New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-31
Even Break at Least tx
pected-EStimates Show
Slump for Glynn.
RIVALS PLURALITY
MAY EXCEED 100000
Figures from Democratic
Sources Indicate Gain for
District Attorney.

Every bit Of information received by
the Republican State Committee tends
TO confirm the belief that District At
torney Whitman will get considerably
more than 100000 plurality upstate
and that the Glynn plurality in New
York City will not run more than
5000. This is n liberal estimate FOR
Glynn here, according to inside figures
that come from Democratic sources.
The estimates Of the Republican lead
crs give Glynn considerably less. WORD
came yesterday from an independent
Democrat familiar with conditions up
state that the lowest plurality that
Whitman could possibly get upstate, IN
his estimation. was 100000
The Republican estimate for New
York County will not be much more
than $4,000 or 10000 Jacob A. Living
ston. Kings County leader. told Chair
man Tanner that he was sure that
Kings County would at least break
even and might give small plurality
for Whitman lie added that the Re
pubicans there would elect, In his
Judgment at least three Representa-
tives, four Senators and twelve Assem-
blymen.
81 do not think there is any basis
in fact for the rather prevalent i'm
preston that James W. Wadsworth,
ir., candidate for the United States
Senate, will run behind Mr. whitman
said one OF his friends yesterday. at
is true that there is no formidable
third candidate running for the Sen
atet as there is in the case of Sulzer
for Governor, who is going to draw
many votes from Glynn, thus increas-
ing the Whitman plurality.
but. on the other hand, consider for
moment whom these SulZer Demo-
Gratis will vote for for the United
States Senate. In common with Sui
Ter. they are bitterly opposed to Tam
many and will go 70 any length TO dc
feat the Tammary candidates. They are
not likely 70 vote for Gerard, and a
fair supposltion is that they will cast
their ballots for Wadsworth."
John A. Hennessy. who has recently
been working for Mr. Whitman among
the independent Democrats upstate.
has returned TO this city. He refused
to discuss his movements or to com
ment on the situation as he found 1t in
his trip.
81 have nothing TO do with where
Mr. Barnes stays when he comes TO
NEW lOlhs anu Nv - ilOb 'OiiNAhAN liiH
nor seeking to conduct this Republican
campaign" said Chairman Tanner yes
terday. replying to the charge made
by Colonel Roosevelt on Thursday
night that Mr.. Barnes was living at the
Biltmore Hotel and having frequent
consultations with Mr.. Tanner on the
way the campaign should be run. II
have no consultations with him, and
there is no understanding with him"
Mr. Whitman will wind up his cam
paign with tour in The Bronx on
Monday night. lie will speak at the
following meetings: Hunts Point Pal
ace, lG3d 81. and Southern Boulevard;
Muller's Casino, l55th st. and Third
sy; Mckinley Square, l69th st. and
Boston Road; London Casino. Wend-
over and Third avs. and Maurer's
Casino. Unionport Road. Van Nest.
An automobile squadron is being
formed to accompany the candidate on
his tour. James l.. Wells, candidate
for Treasurer. and Eugene NJ. Travis,
candidate for Controller. will also
speak