Show CANDIDATES CANDIDA TES DISCUSS END NO Of CAMPAIGN Taft Meets Political Advisers at New York Before Leaving for Home at Cincinnati to Spend Election Day FORECASTS OF CHAIRMEN REMAIN WITHOUT CHANGE Comparative Quiet Reigns at Headquarters and Preparations Preparations Preparations Are Made for Dismemberment Beni- Beni I berment el l dent of Organizations N New w York Noy No 3 My My guess is as goo good as anyone's in iii the matier matter mat mat- ter ier of a national election I am hopeful and I do not want it said of me that I am down in tho the month mouth I. I President Taft made this statement state state- meat ment aft after i atte attending ding church service here to today toda- ay and before leaving leaving leav kay ing inS for his home in Cincinnati This is his bis answer to those who have been heen predicting his defeat I have an abiding faith in the thc good ju judgment of the American people sai said the President particularly par particularly par par- in the silent vote NEW V N V L YORK Nov 3 Sunday Sunda Sunday was wasa a day of comparative quiet in in the presidential campaign President Tan remaining in NewYork New York on his way from Utica to Cincinnati conferred with National Chairman Hiller State Stat Chairman William Villiam Barnes Jr and other political advisers Colonel Roosevelt met George W Vr Perkins an and other political ai aides es at Oyster Bay GO Governor Wilson lc resting 3 at this his homo home in Princeton was in ill telephonic communication with his headquarters In New York The Thc day brought forth no changes in plans an and no important developments President Taft and his advisers spent some time on ott a 3 statement issued imbued just before the President left for Cin Cin- Forecasts issued by bj Senator Dixon Bull BuH Moose chairman and William F. F McCombs Democratic chairman reiterated their predictions of Saturday as to the thc outcome Each manager er expressed the confidence confidence conCI- conCI dence deuce held b by his committee In victory At the tho respective c headquarters desks were clear cleared ll up clerical work brought to an end and preparations made for dismemberment of tho the big big- organizations organizations tomorrow The Republican vice presidential situation Situation situation sit Sit- occupied much attention Reports Re ne- ports were current that an attempt was being being- made to sound out Republican sentiment throughout the country as asto asto asto to a satisfactory choice for tor tho the place v William Barnes Barner Jr on leaving President President President dent Tafts Taft's apartments at the Manhattan Manhat- Manhat tan hotel made mado O the tho following statement statement statement state state- ment The Republican battle hns has been carried carried car car- ried on In this campaign 1 in the Interest of sane Mane and Intelligent nl government go and straight thinking The candidate for forIc Ic vice vice- president president- to bo be nominated by bythe bythe bythe the national committee ought to be bo a aman aman aman man who fits In with the meaning meaning- of the party I think John Wanamaker er erIs Is such a man I mope hope he will bo ho named a at t th the meeting of the national committee on November No t 12 Senator Dixon TIlt Bull Moose national chairman said to today ay that the tho tJ fight ht forthe Corthe for Cor the tho congress 8 that begins Ins in 1 will willbe willbe be je Inaugurated at tho the meeting of or the flirt Dull Bull MOO Noose oo P c national committee cOl in III Chicago Chicago Chi Chi- cago o in December Senator Dixon tomorrow tomorrow to- to morrow S will Issue a formal call for the December l' l meeting of oC the Bull DuB Moose party ol organization f for r I The forca forecasts ts from th the r respective national headquarters rt r gave v a In annie nomo detail tie the factors which the lea leaders ers believe c will affect I J Tuesdays Tuesday's voting II on and Mari Marshall hall will have na the lar largest majority ll of or electoral I votes otes n to any an candidate since lu-foro lu ll foro the civil U war s fa It Chairman McCombs In tIe the D Democratic 1 forecast They flies will the th 1 largest I popular vole ote receive rc al also o a 1 ever cr given gi a political party In the history history his his- tory tor of or the United States The They will carry carr not less leB than forty of or the forty forty- eight ht stales and are arc likely to carr carry carryall alt all of or thorn them A unanimous vote in the lIw electoral al 1 will riot not surprise any any- anyon uni on one who has 1111 1 seen spen the confident reports II to Democratic headquarters In Inthe tho the days of or th the campal campaign n COn Congress 88 will he Democratic lie In both bra branches tache aches Senator tor Dixon Full Bull Moose national Continued on eu lul Jube 3 i. i Column 2 2 3 I LEADERS DISCUSS END OF CAMPAIGN Taft Meets Advisers Advisers' at New NewYork NewYork York Before Leaving for Home i U Continued frol froth froni Page 1 chairman predicted Colonel noose noose- velt elt would win Approximately ly si six million vot votes vote's s swill will be cast for Roos Roosevelt evelt t and Johnson out of or a total vote voto of or fifteen millions he said The fatal Catal error In all an the thc Democratic estimates is the assumption tion than that Wilson will poll the Bryan Dryan vote ot of four foul years ago Roosevelt lt and Johnson 1 will sweep the big s Industrial centers centers' with a n landslidE land land- slide Taft will be the worst Vorst defeated candidate can can- since Winfield Scott led the I remnant of oC the tho old Whig party part to ed ed- In After Arter Tuesday the theold theold theold old Republican organization will be the third part party In cr c every state In tho the Union I doubt douht If it will ever evOr again nominate a candidate for Cor president After ACter Tuesday the Bull Bun Moose party will be the dominant instead of the opposition party It is a most mot conservative e statement to sa say that Tues Tuesday a Roosevelt will re receive re- re at least 60 per cent of the Taft Tart vote of four years a ago o. o and certainly not less than l 1 15 per por cent of or the tho BI Bryan an vote of that year ear That being true he ho will carr carry New York b by At the same time he ho will have at least votes otes In the electoral college It takes on only to elect Tammany Hall Joined In the prediction tion of ot Democratic victory In a statement statement state state- ment put out ont b by Charles F. F Murphy Murph Never 0 e l' l were ere Democratic prospects brighter and Democrats more dent lent said Murphy |