Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-11-14
POLITICAL POINTS.
THE GREAT DEMUCkATIC VICTORY.
Republican State senator Probably DIs-
quslified-AIeGheny's Vote Coming
DOwn-Crazed by tho Defeat OF
Hts Candidate.

A Republican State senator Probably IBIS.
qualiHed-Ailegheny's Vote Coming
D0wn-Crazed by tho Defcat OF
HIS Candidate.
Complete returns from tho state of ILL
nois, on superintendent of public instruc-
| tion, give Raab (Democrat) 2,SGS majority
over Stratton RepubIican).
Full returns Of the vote of New Hamp-
shire for governor givo Hale, Republican.
3S.39S Edgcrly, Democrat, $4,000; and
939 scattering. .
Tho official canvass of tho vote of the
Ninth congressional district Of Missouri
gives DR.. J. II. Mclean, Republican, :, ma
jority of 81 for the long term. Brodhead,
his Democratic competitor will contest.
In Idaho Il. F. Gicgiser, Rep, has been
elected to Congress by ;, 100 majority, so
far rs heard from, but it is probable that
the complete returns will increase his ma
jority to .. 500.
Unofficial returns from S6 counties Of
North Carolina give Bennett, the Demo
cratic candidate 20: congressman at large,
| 4 majority Of 53G. Tho remaining c0un-
ties III 1880 gave :: Democratic majority of
S7i.
Tho result of the congressional election
| in tho Fifth district Of Iowa "hingcs upon
tho vote of Taylor township, which was
| thrown out by tho board because tho re-
turns were signei by only two Judges. tho
third judges name having, been added by
clerk, as tho judge could not bo found.
Tho township gave Wilson U;cp.) 40 ma
jOrity, and would give him i majority Of
% in tho district; whereas, with tho vote
thrown out, Frederick Dom.) has 4 ma.
jority of IT,"
| Allegheny t:uEty Down to 1916.
Tic official computation Of tho votes
| cast last TGcS,;ay i"r governor reduces
| Gcnerai Beavers plurality in Allegheny
| 1915 votes. Tho return judges decided
that they could not properly consider tho
petition OF Morrison Foster cOnteSting tho
election OF Hugh McNeilI, tho Republican
candidate in tho Forty-sccond senatorial
district, and it was dismissed Mr.. Foster
is not dismayed by this decision, but an
nounccs that ho will begin tho contest
anew i'll the county courts. It is also
stated that number of criminal prosecu-
tions will be commenced Immediately.
| Crazed ny Armstrong 8 Defeat.
In Erie, William NJ. Caveny, tho we'll
known Greenbackcr, has become :. raying
maniac since tho late election. Ho was
intensely interested in the contest, work.
ing day and night for Armstrong, his fa-
vOrite candidate for governor. When the
news of Pattison's election was received
he was sadly disappointed, and his actions
becamo SO strange that it was deemed
advisable to place him in tho custody
or the police. Ho was no sooner behind
his cell door than ho began foaming at the
mouth and tearing at the bars of his cell,
which he bursted like twigs. During his
rawlings he cursed Beaver and Psttiscn for
defeating Armstrong, and when the war
den with his deputies went to secure him
he held them at bay with all iron bar for
long time. There is little hopo of his
recovery.
| No Fuss and Feathers.
Gen. Davis DoylestOwn Democrat.
Some Democrats arc recommending q
great demonstration at tho Inauguration
Of Governor.elect Pattison. We want
nothing of the kind. The induction into
Office of the reform governor of Pennsyl-
vania, should be rs quiet, and unostenta-
tious as possible, aud without a dollars
expenses to the taxpayers. We would like
to see the method of Thomas Je1fsrs on S
Inauguration. revived; who hitched his
horse to the fence in front Of the capitol,
ard quietly took the oath Of office. Let
the conin. ceremony be conducted with
the greatest possible simplicity.