The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-11-06

| errors bxye been made IN transmitting the
returns. makes the state sure for the
Republicans II is but fair to state that
the Cleveland New York papers do mol
give up the state. hut their early estimate,
Of large ssiority have disappeared,
The Albany Ereaia9 Journal Of Wednes
day afternoon, avery cautious and con
serysiiAe Republican paper fguIes Blsine's
majority in the state, from returns re-
ceived, small portion Of the state being
estimated, at 5000 The Argus, Demo.
cratic. Ct the Same city says the state is
close with chances for Cleveland.
The only absolutely certain thing about
the election is that Butler and st. John
are beaten, though it is possible that the
latter has drawn votes enough from the
Republican party in New York state to
elect Cleveland. II such is the case it
must make real prohibitionists feel proud
OF their work, They have dealt the pro.
hibition cause blow from which it will
not recover for many long years They
have never accomplished anything in any
state except by the aid OF Republican
votes and their course has so Disguised
the vast majoiiiy Of that party that they
need not look to it for help again in this
generation. The St John vote in New
York state may reach 10000 while the
Butler vote is not much more than half as
much
Cleveland's majority in New York city
10 claimed to be 43, 0s3 and in Kings coun.
ty (Broooklyn) 1889 or 5s,322 in both.
In 1880 Hsncocks majority in the same
localities was 50,596. In 1861 voting pre-
cincts outside Of this locality Blaine has
45, 600 over Cleveland. which, il the fig.
ures are correct, leaves IL, 702 to be over
come IN the balance OF the state not heard
from, which casts vots Of nearly $50, 900
1t seems to us that there is q good chance
OF doing this with few thousand to spare,
which would give the state to Blaine and
elect him TO the Presidency.
Perhaps the most significant vote is that
of Buffalo, Cleveland's home. which gives
Blaine 1862 more votes than for its flavor
lite" son, which is not much Of vndica-
ton from the foul SANDER" that have
bean heaped upon him. tits evident that
the people OF Buffalo, at least believe
that there are some truth in these reports.
WHITE RIVER JUNCTION, W.. Nov. A.
100 towns give Blaine %, PAL, Cleveland
1904, Butler 57S, ST. John ll68. The
same towns in 1880 gave Garfield 32,36S,
Hancock 1887, Weaver l0l1. Garfeld's
plurality was 1901. majority 5000. II
the remaining 100 towns give proportion
alto to the above Blaine's majority will be
upwards Of $4,000. The vote for St.John
is drawn mostly from the Republican
party; that for Butler from the Democrat.
ic party.
CLEVELAND. o.. Cuyhoga county COM
plete gives Blaine "a. 200. Cleveland $1,000
Blsinc's plurality $500 Cleveland city
gives a Republican plurality Of about
5000, a Republican gaia in the city OF
$500 and 10 the county Of 1900.
Columns. O., Nov. 657 wards and
precincts 10 Ohio show a net Republican
gain Of IL. $50 over 1884 aud net Demo
cratic gain OF 1874 over 1880
Bosros, Nov, 4 l79 towss and cities
including Boston complete. give Blaine
81, S92, Cleveland 49, G3, Butler IA, AIS.
st John 5l9l. The total electoral vote OF
Boston is; Blaine 20s0s, Cleveland 3d.
500, Butler 1893. 81 John 1895. The
total gubsrnato,ial vote OF Boston is;
Robinson rep "a 562, Endicoti Dem.
Is, 1853. MeCsfer,y 3699, Seelye 1880,
Cosoonp, n. H., Nov. 4. --Ons hundred
and I've towns give Blaine 1908, Cleve.
land l6.ill. ST John COS, Butler 1903;
BlaiDes plurality 1879. The same towns
IN 1880 gaze Garfield 1920. Hancock
IL, Dos; Garfield. plurality OF 1880. The
same toxus gvs Carrier 1885. Hill
1913. Mason co., scattering l3s. Ia
1882 the same towns gave Hale 1880.
Edgsrly add scattering 1850 Both
members Of Congress are chosen by good
plursliiiss. aud both branches OF the leg
stature ara strongly Republican aud four
u the i've councillors will bs Republican.
One hundred and five Of the 225 towns IN
.1s state indicate an increased plurality
of Blaine over Garfield Gsrhelds plur-
,Iiiy 10 1850 ~ss 400. Blsine's plurality
sill not probably los less than 1000 There
il probably TO choice Of governor by the
oeopls Currier laepl will be chosen by
he Legislature. Both membere OF Con
yrsss arc chosen by good pluralitiss by
he Rspublicsns. both branches 81 the
egislstsrs aud the executive council will
leo be Republican.
INpIaSAroLis. lSD-, Nov 8. 5 A. ~ !
Dns hundred aud eighty voting places I
As~ net Republican gsiss Of 1923 This I
: 10 per cent. OF The vote Of The state
nd II the same rsiio Is kept up i will
i've Indiana 70 Blaine by small majority.
JACKSONVILLE. Fla. Nov. 4 = Specials 1
rom sixteen eouaiies Indicate that the 4
democrats hsve elected the entire ns,iossl I
tate sal congressional iickeis i
sAs fnAseTsca. sos. g. The slides, ~
i,saeui prevails 10 iha el,y. Rs,uas re- !
slsed =, the Republican Stale heAdquAr /
IN indicate clean sweep 90 the Nssiosa' i