The sun., 1919-11-02
REPUBLICANS
CONFIDENT OF
CARRYING CITY
DisapprovaI of Wilson and
Tammany Administrations
Counted Upon to Aid.
MANY STUBBORN FIGHTS
Ia Guardia Hopeful of Win
ming Aldermanic Presidency
Chances of Others.
MANY STUBBORN FIGHTS


the way they talk when they go into the
nolllng places on Tuesday the Repub-
ucans are in for victory all along
the line For there can be no question
that Democrats by the thousands have
been off the reservation and express
ing themselves as only too ready to
take the first chance to rebuke both
the Wilson Administration in Wash
iugton and the Tammany brand Of
democracy in this city.
On the one hand the Republicans
are expressing hope, which privately
they say may be blasted. On the other
the Democrats are talking Nth a con-
fdence in the situation which OBJ
viously they do not feel.
The question to be answered Is
whether the Democrats who have be-
come alienated from the party VIII on
the test 80 back and vote the Tammany
ticket in this Democratic city or
whether they will flock 20 the Republic
cans or stay away from the polls in
such numbers as to insure a Republican
victory II is a situation which should
appeal n gamblers.
There are no statewide oHlces 10 pe
filed this year Two state senators are
10 be elected to MI vacancies IN the
Second district, which Is in Queens, and
The sixteenth district, in the heart of
the Tammany jungle in Manhattan.
There appears no chance that the Re-
publcans can capture either district.
VIII ""ih
Assembly candidates are TO be elected
throughout the state. outside of New
York city there is little likelihood OF a
gain or loss by either party. The Demo-
Gratis have not much to lose upstate
they have only two Assemblymen there
now. There is just an outside chance
that the Republicans may take the First
district in Rensselaer, county away from
them
Inc Repunhcahs expect 10 gam tour
Assembly sedts IN Manhattan seven OF
eight IN Brooklyn ana one IN Queens
me Socla.'Sts proo'Uls VIII WIN tne
ruin uIs,rlct IN me blo!iN' us luS'o'
against the'l laieu 'here 'his seaI,
AL.nousn W. nIe'"oViS vi liz .no %.,'
b, Va ~" e,1t.s y, az; ,.noar,oios go
. e " " ~, i W 81, - Aisr.a n
srs,sb ,, ~ '' ro y-ant ~ A,banv y.a
a~o a. Covsrnor ana the other nv ths
80 &c $50, po.c',,,,, praS,dan,
- outstanding
fsatnree If the campaipn have been con.
nScted with other candidacies.
Tammanv Hall has been stirred to iti
depths by the fight made by the Re.
- - -oaIao,io,, 80 az S,,n-o,,a cour,
in the First Judicial district, of Justice
Joseph L. Newburger, who was turned
= down by Boss" Murphy in favor of the
2 thrty-three-year-old son of Samuel
Untermyer.
In Brooklyn the prohibition issue, as
injected into the candidacy of Repre-
tentative Reuben l.. Haskell Republican
,or County Judge, has overshadowed the
interest in all the other fights.
II is conceded both by Democrats
and Republicans that Haskell will win
4 He will lose n certain narcentage Of tbf
Renubli-an church vote consarvativeIy
ss,jn,atad n, 10 mar cont IN the otba,
ben5 be u,II - IT,, sItca 90 ~.
nans nc " -, "' t ,''s ,.e "a "a.
/ ~ ~ ~ aI'e u
ny ~, "'o ~. psiso''u. i.peI' ~.
| 800. NIo'' VI 'ne IA
,nat prohIoiVoh Is mere thtougn th'
passage oil the enforcement act in Wash
mgton and the vigorous methods that
nave been taken to turn the city into
eahara nave all worked to the beneh
Of AR. Haskell.
-'N"NNbh iAlpth4Nil II bcHo
cratic by 10000 ii s predicted thai
Haskell may have a plurality as high as
10000 although that ia largely CUES!
work and superoptimism.
Hearst-Tammany Feud.
The oneri,o Of u.arr,ra -, ,.-,,,,., -.
Rando,ob tIaar.t "a ~. o't w i',iaI ~
by GOV smith u,hiIa NOT d,rectI,, -,
uected with The oan,natgn has a.. 49,
iag on the result II re- haa1 80 -,
Inc sensational features If the last ,sr
lays Of the s1rugqlc Mr. Haarst bas
been shining ar thA Governor n 80,
newspapers for some time 10 no. No.
II \ grudge ,,qoinst Tarrarv and NJ
| Nurpby sine M, refused 70 ,,o,,a,,.
10 MIN tho nomination, for Co,,arrI,,, =
tear ago Nat,raI,, tha IIaars, 49,.
we're against tha Tamn,an,, ,lcLot
Il was conceived nv Mr. Nurnhv tho,
e the anti-Talnmopv ticlet coma -,
pinned on Mr. Hearst and IL ar,.thi,a
,ould he done tn discredit tho n,,bi,sha,
L would helm the Ta,,rnan,, caIsa n
MAS for thar son that tho C,o,,s,ra,
started the caynnaipn ~ thJs tiy,,o e. =,
| seueralIy believed
There is little d,.uht mat n hos don,
FOOD In partIy solfdif,,irg tba To ,,raa,, -,
forces on the other hand IL re- 80
The attacks Of ,ha Hearst nanars -
\ bitter and powerful AT first lttIs -
a taid In them against irwin Trntsr,,T,a,
because OF a long standing narao1 a
friendship between Mr. Hearst ana Ca
lel Uutermyer Since tho Covernor'
crusade started. however the Usars
tr0ta rp1 arra ir,st -r..,.,,...,-.- - =. =.