The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-11-20
largest tlcrhan Population In thr West. and
taffied thrm IN splendid nainiItes, such
AhitE AND NFtIENlfAI Ent1nlla

largest lormen Population In ,hr Wcst. and
tafried 'hrm hy splrndll MactIles, such
:. SnlE AND lNriukNltAt EDITIONS
~ Ma,kfrel, " clnsAnha,i Rani'maa IN tlcve.
sa a Gr's sa ,,ss n 1H.s n s a s, S.sss.' .s.s
There wan immense rf'ol, ma,,a I'll ptnil
aioe tho Germans against. me. but II iulal
Thcy are \ wonderfully cool headed people, III,
their Judgments, and have abundant reason
10 thank them tor their liberal support. rha'l
not forget H. Az different points In tho Nest
inunn German and itish clubs cordially uniting
In public demonstrations"
Tho correspondent then brought the ronser.
eation back TO New Notk, Askin. Mr., niane II
,,e ,anunh. ahc s.ohthiiieniats ~ete honest In
:. 1 hive never durin. tho eamhaisn' replicl
Mr., hlainc, reelected upon the motives Ut any
Ns mS.Asu sa I'M, MIMI Sa ,s 70 mAgss' Agst
taised, aad that they did hot Correctly iileasula
the possihle result Of their course, | received
from many ot them the assurance that my can
dtdAoy made their action difficult because they
really wanted IL vote for me, hut thcN seemed
10 be under the strange doustan that the tenn
perancc ransc conlt hest he rf NOTED by sup.
their eou,ae they influenced nrsfn,lirially tho
national ISSUES which were really At stake.
You attribute the close vote In New York.
thon; solely % the acsion Of thu independents
No, no, sricl,," ,,nlied Nv. .hlaine ."Ao.
eorditv ~ puin.r.!- ndyirss ! have received
from 1cHttat Auu NeSNyfi NeW lHlk. u NuWu
vote The Democratic maiortties lie IN tho
cities, where. hy \ few minutes walk on Il rood
haveincnt man reaches his polling place. Tho
Republican inaiorities arr III the country,
where large numbers live three. four. or even
Ave miles frotn. the polling. place. which on
election day had to hc reached over muddy
roaas and IN rain storm, lad the day heen
fair ". Republican maisssies In the rural
opuntlas could have heen lnsicased, one
good judge writes ms, probably by ia.M,
but all agree hy a,nna to ANN The actual ,lif
ference between tho two parties In the nnal
eaan, will probably not cNees Il 4 thouSanu--
vote, or ono voter IN ever, twelve hundred for
tho entire state. So, II the Democrats hive
really carried New York hv this small margin,
a. the latest news Indicates. yon ean see how
easily 4 fair das might have reversed tho r.
suit Rat srca, nol.tica ha,tls, Ike military
battles, are often lost or wun hy an apparently
trivial invid nj or accident which no human
foresight gsr guard anatns,."
Aspevial from Augusta SAYS Mr., blaine ~.
,, rards the official count In New NcaS ~ nfacti.
eally settling the Presidential question Mr,
Rlainc, II L. stated on authority, ieseisins this
afternoon telegram fre,n New York anaann.
eins the completion " the official canvass IN
that CITY, and informing him that the plurality
| for Cleveland In that state would lie l.ias. Til,
same authority states that nla,ne accepts III,
result very eheertally, and has no n.
the campaign, lie feels that he ms,,e rood
hght and gracefully bows ta the verdict ot the
American people. nc believes the Republican
party will provo true 10 its grand nass AMI viii
poets that In isss il win asasa N ,sllea hacl
Into rawes MIR, hlaine leaves fur Washington
the middle " next week, wlee he AMI his
family viii spend thu winter lie mas leased ths
Sarscni house In farraSu, Square. and vii
Of 'Tweuty Years Iii Congress-, The Nolnms
| viii he ready by June next for publication,