The New York herald., 1879-09-05
THE CALIFORNIA ELECTION.
INGMENs EFFoRr-PRosPEcTs OF REPUB-
LIcAN VICTORY.


LIcAN VICTORY
(BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
SAN Francisco. Sept. T. 1879.
Notwithstanding the intense violence and partisan
strife before election during the voting yesterday
the utmost quiet everywhere prevailed. Not an
incident occurred worthy of note or from
which could indication be gathered OF
how the election was going The three candidates
for Governor had something Of a fair race Perkins
being the candidate Of the republicans Glenn OF tho
democrats and honorable bilks' and White of the
workingmen. For the eghty-six other Offices it was
to all intents and purposes fight between "bilks.
democrats and republicans one side and working
men on the other.
FEAR OF THE woRKINGMES
The swapping of men aud combination of
parties within the forty-eight hours preced-
ing the opening Of the polls exhibited
Enthusiastically that the workingmen's strength
was feared on all sides. The battle cry was
Anything to beat Kaloch." The workingmen voted
almost unanimously clean ticket, but the other
tickets frightfully scratched. showing great
Generalization in the old parties. The republican
party had the strength and organization to COM
mand respect; the democracy had nothing. To-day
there has been an intense excitement the prin-
cpal streets where bulletins posted showing
the count Of ballots. t,I,
THE INDICATIONS
There seems little doubt Of the republican State
ticket being elected with only few exceptions. The
democracy may have the courts. and the working
the Muyoralty and majority Of city officials.
This morning Kallochs friends seemed preparing
for defeat but from to eight this evening his
prospects greatly improved. and he is over seven
hundred ahead OF the republican nominee. The
actual results will not be known for some days. but
going sds III 5sa,
THE RESULT STILL IN DoUBT-NDIcATIoNs
OF A REPUBLICAN VICTORY IN THE STATE.
SAN FnANcIsco. Sept. 4. 1870.
The reports from the interior too meagre and
scattering to afford basis for a conclusion as to
the result Generally speaking. in comparing the
returns with the OH the constitution, the ont.
look is favorable to the success of the republican
ticket Where White. the workingmen's candi-
date, and Glenn. the democrat and new
constitution candidate for Governor. run
well together, Perkens. republican, is
generally ahead and where either Glenn or White
has decided lead. Perkins is second. and running
more evenly than the others. 1t seems probable
that Perkins will have plurality. Few returns
have however. been received from the populous
precincts. In the Second, Third and Fourth Con-
gressional districts Page, McKenna aud Pacheco
pubcans, seem to be doing better than the balance
OF tho ticket Indications point to full vote in the
interior Probably little will be known of the result
| before this evening
1880 A. M-Scattering returns from tho interior
foot up in round numbers: :--Perkins 1900; Glenn.
| LOO; White. 1,OOO
| $3.50 A. M.-Scattering returns from all the coun-
| ties. except . few not in telegraphc connection,
give Perkins rep for Governor, 4.675; Glenn (dem.).
S6ss; White eWorkingmssns Cansdiidatel 2S3..
cncts and include but very few votes in the largo
| interior towns. ~. ,......-.- ..sis.
| by decided plurality. The workingmen have prob
| ably elected Morrison Chief Justice, he being in
elect McKinstry Mckee and Ross Associate Justices
and Thornton Supreme Court Clerk. who also In
dorsed by the democrats. aud have also probably
ceived many republican votes. Stoneman. who ID on
all the tickets except the republican for Railroad
| Commissioner, is elected. 80
| The republicans probably elect Gone and Phelps
Railroad Commissioners from the northern and city
With the above exceptions the republicans have
| undoubtedly elected their whole State ticket. and
trict is doubtful.
stands :--Kalloch tworkingmen 1,6l1; Flint (repl.
1906 Grswold tdomJ, S5 Kallochs election is
is sxpecssi. ~ too that the worIingmen have
elected their Sheriff and District Attorney; probably
their Auditor aud City and County Attorney. Other
| wise it is believed the republicans have q clean
| sweep Of the city ticket.
Twenty-h minutes to eleven A. M.-Additional
returns. mainly from minor interior precincts
Perkins 1927; GleLn, 6.U05. aud White. 3752. The
incomplete returns received Indicate still further
| republican gains.
| . FRANCISCO VOTE.
IL M.-Returns from the city vote as far as counted
give tho following results Perkins 4.59l; Glenn.
l00i; White, 4G74 Flint 4740 Kalloch. 5007; Girls
| wod 222 At this rate Glenn will have total vote
| in the city Of about 4.0VO. and Griswold l.UO0.
At two o'clock y. NJ. nearly one.third Of tho city
had been counted. with the following result -
White. 6,277; Glenn 1.232 Perkins 6,O7S Kalloch.
6.769 Griswold $50; Flint, 6.247. This represents
| probably fair average OF the whole vote.
| ADDITIONAL RETURNS.
| Up to six O'Clock this evening the returns from
| precincts In the interior in which the count ia
complete stand follows PERKINS, 1s.6l6; Glenn
| 15,72s; White. 10,l3S. These figures, include the
| returns from all counties except half dozen
small outlying ones and comprise two-dfths
| OF the total vote outside Of the city. The
large towns of Oakland. Sacramento, Stockton, Los
Angeles San Jose and many others not included.
the count there being still incomplete. From most
| OF these places. however, reports to the follow
| ing effect have been reccived:-San jose goes
$50 plurality for Perkins; Oakland 1000
| plurality and sacramento l.500 plurality.
Glenn about even and not far behind. AL returns
emphasize previous reports that the rcpubli
cans have elected their entire state ticket by plu-
raliy OF probably not less than 1900.
| CoSGREssMRN.
Page and Pacheco arc elected to Congress. and
| probably McKenna. The contest is doubtful be-
| tween Davis and barbour.
Kalloch, for Mayor, still retains q slight lead OF
Flint, and the probabilities to the remainder OF
the city ticket are unchanged from previous advices.
1t is possible that the workingmen may elect some
OF the supervisors and school directors but nothing
definite can be stated on that point.
| Advices regarding the Legislative ticket very
meagre. but to indicate that the republicans
| will have majority in the Legislature.
| ing:-White, 7,4t5; Glenn. ,531; Perkins, 7.46S;
Ksiloch. s.2sd; Grswoid. 3G9; Flint 1852
THE QUEBEC DEADLOCK.