The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-11-06
EasTEHx STATES
Conneetieut's Vote.


HARTFoED. Nov 4.-The vote Of
Connecticut for President, as shown By
complete returns from oil sources. Was
~, 562. Gsrfeld's plurality is 25Io
The totsi vote for Governor is l32. 2S5.
Bieelows Rep plurality is 1888; ma
jority 1902
Tennessee n Republican state
NASHVILLE. Nov 3. -sevsnty>six out
Of 81 counties give Hawkins Republi
can candidate fos Governor. 1900 ma
jority. The remainder Of the counties
in 1876 gave Hayes 200O msierity. The
Legislature stand: Republicans IS.
Democrats p. Repudiasionists 4. and in
doubt 25. TIE Republican gain is set
down at II. They are likely to get
majority and the new Senator.
A Hopeful Democrat.
PHILA ELPHIA, Nov 5--A promi-
nent Democrat of this city said be did
net concede Gen Hancock's defeat, nei-
ther would the National Democratic
Committee unless Nevada was against
the Democrats. This declaration be
claims to be based on the Democrats
having carried New Jersey. and that
claims will 60 TO Congress: which on
just grounds will decide the election in
Hancock's favor.
A Fatal Election Row.
: New ORLEANS, Nov. 5 "A special
from Lexington Miss reports the kill
ing of Wsshcraft by K Lockhsrt. the
mortal veunding of Lockha and the
painful woundine of G NJ Hall, editor
of the Holmes County Times. during an
election riot which took place at Lex
ingtou.
Loss Of Three Congressman.
ST Louis, Nov 5.-The latest returns
from the Sixth Congressional District
makes certain the election of Hazellite
rep by about 500 majority over his
Democratic opponent. This makes q
loss OF three Congressman in Missouri.
of which the Green hackers have gained
two and the Republicans one.
Kelly blamed for the Defeat.
NEW YORK. Nov 5.-The Sun says
that the reelection of John Kelly to
the Office of Comptroller of New York
City has cost the Democracy the con-
troll of the Government OF the United
States for the next four years
should Take a Back Seat.
CHICAGO. Nov 5.-An Inter Oceans
New York special says that Tribune
reporter interviewed Je well. who said
tba, the Democratic party had onght to
be broken up after such an exhibition of
itself in this campaign; but it has sur
vived SO many adversities that it is
hard to tell what will happen. 1t
causes Republican success BY its Solid
South. II causes business men to fight
against it owing to no protection pro-
posed in its platform to protect labor
ing men. Neither Garfield nor Arthur
made any mistakes during the campaign.
The verdict of the American public
will not countenance any party with no
principles. whose main reliance for sue
cess is on sectional issues. theft of dis
patches, forgery and SANDER.
-*'. Query!
THoMAsvnLE, Nov 5.-People are
warned Of today's dispatches.
President Hayes I'm Cleveland.
CLEVELAND, Nov. 5-President Hayes
and wife left their home in Fremont
today and came to Cleveland by q
special train. Mrs Hayes remained
here the guest of Mrs Austin, a relative.
The President went on to Mentor, ar
irving in the afternoon and passing
several hours visiting Gen Garfield. In
the evening President Hayes returned
20 Cleveland. being invited to partici.
pate in a Republican demonstration.
He reviewed the torchlight procession
and made speech congratulsting the
people on the victory which was de-
cisive. He said the weakest part of
our systsm Is the inadequate provision
tor declaration OF the result of Presi-
dental election. He paid a glowing
tribute to Garfield, because we can feel
assured that in the wise and firm adj
ministration of Garfield our country is
to obtain In era of prosperity not sur.
passed in any country on the globe
Under his broad and liberal administra-
ton every section of this country will
be fairly and justly dealt with. He
will say to the mistaken men of the
South: You will be treated precisely as
citizens of my own State Of Ohio are
to be treated. All that we ask of You
10 that you shall faithfully observe
the constitution as it is now. Extend
ing TO every State its States rights, he
requires Of them that they shall accord
to every citizen his individual rights.
With this done. with harmony restored
Throughout the Union, throughout all
classes. cay again that the blessings
Of victory gained ON Tuesday by you
are blessings alike and equally to the
Republican and TO the Democrat, and
TO southern men and to northern men.
and to whoever lie citizen of the
United States. thank you for your
bearing. President Hayes vas followed
by Hon Stanley Matthews. alter whose
sresch The crowd dispersed.