality, $1,000 70
q ec,ooo.
. Despite the!f claims IN Kings county
j. their prospects there are admitted to b
. weak By many Tammany leaders. Blu
. they assert that even though the plu
y rallty In Kings DO adverse by l?.OO, tn
enormous vote Tammany will roll up y
r Manhattan will be more than enough
70 carry Mccall through.
The figure sharps Of each side ar
u taking difterent bases for their oilonia
10 tlons. Tam;nany men use the elect.o
10 OF 1908. when Mcclellan won over l.o"
> and the Fusion combine by 6o0Oo. lie
70 publican and Fusion figurers are us.n
- the Gaynor campaign OF 1919 ~ their ba
sis for comparisons. Then Gaynor re
er celved $4,000. as AGAINST Barnard tRep.
q ~ 900 AMI Heart $4,000.
D. Although Gaynor was elected BY .3p
~ over his next nearest competitor, h
j. lacked s0.O0O OF a majority over all. tn
split that year between regular RepubIi
he cans and Hearst forces resulted In uhre
II cand slates in the field. Fusionists al
sert that this year Mccall cannot hop
to run much ahead OF the Gsynor vot'
which represented the full strength
~ the Tammany organization. plus . COZ
siderable Independent vote