Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-10-18

The returns from sixty counties and semi
official from the other twenty-eight, give
Robinson, for Secretary of State, IL ,32i, and
Fleckinger, for Board of Public Works,
17,476. The semi-officiai returns do not
report on the other Republican candidates,
but with sixty counties the plurality of
Johnson for Supreme Judge is estimated at
between 5000 and 10000. The total vote
or majorities by Congressional districts can
not be given, but the vote by counties on
Congressman shows 5S, 54 Republican ma
iorities and 40,126 Democratic. The net
Republican majority on the Congressional
vote is 1874 41S.
why the Majority in Ohio is Cut Down
NEW YORK, October 17th.-The Sans
special correspondent accompanying Mr..
Blaine, teegraphS from East Saginaw: Mr..
Blaine explains the cutting down OF the
Republican majority in Ohio by the fact
that the agriculturists OF Ohio are in
measure infected with free trade doctrines.
He will make a leisurely trip from here to
Detroit. Tomorrow SATURDAY. he will go
TO Indiana over the Michigan Central,
making few stops. The happiest man on
the train Yesterday and to-day was Gen.
Fremont. The attention and honor paid
to him seem to give him new life. Hesaid
to-day: "This experience is the glorious
rounding of my life. 1t is inexpressibly
grateful to me that hold such warm
place in early Republican memories"
An In-Timed Illness.
INDIANAPOLIS, October 17th-Wm. Calk-
ins, Republican candidate for Governor Of
Indiana, has been lying quite i'll at Lafa-
yette for several days, but has SO far re-
covered that, accompanied by his wife, he
left this afternoon for Chicago. They will
spend the night in that city, and go to
Laporte, their place of residence, to-
morrow.
The Result in West Virginia.
New YORK, September 17th.-A .Sm,'s
Wheeling, W. Va, special says At s last
night thirty-three counties, which cast
nearly three-fourths of the vote Of the
State, had been heard from, and they show
a net Republican gain over the vote for
Governor of 3,346, and 31S over the COM
bined Democratic and Greenback vote Of
the last election. These counties give
Democratic majority of 1854. Any guess
as to the result of the State is in vain. for
the estimates made yesterday on counties
which have reported to-day show dense ig
norance of the facts The Republicans re-
fuse to concede Democratic majority of
more than 5000 The returns are very
unsatisfactory. Nine-tenthS of the dis
patches are similar to these: st MaryS-
Is. Courthouse district: Maxwell, rs;
Wilson, 103; Winfield. 16 Hurricane dis
trict Maxwell 49, Whether 13 is loss,
of the States visit to the office of the Sec
retary of State would settle the difficulty
but there is not in this State a list of cleo
ton precincts or their vote. The compari.
son can be made only by a comparison
with the tables OF majorities in the counties
four years ago compiled from newspapers.
The law compels the canvass by County
Courts within five days, Sundays not in
cluded, of the day of election. This would
indicate that the official returns would be
received within a few days, but it will take
longer for an official canvass of the south
ern tier to reach this city by mail than it
would to hear from California. In one in
stance, within two years the member from
Mcdowell county reached this city before
the vote of his county had been received.
WHEELING, October 18th. - As far as
heard from, twenty-eight counties of this
State give Democratic majorities Of II, 133,
and twenty-five counties give Republican
maiorities of 9,277 The Democratic ma
iority is 2,S56, with four counties to hear
from, Wnlch may increase the Denocfauc
majority ,2O0. The Democratic plurality
III 1850 was 10, l36, and 3loo over the Re
pu5tcans and GreenbackerS. This year the
Republicans and Greenbackers fused. 1t
appears, however, that the Democratic
- - 80. "a ~ po,,,li,i;oo,, 49,,
hackers did the same Tho camnaign was
virtually a square issue between the Repub-
licans and Democrats The total vote will
surpass anv in the history of the State.
ne 'sii'''i'.'s anu '.i' "i''ns'
AsHINGToN' october lfh--lhe be'no-
Gratis IN ashlhGtoh, VINO llauc '1e ms
take OF suPposihS tla1 the German WORK
lngnen OF ONO were ioohsLly enough TO
vote Tor the party oil ifee trade because the
head OF the hcket OF the party TO whom
they are indebted lof the higher wages
they receive, ther improved Sociat con
dluon, and many other dement's they derive
IN winch they are engaged, favored pro-
hloiuon, are now rouhdlv aousinS the ter
mans and laying the biilne OF lhe late de-
feat IN ONO at1helr doors. Some reason
must be gwen 1of 'nclr failure 70 make good
their predlcuohs OF carrying ONO ana moi
-, r., b., no 80 roo.c, f,,. ,,le;
ton on the tart.t--thev nut the blame on the
Germans. and MANY are the threats made
of what the Democratic party of Ohio will
do for the Germans at the next session OF
its LEGISLATURE in return for the votes they
gave the Republican party.
"op""iio'n ''i'iiiehoe'
WASHINGTON. october iIth:-Ihe Repub-
means VINO went from asillngton to ONO
to take part IN the campaign are returning
Ihey all speak confidently OF stltfgres.a
majority lor Blame III that SKATE m Ne
vember a prominent Oillo Republlcan,
just returned rom tllat state, III a CONVEX
satlon WIN your correspondent To-Day. says
that blalne ne 5 ool majority next month VIII be
at ieast op'oo0; lie sara that tle vote OF
lle". iilo1tn WIN oe iil'ti lgllter tilai tha'
II 4i ues."y idsI, loI tne reason Ihat lhe
defeat that they have no nossihle chance al
carrying the State, and will not trouble
themselves to vote The Prohibition vote
next month will not be any larger than
that OF Tuesday He said that great
many Irish Democrats voted the Republi-
can ticket last Tuesday. but they were very
few, compared with the number who would
vote for Blaine in November.
n', r,''
NEW 1oRk, octopel lftl.-i ne sun says
iiU9ii D. Nioii''il "is arrested altef coiciuu-
ing speech rom the steps OF Tue Stddt
Ieu~'g ouiiaihgi rom Whlch ne ttlih2icd
20 % tiie siuew9ih' w, !ie sftu. l nave oeen
a. O.. ~ ~ - Ve' III
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