New-York tribune., 1920-11-02
Clynn Sees Clean Saoeep
For Republicans in State
Says Harding Majority VIII Be
100000; Miller Sure Victor;
Socialist. Hurt Democrats

On the eve OF election George A
Glynn, Republican state Chairman, pre-
dicted that Harding and Coolidge
would carry the state by about half
million votes; that Judge Nathan L.
Miller would be elected Governor by 3
plurality in excess of 100000; Repub-
lican majorities in both Senate and
Assembly would be increased, and that
United States Senator James ". Wads-
worth would be reelected by an over
whelming vote
In the Assembly the Republican
membership Will be increased from
ITO to 115, according to the reports
received by Chairman Glvnn. and the
Senate viii have & majority in 1920
OF II, thus increasing the Republican
representation in the upper house
from 29 to 81.
The Socialists will--for the first
Time IN the history of the country
nave at least one representative in a
state senate. The election of Edmund
Seiaei, the Socialist candidate in the
1zd District, is conceded by both Re-
publican and Democratic leaders in
tne Bronx This district is now rep
resented ~ Senator Peter A. Abeles,
republican. Another Socialist may be
eiected from the 14th Senatorial Dis
sllct, now represented by Senator Ber-
nard Downing, Democrat.
SOCIALISTS to Gain Assemblymen
The Democrats will make even a
poorer showing in the Assembly. Their
representation there now is but thirty
i've, the Socialists having five and the
republicans 10. At least eight So
I.'aHsts will be elected to-day TO the
assembly. Some place the figures as
Agh as fifteen. The Republican man
ayers declare that in estimating a gain
VI out iiye to their number now in the
nssemoly they are counting only res
s,sSaaoiy certain districts, and insist that
u e9e SOCIALISTS should elect fifteen AS
SSehplymen the Democrats will have
SuI twenty members in the lower
.s' aoase' less than one-seventh of the
'otal membership.
Aspof's from upstate indicate that
., mo only two Democratic Senators
Iot.h o. the Bronx will De defeated
Gun Gun :. MackreN, in Rensselaer,, and
Sau'aei j. kamsperger, of Buffalo, who
the Senate
About 100000 votes will be cast in
W a's state between a. m. and 6 D. m.
s@-day. Two years ago the whole mum
o,d VI pallets cast was 2,l92 ,970-a rec
s,s.. .u vote: In this city the total regis
!. "ssion is 1857 ,S35. OF this number
s,s - expected thnt about per cent will
tSs 20 TO the polls. This will bring
III. es"msted city vote to 1852 ,227.
k,opte upstate registration, which Is not
Of sSn ~ exactly because of the absence
,ba 'Ae personal registration feature in
sas smaller communities is annroxi-
sssed ss, at 2,100, 900. Even in Presiden-
s,stss sears' one in ten Of the voters pp-
Will ase does Does not go to the polls. This
,o'd.uce leuuce the number of upstate votes
"a 10y 70 100000. making an estimat-
IL. 'o.ai of 3,l42,227 votes for tho en-
''n y, Managers Sure of Victory
.onaH me managers of Governor Smith are
w nay inslstent that their candidate
saI;...o oe elected. They place his plu-
.fs over Judge Miller at $4,000.
ruuage Miller" said State Chairman
.bs b"p last night, will come down to
401 ooo oaohS .l with q plurality closer to
3s7 oS0 'han to the original estimate OF
his s Not q chairman has revised
Z r.s .s hgures downward and we have had
fro,n fr.,s IN the last twenty-four hours
has nearly every one of them. Each
tina pas tnem up. This is particularly
som. ~ the southern tier, where, in
plurs,,t, instances, the original Miller
\ ssnos.s'ss have been trebled. And the
80 everywhere point to getting