The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-11-16
the NOVEMBER ELECTIONS.
A Series Of Democratic Triumphs
Extending from the Allan
tic to the Pacific.
Gruver Cleveland Elected Governor Of New
York BY Over 100000 Majority.
Beaver Defeated in Pennsylvania BY
. Plurality Of About 80, 900.
Ben Butler II &C Last Elected Governor
Of Massachusetts,.


on Tuesday, Nov. Z, for congressman, the
others having voted In October. In fifteen
OF the States Governors were chosen, and In
eleven others minor State officers. The re-
suit wa, series Of Democratic victories
such as has not been witnessed since the
memorable tidal wave that swept the coun-
try in 1874. summary Of the returns re-
ceived up to this date is presented below.
In one or two OF the States, and In several
Congressional districts, the race is 80 close
that 1t will require the full official vote to
decide the result:
NEW YORK.
Grover Cleveland, the Democratic candi-
date for Govern n IN elected nv an over
wheming majority. the figures being placed
rs high rs aO.0 by some. aud by none at
less than 10000 Gen. II. w. Slocum,
Democrat. III elected Congressman t-lArge
by much smaller majority. The delegation
III Congress stands twenty-one Democrats
and thirteen Republicans, Democratic gain
OF eight members The state Legislature IL
Democratic by sixty on Joint ballot Follow
ing are the Congress. men elected:
l. Perry Belmont, u. ia. Fred. A. johnson, r.
2. VIM Il. Robinson,D -. Abrah'm y. Parker,R
3. Darwin Il. James, II ~. EdM'd II. Wemple, ID
i Felix Campbell. d. Ia. Geo W. Ray, II.
8. Nicholas Mueller ID. -. Chas. L. Skinner. *.
@. Samuel s. Cox, u. ~. J. Thos. Springs, ID.
{. VIM Don sleimer, ID ~. Newt n W. NuttiG,R
4. John J. Adams, d. -. Frank Hiscock, II.
~ Ahrnm nsrd Hewitt ~ - s.s " wadsMnrth
II. Orlando b Potter y. d. stephen c. Millard,R
u. Waldo Hntchins, y. y. John Arno', D..
"a IeMis Reach n AL pnhcrt stevens D.
Il. Jno IL. Bagley,Jr. d. 50. VIM +. Rogers, i.
10. i. j. Van Astyne, ID. 81. Francis y. Brcwer.R
II. Henry q. Burleigh. X AZ Il rye Ill. w .Slocum,D
Democrats, 81: Republicans. 10.
PENNSYLVANIA
liz \ n,nrnl,ty ~ about 40 NM The Ierisla-
Congressman Following ara the Congress
men chosen:
!. 4. II Bingham, =. u. George 4. Post, d.
Charles Neiii, 10. W ". Brown;
=. SAINT. handai = ~. :; =, IainpDeii, y
M,..1ir uar,ner + Ia wm 1 nnmc,nl n
:. J. Newton Evans II. 81. chas Il. Rovie. d.
4 D. Ermentrout ID. % Jas H. Hopkins. ID.
o. A. Herr Smith, T. Ia5. lhos. NJ. Bayne, Il
10. Vim Mutchler, y. ~. Geo. y. Lawrence. r.
II. John y Stonc y. y. John = Patton, d.
~ y. " Connolly, q. =. =. Miller, u
- RennlIicans Is. democrats Ia
on,v con.r...m nsaBA ANA. i. -, i .,a.
hama and the declaration l. so,idlv Demo-
cratic, as viii be seen by the list;
s. Vim. c. Oates. y. I. Vim. II. Forney, D.
I. ChaA. n. Shelley, y. Luke Pryor. d.
Republicans, 2: Democrats. ..
AkhANsAs
Ihe election IN Arkansas was also TOT Con-
gr.ssmen alone, anu, ~ IN Aiapama' Deno-
Gratis alone We're CHOSEN, as follows:
At -. Il br ksn9s,D = 5onn 4. rogers y.
! Is,sS I ianas Il : ? :"
: james 4 he public N, .; Democrats, !
Gov rnn",ass,nan.a,.T araa - estimnted nj
-, ~ -, - ~. ~. 80 = -
ie,o'V " wv.
COLORADO
The Democrats claim the election Of Grant
| to the Goycrnorship by 700 to ), 600 MAORI
ty. s. s Wallace, Democrat is probably
elected to Congress over Bedford by 1000
majority-a Democratic gain. The Legisla-
ture Ia Republican.
CALIFORNIA.
i Tor Governor u Caifornla, - eiected bv
majority OF probably ECO over Estee, he
soliaIy Democrats. Two Of the Congress !.
s.S Al T as ohos
en- are:
u Posccrans n A,Tarye
/ lanes II RnaI. Il John II. Glasscock. u.
! Rarsl.r henry n charles 1 snmner. d
!. +. b. fully. i.
/ Republicans, o: Democrats, d
co,,rrr,c,,r
- = - - 49, os,o -., 4. m
Inc vote OF .he sos,Ee - 1920, anu - p r
| tr1Duted as IOlIoWs. wafer, DemocIAt, ON
| HN; Buckley, Republican, A.ss3; Rogers,
| Temperance, SSl: Tanner, Grcenback. 500
/ The entire Democratic State ticket il elect
/ Cd The Legislature IN Republican by n M l.
| ior;tv ~ II an inin, ballot The Democrats
| !a;,. .,,o canrrassm.n Tho list T. No fnl-
fsn.s.
1 ~ W Ea,ar n n Waite
| q Chas T. Mitchell. u. Ia. Ed w. Seymour. d.
! Republicans. L: Democrats, 3.
/ DELAWARE
| Charles G. Stockley, Democrat, Is elected
! Governor. and Charles ID. Love, Democrat,
j to Congress-, both by small majorities.
FLORIDA
The election in Florida was for Represents
/ atiyes in Congress- The First district Ia GER
fain,y Democratic Int the returns from the
/ Saann1 ,,J,cat., Tia aiac,ion ~ R;she.. IA
s,..l.,.a. s 'S = "
P""aic"u.
/ GEORGIA.
Georgia chose q solid Democratic Con-
| gresslonal delegat on ~ follows.
| 1 John e Nichols u n, ] a. Clements u.
/ . Henry C. Turner D. 4 Scaborn Reese D.
/ q Charles +. Cri n ID. .. A. D. Chandler, II.
| !. Hugh Buchanan. ID. At Large-T Hards.