New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-14

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on the snouters on both sides MAINTAIN an equahy
confident 'front.'"
senator Blaine cast his vote early. He declines
to give any estimate in figures. but feels assured OF
complete Republican triumph that will make me
Congressional delegation solid Per contra, candi-
date Plaisted says he feels certain he Will be the
next Governor, and Congressmen Ladd and Mnrch
are equally positive in their claims. captain Dnu-
tee believes that he will have from 500 TO Ooo
majority over Ladd Representative FRYE shares
his confidence If the resultproves them correct ~
is impossible to see how the Republican majority IN
the entire State can be less than 10000. INC ne
publican Committee received dispatches TINS morn
ing from Belfast saying that PiaIsted ana Murcn
were certainly running behind the Fusion vote OF
last year and of 1878. -
gor says Election day has opened pleasant, ana
political excitement runs high The voters n,, are
coming out IN full numbers. and those who are wen
informed say they never knew year when the
people manifested the same interest and went to the
polls early 1t is now toe early to give any ldea
Of the relative vote thrown"
A special dispatch to The Journal from Lewiston,
Me- dated at noOn SAYS The election IN Lewis
ton and Aubnrn is advancing quietly B1th i sues
bring out heir voters to the last man. ana the lnde-
pendent Prohibition ticket is receiving almost no
votes The Republicans will carry Auburn by us
large majority as they have estimated. Lewis WI,
ton is closer; but the Republicans viii carry 1t by
good majority. There are more foreign Vo,es yuan
usual for the Republicans, and the GreenDackers
are cutting The Fusion tickets somewhat and f9gg,
for Congress runs behind Most of the voting here
is done IN the afternoon. There is great variety
of tickets in clrcuiatlon -, >,
saws The polls opened with indications that
very heavy vote would be cast, with good deal OF
scratching. The FusiOnsts III most OF the wards
voting sodiy the Fusion vote will be Ill early.
Lctcr.-1he indications are that the Nye men are
voting for Paisted. There is an astonishing crowd
at the polls Mr. Berry secretary of the Greenback
Committee, claims that True, the Republican can
didatc for Sheriff has been scratched enough to de-
feat him. The Democrats challenge every lrlsh
Republican vote in Ward No. i. as reported.
COMPARISONS WITH LAST YEARS VOTE.
The VOTE OF TOWNS By GROUPs-SIX REPUBu-
CAN REPRESENTATIVES IN WASHINGTON COUNTY.
PoRTLAND. Me-. Sept. 13.-Thirty towns give
DAVIS IS CSC Paisted 1892; scattering. 100
total So Daviss majority 2.24I, agans; the
same towns last year Davis, 1881; Smith, 9,@Zl;
Garcelon 5,Si2; scattering, 10S-total 35,455
Davs's majority. 2.507; Fusion gain of 263 lhe
above towns include Lewiston Augusta, Portland,
Rockland Biddcford. Auburn and Skowhcgan.
Fifty-one towns give DAVIS, 81 ,sSi; same towns
last year. Davis 81 O39 Smith, IL ,6iS; aggregate,
IL sos, against 39SOO, Davis's majority, 1890,
against 2,27S, Fusion gain of 3lS.
One hundred and four towns give Davis 3O.7l2,
Plaisted. 29,115; scattering, 157-total t0Ot4; ;
same towns last year. DAVIS, 2925G; Smith, 1S,O93;
Garcelon 9,475-total, 569G1 Davs's majority,
141c against ,551 last year, Fusion gain OF 141.
One hundred and forty-eight towns give Davis
35,992; Plasted 34S79; scattering. 17O-total,
71O41 The same towns last year gave Davis
81. 292, Smith % ,359 Garcelon 10,72S scattering
1877 total 67516. DaviSs majority 943 against
last year O6S. Fusion gain, 125.
One hundred and fifty towns heard from give
DAVIS Al ,596 Paisted 3S,71O JOY. 80; Nye, no;
The same towns last year gave DAVIS, 1890
smith %, 800 Garcclon, | ,046 Bradbury 221.
This shows net Fuslonst gam OF Ago.
One hundred and eighty-two towns give Davis
4O992; Plaisted. 80, 1885, scattering, 220-tOtal
SO,3s5. The same towns last year gave Davis
80 O63 Smith, 24,971: GaIcelon, 12,O50: scatter
inc, I43-Total, l76.227. Davis's majority is l, 1,599
against 1889 last year. Fusion gain of 800.
Two hundred and fifteen towns heard from give
Davis 40 $50 Plaisted, 1880; scattering. 1913.
Last year the same towns gave Davis 47.1S6;
Smith. 3O,4O4; GaTcelon, 1923; Bradbury, 2i0.
Republican loss 46O.
CALAIS Me-, Sept. 13.-Twentv-three towns in
Washington County give Davis 3,1s6: Plasted,
1orify Full retarns will show little difference from
last wear The Republicans elect SIX, perhaps seven,
REPRESENTATIVES out of ten i'll the county