Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-11-04

themselves whether his predictions were not more
iudcious and reliable than the buncombe prepaid
kilograms With which Chairman Barnum flooded
the country Let the results decide our respective
titles 10 fairness and accuracy.
GarfieId's CoOlRess.
NEw YoRE, November Sd-A special from Men
tor. o., SAYS: Garfield was at first ncredulous
when the reports arrived claiming New York
After reading another bulletin from the Empire
State he expressed his opnonfor the first time. Said
he Gentlemen, if we have got New York, as the
indications are We have, We can give them the en-
tire Pacific coast, New Jersey and Connecticut and
the solid South, and then beat them" Even he
said this there was particular excitement in his
manner. He was, as of his neighbors said,
/" the coolest man in Ohio tonight" The appended
message was hailed with cheers
James A. Garfield The Republicans of New York
city, assembled in meeting at Chickering Hail. send
their most hearty congratulations to tho President
elect and assure him OF handsome majority in the
State OF over 600.
From this the President-elect felt more free to
express himself. He said, after Of the most
favorable dispatches Gentlemen, this result
means three things. First, that the American peo-
pie believe In the nationality Of the Government :
second, that they believe in good honest, healthy
financial policy third, they are determined not to
and disgrace the sphere Of American politics
by indorsing campaign of personal abuse
Democratic Reasons for the Result.
CISO4SEAJI November Sd. The Enquirer Demo
craft says: at seems that Grant, Conkling, Cam
eron and Logan have been elected. 1t appears that
the effect of the October elections toe potent
overcome 1t is not a triumph of Garfeld-it is a
Tctory of the strong who cane to his rescue in
Ohio and Indiana before the 18th of october, and in
whose hands he Is
Finding Fault with General Mcdowell.
NEW YORK, November Sd.-The Star says: Gen.
eral condemnation was express d by Democrats and
Liberal Republicans III the Seventh Assembly Dis
trct yesterday when the fact became known that
Major General Irwin Mcdowell had registered
falsely, and consequently voted where he had no
right to. Ar Inspector Of Registrations of the
Seventh District states that Mcdowell was chal
lenged and swore his vote in He registered from
No. 10 West Ninth street, house now occupied by
b. Gould, who stated that Mcdowell hfi not lived
there for two or three years. He owns and rents
the house to Gould The Brevoort House register
elbows that he stopped at that hotel with his wife on
October 22d.
Hancock at Home.
NV YoRK, November Sd.-At Governors Island
yesterday afternoon the first dispatch regarding the
result was from Colorado follows: "By the eter-
nal God, Colorado will surely go Democratic" Han
cock returned to Governors Island from the city at
o'clock. He walked in his customary slow way
up the stone steps to his mansion. He was in cti-
zen's dress. As he stepped upon the porch he was
greeted by friends. who warmly shook his hands
and congratulated him on the favorable news that
had been received. Hancock received the saluta-
aon with smile and hearty shake of the extended
hand, but said, in reply to the congratulations
we shall know more about the election later {"
He then entered his house, and did not leave it
during the evening. All callers who had no special
business were requested to him from receiv.
ing them. The impression prevailed for time that
he had been elected but it is said the General
gave an indication that he shared in the general
ultation. At $50 O'Clock Hancock retired to bed,
having given orders that he should not be awakeEsd
account Of any news dispatches that might be
received
Rcsoicins Republicans Assaulted.
NEW YoRE, November sd.-Rejoicing Republi-
paraded the village of Finishing early this
morning. they assaulted by the Democrats
with sticks and stones. The attacking party were
routed one of them being fatally and several seri.
-Uusiy injured. A number Of Republicans were
wounded
Matorities in the Garfield states.
NEW YoRK, November Sd.-The Garfield States
are estimated thus: Colorado, 5000 majority
Connecticut, 800: Illinois, Sc. coo to 40 600; In
diana 5000; Iowa, 10000 Kansas, 40, COO Massa-
noN
sofa, u, 600; Nebraska, 1900; New Hampshire,
5000 New York. 5000; Ohio. $4,000; Oregon. l..
900; Pennsylvania, 5000; Rhode Island, 5000
Vermont, 5, zoo: Wisconsin. 1900.
CORRECTION.
CrsoAeo November Sd The statement about
New York State in previous dispatch is incorrect
A dispatch from New York City, dated 1870 P. NJ,
states that uarfields majority in that State is 90,
900.
English Journals on the Result.
LONDON, November Si.-The Pail Mall Gazette
this evening says: at would be mistake to re-
gard General Gsrfeld's election triumph of the
,,oticisns VINO brought disercdit General Grant.
The strong feeling In the United States in favor OF
the homes, and patriotic policy Of the Cabi-
,a, viii teach far less shrewd men than General
r,-f,sa 10 follow the line laid down by Mr.. Hayes
60, Frotapd The situation is satisfactory, as ii re.
snlted in victory for TIE party which is most in
c,;neS 70 encourage satisfactory relations between
England and America.
The Gsoes expresses satisfaction at the result OF
the election
roSpos. November 4th-A. M-The old Hunker
,,,s- the Standard, fears that reform will be
ahan5ouei in Republican politics, and that the old
senatorial ring viii control matters yet comedies in
e,r,e breath that Garieids administration will
=. j, continuation of that Of Hayes
The Next Congress.
c,,r.ao November Sd. = The Inter-ocsdl's
wss,inrton special says; at the headquarters
:, t,e Republican Congressional Committee to-
u;,t. they claim total of i56 Republican men,
:, the next House, which is clear
oo.s q. II, if the claims hold good OF this,
,n-.o,sr there is great doubt They claim gam
:, as each in Massachusetts,, Virginia. North Care
va Alabama, Louisiana, Wisconsin, Illinois west
, ,,:n;a and Pennsylvania, two each in Iowa, Mis-
Ia Kantucly, snd hree in Tennessee They
SOU ,,e loss of one each in Nevada and cailtor
e. =. and three in New York. leading kepaoican
.,.;r. 10 have positive information tna' MAnone
nth them in the organization OF the senate