Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-11-08
CON CEDED /!
One by One the Republicans
Are Dropping,
BUT JlEGO BLAINE WON'T GIVE UP.

AL over the Country In Honor of
the Magnificent remccratc
Victory. Tho Next Lady
of the White House.
There is no longer any doubt in the
popular mind Of the honest election oi
Cleveland aud Hendricks. Peopl3 OF nl]
political faiths on Friday COnced i this
Complete revised figures from the counties
in Nv York state show the Cleveland
electors have plural'y of 1,1ss The
Albany EDfHi1g Journal, the Republican
organ at the state capital, has conceded
that Cleveland has carried New York by
900 The Democrats at Albany were
claiming nearly 1000, The Republican
national committee, however, declines to
yield and is still claiming the stato, buz
without showing figures.
Att O'Clock Saturday morning the Asso
ciated Press suddenly discovered thai
Cleveland had carried New York by !, 4O),
with IS districts to hear from, These
will likely reduce the plurality by four or
Ave hundred, leaving Cleveland about
/ 600 ahead 10 the state
The official count will be made next
Tuesday in the different counties and the
reports forwarded TO the capital. Iulal
gent men of both parties are watching
with purpose to prevent any tAmperiug
with the returns, and there Ia every reason
to believe thas au honest count will b.
assured. There vas considerable excite
meDt throughout the country Friday, as
as there has been every day since the cleo
tlon. People, however, are accepting the
rssGlt and are resuming bus ness.
DEM CRATIC NATIONAL COMMITTEES AD
DRESS
The following was issued Friday after
noon {:
HEADQUARTERS NATIONAL Democratic
COMMITTEE, No. II West rwaurv tuurf!
street. New York, November 7, 1884 Il
the people of the United States Thee
can 10 longer be any question concern ra
the actual result Of the presideutiA
election.
Grover ClevelaDd aud Thomas 4. Hen
drtoSs have eighteen electoral votes more
than are necessary to elect them.
1t is DOT worth while for our adversarie,
to claim the electoral vote Of the state 0
New York
1t is absolutely certain that the return,
of the proper officers Of election on tht
night of the OF November showed a de
| cisiye plurality in the state tor the electOr,
supporting Cleveland and Hendricks
II any different or altered returns ar,
now being prepared OF are promulgated
they are corrupt ialsllcatiOUs of thu
| records of the state of New York, anC
the men aiding or abbetting the makiul
Of such reports are criminals.
IL is not expected that you will tamel,
submit TO the maChinations of such men,
| LIST tlem understand that you will not.
| Recognize al noon Saturday thruughou
the United States the actual election o
Cleveland and Hendricks by firing natioua
salutes.
Meet Saturday night throu shout th,
| county and express your opinions in
| manner that cannot be misunderstood.
| The men Of New York are resolved no
% submit 20 the gross outrage attempted
| 20 bs perpe rated upon their rights, any
| will speak for themselves.
WILLIAM Fl. BARNuM,
| Chairman National Democratic Com mittee
A. p. GoRMAN,
| Chairman National Executive Committee
Members of the Republican Nationa
| committee denied Friday afternoon ths
| Mr.. Blaine is coming ~ New York for
conference. They say they have no mean
| OF determining the result IN that stat
except By the election district returns; tha
they will Ouly take such steps as may b
|
| during the progress of the count, and tha
TO this end counsel will appear before tn
| county canVassing boards next / uesday
They say the committee wants nothinl
but tair play and what the law allows II
the determination of tho result by thosl
authorized 10 pass upon the returns, an,
| This ss 4 matter Of cour sc they are bOuul
10 insist upon.
REHCBLIcAS CONCESSION OF THE ELEC
| TIoS.
The Albany EosHtag Journa! couosde
| the election OF CieVeiaud IL says
| " There seems TO be no longer a dUu o
| that Governor Cleveland has been elected
president. Every county has sent on it,
| full vote, and careful voriticetion Of tn,
| results assure Governor Cleveland a plu
| rsltty Of about ], 900 in the state. Th,
vote will not vary 900 on either side o
these figures. New York gives CLEVELAND
l. 10 a., y