Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-11-08
The Penalty for Republican
Mismanagement and a
Divided Party.
A Defeat, However, From Which
Will Spring a Republican
Victory in 1884.
A Temporary Affection to Purify,
Correct, and Strengthen the
Republican Party.
NEW YORK.
New YORK, Nov Z.


lieved the majority in this city for Cleveland,
dem, for governor, is $4,000. Edison, tam
many candi late for mayor, is undoubtedly
elected.
Gen. Slocum Is reported to have run ahead
of his ticket for congressman at large.
Democratic majority in State may reach
100000.
Citizens ticket in this city was badly cut.
Two hundred and five election districts out
of 6sS in this city give Folger 1856 and
Cleveland $685..
Two hundred and sixty-one election dis
tricts out of 6SS give Folger Is, 1872, Cleve
land As ,S35.
The Express says Malone claims a MAORI
ty for his ticket in Virginia of $4,000.
Returns from ~ election districts and two
wards from various sections of this
State, outside of this city show
net democrotic gain of 9Sl on the vote for
Governor. In all these districts Carol, for
Congressman at large, runs ahead of Folger.
Three iundred election districts out of 68S
give Folger 81 ,3S9 and Cleveland SO, 70l.
A Washington special says Secretary Hen
derson of the Republican Congressional Com
mittee has a private dispatch from Florence,
in the sixth district, South Carolina, stating
that democratic mob, in red shirts, raided
election booths and killed three negroes;
thereupon the polls were closed for the day.
Three hundred and ninety three city cleo
ton districts out of 66S give Cleveland
40, les majority.
Returns from 45 election districts outside
of the city, including Lockport, complete,
show net democratic gain of $3.50
jefferson county gives Cleveland at least
1000 majority.
Returns from "a election districts outside
Al.
gain of 6063.
In only three instances are republican gains
reported and these amount to 43.
Returns indicate that Cleveland will come
down to Harlem river with fro 20, 900 to
% 900 majority.
Twenty-Five election districts in Brooklyn
give Cleveland 1000 majority.
City of Rome, complete, gives democrat
ic majority of $50, gain of 1913.
Spriggs, dem, is elected to Congress, in
Oneida district.
Geneva, Folger's home, gives Fogler 90
majority, democratic gain of AZ.
Fifty-fve election districts in Brooklyn
give Cleveland over l3, 200 majority.
Four hundred and fifty city election dis
tricts give Cleveland 1896 majority. His
majority in the city it is claimed by demo-
Gratis will reach $4,000.
Returns from 1903 election districts in the
State give a net democratic gain of 9SO3,
1t is conceded that Edison, for mayor of New
York, will receive about two-thirds of the
whole number of votes cast, and Campbell
one-third.
Five hundred election districts give Folger
1921 and Cleveland s7,l29.
Brooklyn gives Cleveland 50, 1903 majority
Returns from 200 election districts out of
New York and Brooklyn show a net demo-
cratic gain Of 1867.
Out of IL aldermanic elections in Brook
Ign republicans elected 10 and democrats 3,
and out of 16 supervisors this republicans
elect 6 and democrats 10.
Suffolk county gives about 1000 democratic
majority, gain of 1919.
Ithaca, complete, gives Cleveland $50 ma
jority. a democratic gain of CSC.
Chemung, county probably gives Cleveland
1900 majority, democratic gain of 1900
Returns from 2s3 districts outside of New
York and Brooklyn show 20,33i net demo-
cratic gain.
Returns from asa election districts outside
of New York and Brooklyn show net demo-
cratic gain of 27,l80.
Returns from 374 Districts outside of New
York ank Broaklyn show q net democratic
gain of %, $50.
Miles Ross. dem., for Congress, in New
Jersey, runs behind his ticket in Monmouth
county, and his defeat is claimed by the re-
publicans.
In the city of Buffalo, Clevelands majority
will rauge from $500 to 1000. Moulton, re-
publican candidate for Congress is undoubt-
eddy elected.
Returns from 49l districts outside New
York and Brooklyn give 30,675 net demo-
cratic gain.
Total vote of New York city with the s,h
election district give Folger 1922, Cleve-
land l22, 9e2.
225 A. NJ. Congressman elected in this
city: Fifth district, Miller, DEM; sixth.
Cox, dem; ninth. Hardy, DEM; tenth.
Hewett, dem.; and twelfth, Hutchinson,
dem. Seventh, eighth and eleventh districts
in doubt.
Latest From Newly ork.
New YORK, A. NJ, Nov 8.
The Times gives Cleveland's majority
l7I.OOO. The assembly will stand so dem
ocrats and 4S republicans. Democrats. Of
l3emembers.
The Congressional delegation will stand
10 democrats, Is republicans, democratic
gain of six.
The democrats have undoubtedly secured
a considerable majority in Congress. Our
returns gives them Ia against $50 repub-
liczns.