The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1880-11-04
GOODBYE, JoEINIEs
1 SGIiiNOFtl--oP Blamed NaaPEI

The mission of the Republican party is not
ended The results of the war will not he over
thrown. American industry will not be crush
ed ont by the pauper labor of Europe. The
American people are all right, and never fail TO
respond, when any great danger arouses them,
and calls them to action. Falsehood, fraud,
forgery, slandcr violence, cannot defeat the
honest Judgment of the people.
| The result of the election of Tuesday is the
triumphant election of Garfield and Arthur.
Jersey, with California in doubt, both parties
claiming the State hut the chances slightly in
| favor of Hancock. This doubi is due TO the
Chinese letter forgery, the exposure Of which
could not be circulated throughout the State in
| time to be of much effect. BY States, the result
is as follows:
To begin at home, with Kansas, the gain in
every Comfy is immense. Garfeld's majority
will he from 10000 to 60,OOO. The three
Republican Congressman reelected. Ander-
son will have nearer u, 900 than Is, 600 majority
st. John runs considerably behind the ticket,
but still his majority will be very large.
Maine gives Garfield from 1900 to 5000 major
ity over the Fusion.
| New Hampshire is for Garfield by over 5000
majority, and the three Republican Congress
men are elected.
Vermont goes for Garfield by not less that 30,
900 majority.
Massachusetts gives Garfield over $1,000 ma
jority, and the Republicans gain one Congress.
man.
| Rhode Island gives Garfield about 500 major,
ity, and elects both Republican Congressman.
Connecticut gives Garfield over ,0O9 majority
and the Republicans elect three ont of the fouI
Congressman.
New York gives Garfield not less than -, ,0Ot
majority. Congressman about the same as al
present.
New Jersey gives Hancock about 600 major
| ity Congressional delegation unchanged, but
the Republicans have the Legislature, by which
they will gain United States Senator.
Pennsylvania gives Garfield from 10000 to 49,
600 majority. Congressional delegation un.
changed.
Ohio gives Garfield from $4,000 to 5000 ma.
jority.
Indiana gives Garfield over 900 majority.
Michigan gives Garfield from 10000 to 30 OOC
majority, and elects a solid Republican delega-
tion to Congress.
| Illinois gives Garfield about 5000 majority,
and the Republicans gain one or two Congress
men.
Wisconsin gives Garfield 3O,0O0 majority, and
/ the Republicans gain one Congressman.
Iowa gives Garfield nearly 81 900 majority, and
elects solid Republican delegation to Congress,
being a gain of two, in place of Democratic,
| Greenbackers.
Minnesota gives Garfield about y, 900 majori.
| ty, and elects the three Republican Congress
men. Washburne, who defrauded out OF
his seat in the present Congress, has an immense
majority.
Nebraska gives Garfield about p 900 majority.
Colorado gives Garfield about 5000 majority.
Nevada and Oregon go for Garfield, but the
majorities not ascertained.
California is close, that it is yet undecided.
The California Congressional delegation remains
as at present.
Maryland shows Republican gains, and the
single Republican Congressman is reelected.
Virginia gains one Republican Congressman.
Tennessee goes for Hancock, hut the Republi-
chance for the Governor and Legislature.
Missouri goes for Hancock, but the RePubli-
cans have a chance for several Congressman.
All the other Southern States, from present ap-
pearances, stand by the Solid South.
The result is, 3l6 Electoral votes for Garfield,
with a bare chance for :22 a decided majority
in the Lower House of Congress and State Leg
islatures secured that will insure Republican
majority in the Senate.