The Danbury Reporter
N.E. & E. P. PEPPER, Publishers
TERMS TO ANY ADDRESS :
One year, sl, 6 mo. 50c., 3 m o. 25
OCTOBER 27, 1904
The Point of View.
A HESU?ae OF THE SITUATION PO
LITICAL-NATIONAL. STATE
AND COUNTY
The Republican managers of
President Roosevelt's campaign
appear to have the most supreme
confidence of success, and a dis
patch from New York states that
the leaders at hoadquarters have
practically stopped work, claiming
that Roosevelt will get 290 votes
sure, leaving several States in
doubt. This claim is said to be
bised upon n canvass of the entire
cojuitry.
'The total vote in the electoral
college is 476, so that 239 votes
aro necessary to elect.
Another dispatch from New
York Monday morning says that
the Democratic National Com
mittee has made a canvass of the
doubtful States and reached
the conclusion that New York,
New Jersey, Connecticut, Mary
land, Delaware. West Virginia and
Indiana, and a majority, if not all,
of the Rocky Afduntain States,
will go for Parker. Illinois and
Wisconsin are classed as doubtful.
So, it is readily seen to the calm
and dispassionate, observer, that
both sides are claiming everything,
-..and that success is not assured for
usual supreme confidence of the
Republicans has been largely dis
sipated. Chairman of the Re
publican Exeoutive Committee N.
O. Petree claims that he will land
his ticket by 374 majority. Chair
man J. D. Humphreys claims that
the Democrats are going to win
sure by majorities ranging from
150 to 275.
While the prospects of course
favor the election of some of the
Republican candidates, there is a
sub-current moving in favor of
some of the Democratic candi
dates that may produce a tide
before the Bth of November that
will sweep in the whole Democrat
ic ticket.
There is considerable disaffec
tion among Republicans, while
Democratic harmony has never
before been so complete.
BOTH SIDES MAKE CLAIMS.
Taggart is Satisfied and Cortelyou
Claims 290 Electoral Votes For
Roosevelt.
New York, Oct. 25.
"I could not be better satisfied
with the prospects for Judge Park
er's election," said Chairman Tag
gart at Democratic national head
quarters today. When asked if he
could give any figures or name the
States which he depended upon to
elect his candidate, he said:
"I have never in all my life
given out figures before election.
Ido uot believe it is good policy.
The national committee will doubt
less discuss the advisability of
such a course this campaign, but
it is quite doubtful if we shall
make public nny estimates.
"If we do give out nny they will
be Mr. Targgart's own figures and
no bluster;"
/ The managers of tlje Republi-
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