New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-03


shifting Of the betting odds to Whi
,..,.d in Wall Street yesterday that
-yer AZ that. few takers were found
xeysr but once in this city have the
49, an the night before election been
an losing candidate for Governor
rb..ves IN 1904. when Higgins defeat
- usrrick. who closed 10 to ;
iayorite. -,a
Tsmnsnv men who had previously
b.- s,an money on Glynn were trying
"a Law Of their bets yesterday. Ihey
.esnd themselves unable TO DO so.
Tsmmany Dough Day" Gone.
There vas no dough day at Tam
csrv Hall Yesterday. The day when
+,s.-,c. leaders went around with hand
...cbels and carried currency away IN
Gains has gone. What money went 10
Tho districts this year was sent to the
l..sers in the form Of checks. Ii was
less than any year since Charles F.
Murphy mas been leader.
RepubRern district leaders got their
election money as usual at headquar-
.srs II was not exactly as usual
.i,ber. Tor there was only about hall
Tie amount for each district that there
was wear ago. Only one year before
had the amount been so small; tha'
vss I'm 1911, an of year.
The proeressives announced they
Mould spend no money for workers at
she polls to-day.
The total registration in New YORK
State Is about 100000. Figuring re-
6uction Of about per cent for those
who register and do not vote the 5o'ai
vote to-day will be about 100000.
In 1910 Governor Dix (Dem.) got
6ss7oo votes in the state; stimson
Rep. s22,299; Hopper lnd. L'I
lsA7o; Russell CSoc), 4s,529.
In 1912 Sulzer (Dem), got 649'559;
Hedges (Rep), 4441o5: Straus
lPrcg), s93IsS; Russell (SOc'l
bs,ei7.
Last year the vote for Chief Judge
Of the Court OF Appeals was: Bartlett
Dem. and Ind. L.. 600,S75; Werner
(Rep.), 5e7,857; Hand (Prog)' lSo'-
Os7; Slobodin (Soc). 61,5S6.
As will be seen, Bartlett, carving
the Democratic and Independence
League nominations only twelve
month ago, won out over Werner
straight Republican, by trife more
than 5000 votes. Since then the Pro-
gTessives have been coming back rap
idly to the Republican party
number Of bets have been mace
that Strebel. the Socialist candidate
for Governor, will get more votes thah
Davenport, the Progressive candidate
to-day. Il is figured that the social,
lists will poll between $4,000 and 'O'OVO
votes this year.
Deducting the usual per cent de-
crease from the registration, the Vot@
by counties this city to-day ought
20 he I'm the neighborhOod Of: New
York $4,000; The Bronx. 's,OOO'
Kings. 225.OOO; Queens. $4,000; Rich-
mond, $4,000.
ne vote 1Or the court VI HPHN~'~
in this city last fall was:
county Bartlett. Werner Hahu'
New York dnciuding ,o ooooi &C. o5-
hfonAJ ............... 4f.'tiV Z, ,os "a f-e
tils- '''''''...''.'.''' 5- s6S = qs 7.Bs
queens ................ -"0'o -'''-
lt is figured that because OF the
necessity of marking cross agaihSV
the name of every man for whom one
wishes 20 vote that candidates IN tue
later groups on the ballot viii sun
For instance. a Tammany man VINO i
familiar with the way in when many
men vote here. said he thought lha'
me total vote for United states sen
ator in New York County alone wouIu
be $4,000 less than that for Governor T.
In desperation, the Democrats tne
last day or two have put up two-sheeI
posters and sent out tons OF literature
trying 10 bolster up their campaign ior
Glynn with the words Of President
Wilson.
The Democratic candidates for Con-
gress are sending out circulars, when,
It is understood, are being prepared by
the Congress campaign committee,
which bear this sentence:
President Wilson requests YOU TO
vote for , Democratic candidate
tor Congress. District" The name
and district of the Congressman Is
printed in the text in each instance.
Sulzer came out with a final blast
yesterday. lie said he would be elected
by 10000 and that Glynn would be de-
lested by 10000.
IL will get at least 40 per cent of
the Democratic vote, % per cent of
-he Republican vote. 80 per cent of
the Progressive vote n nor cent of
the Independent vote and all the Pro- |
hibition vote" said the former Gov !
ernor.