Show n FORECASTS BY AUTHORITIES I New York Nov ov 2 ThO Th Tho polls in ever every city and hamlet In u the e United States open tomorrow morning They will close nt at 5 o'clock In nearly ill places place an and by 10 o'clock tomorrow night It Is expected the result of ot th the election for President will be known It Is also likely that an accurate e estimate esti U- U mate can be made of the result In th the state of New York on governor and the th theother theother other offices National Chairman Hitchcock of ot th tho Republican party anti and Chairman Mack Mackof of or the Democratic party tonight gave out their In last t forecasts of ot the election i Each claimed victory victor expressing confidence confidence confidence con con- I in the result Tho forecast made matle by Chairman Hitchcock gives to Taft TaCt 35 electoral votes I The Tho Republican national chairman claims the following states with electoral electoral elect elect- I oral votes as set forth forth- California 10 Colorado D i Connecticut cut cul 7 Delaware 3 3 Idaho 3 Illinois 27 Indiana 15 Iowa 13 Kansas 10 10 Maine I lne 16 MIchigan Michigan Mich lIch 6 Maryland 8 Massachusetts igan 14 H Minnesota 11 Montana 3 3 Nebraska Nebraska Nebraska Ne Ne- braska 8 S 8 Nevada 3 3 New Nei Hampshire 4 New cw Jersey 12 12 New ew York 39 North Dakota 4 Ohio 23 23 Oregon 4 Pennsylvania Penn Penn- Island 4 South syl anla 31 3 Rhode Dakota 4 1 Utah 3 3 Vermont 1 i WashIngton Washington Washington Wash Wash- ington G 5 iVest i Vest West Virginia VirgIn In 7 Wisconsin 13 13 Wyoming 3 Total 36 Chairman man Macks Mack's claim Is for tor 33 votes for Cor Bryan He bases his estimate estimate esti estl- mate on the Solid South In which he ilC has Included Maryland and Delaware making a L total of oC 16 votes otes Ho He figures with these states he lie claims as follows follows- Colorado 6 5 Connecticut 7 NewYork New NewYork York YOlk 39 North Dakota 4 I Now New Jersey 1 12 Kansas 10 Oregon 4 Rhode Rhodo Is Island Island Is- Is land 4 4 Vc West t Virginia 7 Wisconsin 13 Wyoming 3 In Indiana lana 15 Idaho 3 Moo Mon Montana tana 3 Ohio 23 3 Nebraska 8 3 South Dakota 4 4 the tIme South Total Practical politicians analyzed tho the statements tonight In the uptown ho ho- tela One fact it was ras agreed was as evi dent and und that was was as that unless s there thero isa Is Isa a a. political revolution the election of oC Taft Is certain The immense immense- number of ot votes vote which Bryan yan will have have to chango from the figures figure of or ago apparently forced force this conviction The states state where changes must be made malle the plurality plurality plu plu- I for fOl Roosevelt Roose in 1901 an and the number of votes iotes that must be changed I Ito to give tho the electoral votes of or those states state to Bryan follow State Tots Tot Vote Yote Roose elt lt r Necca i Plurality California 7 13 Illinois 9 30 1560 Indiana GS 98 H Kansas 32 1 Minnesota Nebraska N Now Jersey Now York Ohio West Va Yo I This table Includes the states which by hy tho tile j are be believed beto he- he to be bo doubtful A change of ono one vote ote Is 15 ion ono one for tor and nJ one against and antl counts as is two Upon tho showing none nODe but the most optimistic Uc could l figure e how Bryan can car cal which h his rj rr New Neis' York state without election Is scarcely possible In this connection It was recalled that four years ago when Roosevelt ran lan he ha had as his opponent former r Judge Alton B D. Parker of or New York It was admitted after the tho last election election elec elec- tion that more money was used In the light to car carry the time state for Parl Parker cr than ever before was for a Democratic candidate In any previous Presidential en thai election Parkers Parker's candidacy was supported by Belmont nn and R Ryan an and antI the an financial interests generally ware liberal contributions to his campaign He was wab also lw a acceptable c to Tammany hall hail and the Interests that control It IL ItIn ILIn In that campaign it also was as ic- ic called tonight the Demo Democratic candidate candidate candidate candi candi- date for or governor go was as Judge D. D Ca Cady y Herrick of or Albany Judge Herricks Herrick's nomination was nas made on dictation of or David ld B B. B Hill who never was popular tar Jar with Tammany o and against t. t th time the vigorous protest of or Senator McCarren who fought up to the last minute for tor hi his own can candidate former Comptroller ler Edward M. M Grout In this campaign In Iii certain circles there was a a. toward Judge There was no burnIng burnIng burning burn- burn Ing enthusiasm In Tammany or in the machine of McCarren for fir Judge Every effort was di directed dl- dl l- l toward carrying tho the state f for fOrthe r tho the Presidential rather than tho the gubernatorial gubernatorial gu gu- gu- gu ticket Tammany hall hail and and McCarren McCarren this time are aro very much more Interested In Inthe inthe the tho election of or the Democratic candidate can can- didato for governor than In the success suc sue cess of Bryan Dran This has has been bon made evident c In man many ways It will be seen from the tile o abo table that In order to carry New York It will willbe willbe be he necessary to change votes In favor or of Bryan Boan It was not thought likely tonight that such a change could bo brought about en even under tho time t C-t Continued oi InKe i. i S rn n. n FORECASTS BY BYI BY I AUTHORITIES I or from One most f favorable conditions I I It was v-aa ns furthermore admitted that I 1 the conditions were not the most fa- fa oz in III view lew of ot the perfectly patent pati pat- pat i ent efforts which Tammany hall hail an ami anh McCarren have o been making makIng- to effect tho the election of oC regardless of or orI Even Bryans Bryan's i I tho fate or of Bryan Dran i friends when confronted with the figures fig fig- short hort of n a ures urea admitted that I I Democratic avalanche could the state to the The Thc great change required In Ohio J more than votes otes almost to tako take It out ot of the possibilities of ot being be be- lug ing doubtful Nebraska claimed b by both parties havo have to undergo n a chango U If f nore more than If It Bryan wins wins' It He Ic carried It In under nde a n fusion agreement ll with the tho Populists and lost It Li four our years later year our one ono out of or every five voters In tHo state Slate wm will havo have to reverse his hits politics of oC o tour our years ago to place the homo home state of Bryan In the Democratic column Tho great claims o oC of many ninny DemoI Democratic Democratic Demo Demo- I cratic cralle leaders headers lea els el's In the states state'S other than New York Is that In 1 1904 04 there thero was wasa wasa III a great stay at homo home vote ote In somo sorn states this is true truc In a n. measure but there thoro was such a vote amon among tho the Republicans Re Re- I pu publicans as well In New York h however wever both hath sides got sot out tho vote ote I as will vill be seen from lom the fact that votes otc were cast |