The Sentinel=record., 1913-11-04

New York, Nov, With fusion and Tammany leaders predicting a land slide tomorrow for their respective candidates in the municipal campaign described by old time politicians as the liyelies of a generation, came to a close tonight with speech making in all parts of the city.
 We will win by 15,000," declared Charles F. Murphy of Tammany Hall, who in the last three weeks has been moved to break his sphynx-lil1e sil- ence more often than in any previous campaign.
 Fusion estimates of victory ranged from 75,000 to 125,000 John Purroy Mitchell is the fusion candidate for mayor while Edward D. Mccall is the Tammany standard bearer.
 Information reaching police head quarters that strong arm" men, gun men. guerillas and thugs generally were to be employed to intimidats voters tomorrow resulted in promises tonight of police activity unusual for election day in this city. Seven hun dred picked policemen familiar with underworld characters will be assign ed to all parts of all boroughs, Police Commissioner Waldo said At mid. night tonight every police captain will he shifted from his regular pre- nj tr
 The commissioner gave these or ders, acting upon a communication from Mayor Kline who had been wis ited a few hours previously by John Puroy Mitchel, the fusion nominee for mayor Waldo said he had been informed of the threatened invasion of election district gangsters by May or Kline and former Governor Sulzer who is the progressive candidate for state assembly in the sixth district. In addition to the police measures for protection, warrants were issued for the arrest of 5000 persons and will be served as they appear at the polls. The warrants charge illegal registration. Economy and lower taxes, described early in the cam paign by Edward F. Mccall Tam many's mayoralty candidate, as the issues before the voters, disappeared as campaign topics with the advent of Sulzer and his one time graft m- vestigator, John A. Hennessy on the political scene. Their attacks on Charles F. Murphy and Mccall as his were taken up by the fu- sion municipal nominees, and from the fusion viewpoint Tammany and alleged graft became the issue. Sul- gers removal overshadowed all else of campaign importance, Mccall being assailed as a go-between for Murphy and Sulzer in the events that led up to the impeachment trial
 "The people are ready to adminis- ister striking rebuke to Charles P Murphy" was the comment tonight of Mitchell who said he had been il- formed that Tammany district lead. CTS were secretly predicting his cleo tion by 1l5,000 Betting odds tonight favored Mitchell to l and 1 to 1 with Tammany men asking } to 1. AIur- phN however, made smiling pro- phecy that the whole Tammany tick ct would win. "The filthy campaign, " Murphy assigned as his reason for his confidence declaring it would re- act on fusion candidates
 Mir. Mccall said tonight, He was confident that New York is going to rebuke the unfair campaign methods Of my opponents. am confident that a majority of the voters will judge me on my record as a citizen and public official"
 The fusion ticket is being backed by republicans, anti-Tammany demo crats, progressiyes and number oi independent political organizations The Independence League has en. dorsed Mitchell for mayor and Charles 5. Whitman, the fusion and demo cratic nominee for district attorney but has it's own candidates for comp troller and president of the board of aldermen It also endorsed several Tammany judiciary nominees.
 The many charges of Sul2er and Hennessy are under investigation by District Attorney Whitman A new