The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-11-08
ELECTION NEWS.
Fine Weather and Heavy Polling
Throughout the states.
Meagro Returns, but S'nieient 10 In
dicate Which
Way the WIND Blows-AassashHset'S
Lost TO the
Democrats - Indications Point 10 u
Complete.
Victory for the Republicans Tsrossh-
out the,
New Ysrk Nav yet Bring mp the
Rear.
All a One. Sided Affair for Republican
Massachusetts,.
AT WORCRsTER

WORCESTER, Nov. 6.-The election ID pun
ing OF quietly and there is every indication
of a large vote. The republicans especially
ara active and confident. In ward eigh'
the warden protein elected, was found to o'
a minor after 200 or 800 votes had been cast
At first it was feared that the mistake wal
fatal, but the law decisions are that the bal
lots cannot be rejected.
IN TAUNTON
the indications point to the largest Vot'
ever thrown, with large republican gains.
LAWRENCE
| polls an unusually large vote, with Butter I
| indicated majoriiy AZ about l,5OO.
salute OF 100 guns was fired by the re
publicans tonight.
AT SALEM.
SALEM Nov. G.-Tbe largest vote fol
! v,ars Indications are that Buffers ma
| iority of last year will be materially cut
moi entirely wiped ont. Repub leans CLAIM
the city by 100. Lsst year Buffers msJor
ity was 400.
Bosror, Nov, Cat republican head
ousrters, the chairman says that the STATE
has undoubtedly gone republican. ware
| q. of Lowell, Buffers home, gives Butier
sis: Robiuson, 7l9 Butler lost 81 Salem
which last year gave butler majority o.
sg2 has gone for Robinson BY 25 majority
Lynn gives Butler gain of 81; Fall klVsl
shows the republicans gam oo9.
Fail River, Taunton, Newburyport ano
Fitohburg, give Robinson, ~ 1885, Dutisr
Dc 5os. Lowell gives Butler 1,002 majority
against 1,52l last year. -
Tha con pls.s vote OF Boston, siven BY
tse Journal, gives Butler 81, 1876; kebinson
IS 054: Buffers msjorit{, GIL. % Las ,.s
year Boston c"s gave 81. Du'isf' '"''o
0ns bnntred and thirty four cities and
towns, inoluding all cities give Butler IS,
6ss and Robinsos 100, 1872; majority for Bat
lsrl, SIS The most strong Butler town.
have bean heard from and there 10 hardly,
doubt but the remaining 2lO town. vii
| wipe out this mAjori'y and give msJofi'J
| for Robinson.
Returns from 1s4 towns, including .. ever !, Hg
eity except Lawrence, gives Butler in,l05
Rooinson 123 OFT; Aobipson's majority, 9l
and 100 towns to hear rom.
siyss Robinson s 237, Butler, 29Co. Las
wear il gave Butler 500 IN sjority.
I've hundred and thirty cities snt
towns sivo Butler Ia, ,4o4 Robinson
l2o, ,S07. The same town,
1882 asya Butler 112, 100 aud the republican,
| 9y y9l, llulc9LlODA hfo tbsb ~
carry the state by 10 ,Ooo majority
Rohinson's home, which gave Bu.er las
wear . majority OF 256, gives Robinson
'Ths senate stands IA republicans and i
dsm oorats, A republican sheriff 10 eieets'
in Hartford. Solland, Middlesex, Falrhsl'
and Now London countis, vote this yea
show marked republican gains.
| -. COuCSue
Robipson's election by 900 majority; tn
TraysIlsr claims 28,0OO, the Herald claim
40 600 mai ority and upwards. The Adyef
tissr's extra thinks that Robinson's MAJOR
ity will exceed 1900; the Traveller say
that Lieuten ant Governor Amss is elscte'
BY 1000 majority.
The republicans held an entnusiss''
NEE ting at Fa uiel hall toonlght. ,,;.
The revised footing o, 200 towns ana cltis
giyes Robinson majority OF IL, ,OoO, SO IN
claim of a total repu 0lican majority OF 10
600 and over will be sustained.
Worcester county, completc, gives Ropln
son % g77. Butler. II, AS; last year Bisho
had 1858 and Butler 10 5Sl; Inc vot
) Is the largest ever thrown and tue hepuol
cans will elect all hye senator
ami 2J of Lhe 81 representatives
Lille. democrat, is elected member
the governors council from Lowell.
The. Journal says editorislly wins
AnnoiomaT was TO the Confederaey, III
ele,,ion of Yesterday was TO Butler an
Futlerism-boih b man and thing have bee
ami. ..ilated. For such result, decent pee
pie, not only in Massachusetts but oou
psriie, q ,hrOugh0II6 ghTSIaundl1 the tSanRir SS1t
because the man in this countr
who could rally about him ignoran
vicious elements, has been cai
down for the last timeto populs
education which is still triumphan
This spirit animstes many OF those born
our soil, and foreign parentage cann'
be permanently held In control oy an
party which makes clap-tTap sppshis 70 NJ. y
norapce, prejudice aud stupidity: I'D
Attempts TO excite feeling against the re
pubEcans a. party to aristocracy and csl
ital has miserAbly failed. Ma
sachusetts believes more than eve
In the capacity OF conmo
schools and enlightened people to Cover
themselves and overthrow demagouge an
yindicate their own honor. -.
The senate, as far 81 returns lpulceu
stands rs republicans democrats, VII
seventeen districts to hear from. The leei
Iature stands Sc republicans, ~ dem
crats with twenty tour distnc
10 hear from. Both branches are strong
rsputlicrn. The Herald says This d
isbes Butler. Eassschuseits has %
ken in earnest and with inh yoice;
will never more re an Office OF mine
is true he has been a5ie 10 permanently
lure Massachusetts. fo- his power u limits
and her institutions are stron
I The disErace was in eiecting him. ~
.tate will survive and look bsck wi
shame "a this Wild Butlsr irOlic. Wb'
Rutler 10 dust the democrats Of Mas
I .~busstts will say that when in deieD
Of the principle and honor, and for hol
, <fspoils they allow such demagr CUES
capture their party The great Woo
achieved ia not victory ior ~ "a,
bat for al eitizeos 'no ~
IN offcss. At honor 10 those Who reius'
10 Gov TIE knee 20 q demoEogue who g
tursd their ore8uizstiOn and those Who q
vielI hsve rolled IN dirt
| nothing. tbey hsve beipsd 70 deal q
desdlv blow 20 fbeir party.
II At sFEIseFrELB.
A cyvrrarrrIp. Egv. s-Tbe reception
J3,kir.sn Al the sariDgield Clty ball st
o'cIock this evening vas 90 unFreceoentt
orstioa for this locsiity. He came fro
Ch-cIpes bva special trHin and ras esc0i
eito the hal ~ q hsnd and conini
zee ard wss irirodnced - tEe ~
eOvtrDor q hE..-cn .setts e,s- - ~
eierri1D in Ha-pden c0unfT. He c0.
- tersr bis speech for s1rne miuutss B
r.uss 81 sppIsuss. He spoke ls
tSsn ten rninu,ss, ssTing thst -
rvrfeut wss was not he trumi
of one nan. but TIE psop.s, as
thst new party had been O.
- tr-dnr. . party q the c7mmonwealt
1l-e esuss wns = fust ons a11 uncer q
circunaunosss ne triumph rrs insTii.oi