Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1884-11-28
NEW YORK.
The Latest Election Returns from
the Empire State up to the
Morning Of the 9TH.
The Indications Favorable to the Cleve-
land Electors, but Both Parties
Claim the State.
Addresses bv Republican and Democratic
National Committecs-Crazy Antics OF
Partisans in New York City.

PArtlSHnS Ill New 1oIh Ivy
New YoRK. Nov. :, 4:3O q. MIN its third
edition this morning the Tribune publishes the
Associated Press dispatch giving the State to
Cleveland. but adhcrcs to its original conVlc-
ton that Blaine is elected. 1t also places Nc
va6a among the blame SCates anu gives hin
21S Electoral votes.
NEW YonK. Nov. THE Sun this morning
publishes a tabuluted statement of the vote
of counties, howinga plurality for Cleveland
i'll New York of l,l9t.
NEW York. Nov. Z, 1:30 a. m.-Thc Official
vote of the counties cuts down Blaine's plu,
rality by districts, and indicates that Clcvc-
land will have a plurality in the State.
The official vote OF tifty-six counties gives
q plurality for Blaine of 59,3s4, and for
Cleveland of 69,207. An estimate OF the four
counties not in gives pluralities for Blaine OF
9,sl9 aud As, for Cleveland. which would give
Cleveland a net plurality in the State of S31.
2 A. M.-Onicial county returns, and very
close figures on the twelve counties which
have not been officially reportd, indicate that
C-eveland's plurality reaches nearly 1000 in
the State. The official returns show heavy
Democratic gains.
NEW YORK, Nov. 1.-THE wild excitement
existing throughout the city all eliminated
last night III the crazy antics of Democrats
and Republicans. Such scenes as were
enacted in the vicinity of the newspaper
Offices and i'll front of Democratic and Repub,,
lican headquarters have never been equalcd,
il, this city. The roar and tumult of election
night was Insignificant compared with the
demonstrations of last night. All day the
fever had bec.l getting more and more pro-
nounccd. Business was distracted. Great
crowds hung about the bulletins throughout
the city with no thought of employment or
get even a messenger boy. Tho Telegram
appeared with an inccndiary leader headed
By large type; charging the Repnblieans with
casting grave suspicious, on Jay Gould, the
Western Union Telegraph Company and tho
and SO turbulent did the people become that
leaders of both parties expected momcntarily
to have riots; Extra platoons of police We're
hurried to the National Republican head
quarters on Fifth avenue, and y large number
OF detectives were distributed through the
crowd; Nothing serious do1 h happened:
Associated Press, denied cmphatically that
they have delayed, changed. or in any way in
tcriered with returns, and dcnounce all
charges against them by the TELEGRAM and the
World as Untrue.
A very general expression from business
1nen, secured through Interviews, dGepprccates
OF newspaper editors to- be cool and guarded,
and send out only calm, dispnssionatc words.
a great fear exists that the lawlcss element in
talnty as an excuse, for creating trouble. \
committee of merchants and lawyers arc in
conference TO take measures to protect the
city from trouble.
AT n meeting Of representatives of all tho
Democratic organizations in the city, Il com-
mittec was appointed to act i'll conjunction
with the Democratic National Committee to
take such action as may be deemed necessary
TO prevent any duplicity or talsifying OF the
election returns.
The committee of business mon mot tho
committee of lawyers ut the Fifth Avenue
Iotel late last night: Al. Nanderpool G. S.
GairGhild, General Francis c. Barlow: w:
u. leckn1n. ana MANY nfInr eminent
la"crs made up the legal %coplmit;+s w. Fl.
harnum and SENATORS Jonas anu Gtrman rep.
once to gather the Official returns Of this State
ana 10 punish all parties found guilty of fraud.
3 vifti. oi inc paf'S 'noS may be joined
Address OF CHAIRMAN JONES.
NEW York, Nov. THE following address
ens issued late yesterday aiternoon:
"HEADQUARTERS REiuBLlCAN NATIONAL
Republican National Committee rejoiccs that
She returns now received warrant it in an
and Logan. The Republicans have carried eve
~ Northern State, except New JERSEY and Con-,
n rs H!IH 1a ir Tse5qS also 10 nave given i,
west Virginia has also, While other Southern
GATES are still in doubt. The Northern States
tione. however, give to Blaine and Logan 30
electoral votes, and insure their election.
In New York attempts to tampcr with the
returns have already been detected. The
actual vote east in New York City, in Kings
give at the utmost only las plurality to Grover
Cleveland, while 1853 precincts: not yet
heard from. gave 2s,l7l plurality to Gar
field. There is, therefore, no ground for
doubt that the honest vote Of the State
has been given to the Republican cancSdates,
n and though the defeated candidate Tor the
chinery in this State, the Democratic party,
Which y a1act has nfG ao been a party of fraud
thwart the will Of the people.
The National Republican Committee calls
on the Chaillncn and individual members Of
ali county committees to take the promptest
and most stringent means to protect tho sane
tity of the ballot. The Republican candidates.
have been honestly elected beyond question.
ANY attempt to cheat the people and defeat
their will thus expressed at the polls must DO
sternly exposed and resisted by every luw-re-
speeding citizen.
t:Signed) B. +. JONES, Chairman
F~ESsENDEN, Secretary"
THE DEMOCRATIC ADDRESS.
NEW YORK, Nov. 1.-The Democratic Ma
tional Committee has issued an address which
states TO the people of the United States
that Cleveland and Hendricks are elected, with
2la Electoral votes. The address names
mae maior ita'es in antfh hS New gElSsn S Rs~ !5erssx'
address concludes thus: mo fr 1tatn' or cone ane
tilVance can defeat the will of the people of
the United States, thus publicly and dcliber-
ately declared"
NEW YORK REPUBLICAN COMMITTEE.
NEW York, Nov. IS a. m.-Thc Republio.
an State has issued an address in
which. while admitting the closeness Of the
vote, they claim the State for Blaine and Lo-
gan, returns and estimates from the most au-
thcntlc sources justlfying the claim. Nine
counties Vet cmain to be hcard.from, and ud-
vices from these warrant the assertion with
entire confidence that the State has gone Re
Pubhcan. The address is signed by James ID.
Warren, Chairman.
MANNING's MANIFESTO. ,
Daniel Manning, Chairman of the Demo-
cratic state Committee, has sent the following
to the New York Ercning Post:
by oihclai returns reported from every
county, Cleveland and Hendricks have car
ried New York State by u safe and sure ma
jority. No machinations or false claims or
pretended doubts OF Blaine's managers can
change this result. The friends Of honest.
government and honest elections can be CIV.
W assured that the Democratic State
Board of Ci.nvasscrs will see that the true
7ote is correctly declared.
.."(Sign0D DANIEL MINN1No"
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