Norwich bulletin., 1916-11-06

New York, Nov. 5.-Tandidates, par ty managers and political workers whose activities are centered in New York spent Sunday in comparative quiet preparing for the final drive tomorrow to make the most of the few remaining hours before election.
 Both Parties Confident.
 While both democrats and repubn- cans professed entire confidence in the outcome of the voting Tuesday, they are taking no chances on making pc litical slips or errors. Final oroers have gone out from the headquarters here of the national committees 10 tn9 chiefs of other states, but instructions will be transmitted tomorrow to SUD : chiefs and lieutenants all the way down to the precinct captains.
 Hue,hea Has No Statement to Make. Charles E. Hughes, the republican presidential candidate, who will re- main here until after election, an = nouuced tonight that he considers ms campaign closed and that he has no further statement to make He tolo the few callers he had, however that he felt sure of victory.
 Mir. Hughes slept until 10.3O o'clock this morning and did not leave his ho- tel until dikner tonight. when he went for a walk on Riverside Drive, calllIis later on the family of his son, Charles 10 Hughes. IT,. where he had visit also with his daughters. whom he nan moi seen since he left his summer home at Bridgehampton, N. r.. until they Joined him at Madison Square Garden, where he spoke last night The republican nominee will rest again tomorrow and will vote Tues day' morning from the hotel here which is his legal residence. Inc polling pleee will be an Eighth AV. ehSe Ne,ther Vance c. Mccormick, the democratic national chairman, nor William R. Wilcox. the republicah , chairman, had statements to make to- I day. They were convent with tn' forecasts of victory they made yester- day, Each spent part Of the day al headouarters making plans for to- morrow.
 Wilson's Final Message to Workers
 President Wilson's final message tc ! state and county chairmen wired from Long Branch was made public at dem ooratic headquarters without com ment. It was said to speak TOT H. self. It's closing sentence was warning against sinister iorGes which might resort in desperation" tf the ~eyiI and insidious practices Of decade or more ago"
 Eleventh hour efforts of both par ties will be bent to swinging the election of congressman in douptIu districts throughout the country. Both presidential candidates in their cam pains have placed emphasis upon the importance of electing congress tna. would be iR sympathy with them ano their appeals have carried weight Wltn their managers.
 New York State.
 Frederick c. Tanner, chairman o1 the New York republican state com nittee issued a statement today pre- dieting that "A congressional canol dates in this state will be elected D! the republicans and 17 by the demo-
 Tn the two remaining districts, ht said. the chances favor the repubh'
 100000 Plurality For Hughes.
 ''The latest canvasses received D! .he republican state committee con firm my statement of last Monday tha MT Hughes will caarry the state b! more than 1O0, ,000." MT. Tanner said "and that Governor Whitman, William M. Calder and the entire repupncai ticket will be elected by substantlali. the same pluralfties
 State Chairman Harris of the demo crats added nothing to the predlctlo' he previously had made that Fresi dent Wilson and the state ticket WI carry New York by a large majority.
 Tammany's Claim.
 Final estimates of the result ' Greater New York have been submit ted to tCharles F. Murphy, leader Q Tammany Hall, but have not pee made public. It was reported tooas however that the estimates indicat President wilson will carry the cit bv at least s5.00o and probably D much more than that. The democrat contend this will be more than enoug to offset the republican plurality up state.