New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-10
in the winter of 1S6O-G1. Many

in the winter of 1S6O-61 Many OF
the Western dispatches express the hottest mug
nation at the declaration of The -1'bdny Argus that
the men who attempt to install Mr.. Blaine In the
Presidency will be killed. and that the legai con-
sequences of the killing will be taken care oi alter
ward" This Is from the paper published py
Daniel Manning, and the meaning is understoou ~
be that Governor Cleveland's pardon ~o"io oo
ready for such offences This is the way IL Is III
terpretcd by one of Mr.. Blaine's kilograms iioi'
Chicago.
Mr. Rlo;ne has received many distinct and
significant telegrams from the South from men who
were Confederate soldiers, expressing tne erea,c ,
fear that disorder may become chrome In 'e "n
if the Democrats are entrusted with the NafIolat
administratiOn The negroes are in q frght
throughout the South at the bare prospect, lhese
n"d Of the in
one telegram from Virginia SAYS, are appalleu at
the consequences that ght flow from sense ol
insecurity and consequent panic ON the part vi 'he
< smaller class of kilograms are the most curious
Of all They come from men who express Iegreet
that they voted against Mr.. Blame. one man IN IN
Ncw-York says that he walked up TO the Ieaiiiy
when he saw the class of men who immediately
ocked to the front At nacr sn1 d as
saws that he believes large number OF the So:
called independents would reverse their Vo'cS IL
they could have the opportunity. "
The total number of kilograms 1s astonisnmSy
large and indicates an extraordinary interest IN me
situation IN New-Ycrk. Many express tne pedG pe'iGl
that Chairman Barnum's proclamation was prac'l.
cay confession of defeat and was ioud ooasu
merely to keep up the courage OF those WIo Nv M
lawful methods are determined # possible to ac.
cOmplish false count and ir2dulcnt victory a'
Albany.
CONGRATULATIONS TO TIE GOVERNOR.
OVER 1000 1ELEGR,Ms AND LETTERS RECEIVED
ny THE pEMOCRAIiC CANDIDATE
fBr TELEGRAPH 10 rHE rRInuSel
AD\Ny. Nov. o. Governor Cleveland attended
church this morning with his sisters, hiS. 10Y,
and Miss Cleveland, aud passed the afternoon ana
| evening quietly ut home looking over the great
| number of congratnntorv tccgrams received IN
| the last two days. Letters Of eongratnati"n ne
gan TO arrive yesterday, William ". Nand'rpilt
heiup among tho hrst. and this mofnngA inall
brought bet wrrn 100 aud 10). Tho great bulk OF
ihoao were from Ncw-imk Now IcrHoy. Connccti-
cnt, Maaiachunctts pnl adjacent Ntdtci ana ~
n majority of instances were ftom business
men, Among tho lottra WcrN thno
of BENJAMIN II, lrislow, Alexander M'tlnr'
Richard VnuX, of rhilndelihin, nnd Nahum 'hi'h'
| of noHon, who writes that ho wna chairman "i
cominittce that congratulated Andrew JnoAT"n on
hs sciection to the Presidency and Is dcNouii thank
| fnl to Heaven that he can congratulate another
Democratic l'Tcmden-clect. Indeed the leleftdihH
| as Il whole, amounting now To over ionr ihoh'ahd
show an unlocked for familiarity with the
scriptuleS. Passages RON llolS VIII F'i''i-
eions and msGu0ations from the same forming the
substance of perhaps twenty five per ceht oi those
received. Many of the ear ier dispatches particu-
larry from the South, expressed unnatural aPpre-
hensicn of counting out.
The general tenor Of the letters re-
ceved to-day from citizens OF ad-
acent States and of Ncw-l0rk City ia one of
rejoicing coupled in many instances with regret
| that the vote in tins state has been so close, on
account of the apprehension and paralysis in busi-
ness circles the past three days IN consequence
These letters. however, conclude with the express
sion that there is nowhere disposition 10 thwart
the will of the people, and that there among the
people willingness to accept the result reached
This morning on his way to and from church Gov
crnor Cleveland was congratulated on the result
by many friends, including some Republicans,
Chance lor Henry H. Plerson being one Of the first
TO pay his respects. Yesterday afternoon
Mrs John " L. Prnyn. Mrs trastus Corning, Mrs
Bleecker Banks and several other Albany ladies
caied al the Executive Chamber 10 nroffcr their
concentrations to the Governor. The openiug
reading and filing of telcgrams and letters 0ccn-
pied the attention of Colonel Lamont aud tie thTce
Executive clerks until midnight III the past tw0
days and to-day accumniatiOns VIII require sew
crai additional hours OF WORK tomorrow. Out OF
the mass received only few hundred of the more
interesting or more important have yet fallen I'M
der the Governors eyes as the number ol callers at
the Execut We Chamber have fully occupied his
time. Tomorrow night all the Democratic orga-
nizat ions here unite IL demonstration and sere-
made