Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-11-05

Union with it's 36 electoral votes given
70 James g. Blaine by a majority which
cannot be less than 5000, and may rise
to twice this. North of Har lem river,
where the great Republican majorities
lie, one third of the d districts make re-
turns which point to q Republican lead
in this part of the State of from &, 5,O0O
to 69, 900. With all OF New York city
heard from, with Brook lyn counted,
with every Democratic stronghold re-
ported, save the few beggarly rural
counties which are Democratic, the
limit of Cleveland's majority falls be
tween 30. 900 and 60, 900. TheRepublican
advance would Justify more. This is
safe.
From An average Democratic gain OF
13 on the 275 districts outside of the
cities first reported. the Cleveland gain
dropped to IL on 3l9 districts, which
gave $3.50 and fell to 10 on 468 districts,
with 4463, reaching s on 527 districts,
with only 4463, rising and falling from
8 to 10 as successive districts are color
cd by gains on one side or the other.
Granting that all the State moves 70 the
tally of the first three hours, and Re-
publican New York always improves
on 1t, New York and the country are
safe.
THE LATEST.
NEW YORK, Nov. 4.-Ssvsn hundred
and twenty election districts, outside OF
New York city and Brooklyn, give
Blaine 1855; Cleveland, lao, Aga
Butler, 4,5S5 St. John, 9, ,160. Blaine
plurality, 49, ,1Ol. These districts com
prise more than one-third of the State.
NEW JERSEY.
The Philadelphia Press at a. IN. this
morning says
The returns from New Jersey come
in very slowly and are of a most uu.
satisfactory nature. The result on the
national ticket is entirely uncertaiu
In EssexCounty there is undoubtedly a
Republican loss of l. 200. Hudson Conn
| ty may make thus up. If the latter
gives Cleveland over 5000 he will un.
doubtedly carry the State. Not sin
gle precinct in Hudson has yet report
ed. The scattering returns from South
Jersey ara all from rural districts aud
show that the majorities average about
even with 1880. Republican gains are
certain in the cities.
The First, Second, Fifth aud Sixth
Districts have elected Repub iican, and
the Seventh Democratic Congressman.
PidcOck, Democrat, runs far behind
his ticket in the Fourth District, and il
probably defeated. The Third is still In
doubt.
The Newark Daily Advertiser says
Complete returns from Essex County
indicate Blaine's majority 1900 loss OF
1900 from 1900. Republican Congress
mao, Senator, Surrogate, register and
seven assem- blymen elected by good
majorities. Sheriff in doubt probably y
Democratic.
The Press has tabu lated returns from
every county in the State, which places
the Republican majority at 2O5O.
PENNSYLVANIA.
The election returns from Pennsyl-
vania up to 12 80 a. M, show emphatic
RI publican gains in every county, itb
a plurality for Blaine and Logan OF
quite 1000. and a gain of five Con
gressmen, giving the Republicans TWEEN.
| ty-one out of Ghe delegation OF twenty.
eight The only doubtful Senatorial
districts are the Huntingdon and Jeffer-
son, while a gain is made in the cleo
tion of Williams, in the Luzerne dis
trict. The Republicans certainly re-
verse the Democratic majority in the
lower house of the Legislatu re, but by
how much ID OF definitely ind icated hy
tn returns which, on account of the
storm throughout the State, are very
slow in coming in.
| CONNECTICUT.
The State is claimed by the Republi-
licans by from l 800 to 2, 200 majority.
Fifty towns out of l48 give the follow
ling:
Blaine, 1860; Cleveland, 18, ,721
Garfield, Is, 1887 Hancock, II ,742. Re-
publican loss, 657. For Governor--Har-
rison, 18, 744 Waller, Is, 938 scatter.
ling, TO. Two years ago Bulkeley, 16,
1876; Waller, JIG, 848; scattering, 452.
The districts to be heard from will
Igive Republican ajority.
| INDIANA.
| INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 4.-Eighty five
voting places show Republican gair
Of ,016 Democratic gain, 745.
Eighty five precincts show n net Re
publican gain OF 270.
One hundred voting places show 8
Republican gain of 1,159, Demo
cratic gain OF $50; net REPUBLICAN
gain OF 268.
PORTLAND, Nov. 4.-One hundred
and thirty towns give Blaiue SO, $50
cleveland, 27 ,46S Butler, l, 1868 /; St
John, ,22l. In 1880 the vote was Gar
field. 40. 1858 /; Hancock, 33, 1876; Weaver
.46s Dow, 65 scattering, 65. Blaine'l
plurality, ~ 12l, against Garfield
majority Of 6,643
PORTLAND, Nov. 5.-Returns hav,
been received from 165 towns, givins
Blaine a plurality of IA, ,164. Blaine
plurality will probably be 10, 500.
OREGON.
PORTLAND, Nov. 4.-The vote O
Portland only is 1900 less than ii
June. The Democrats concede tn
State by 800, but the Republicans CLAIM
II 900.
One hundred and fifty six towns Civ
Blaine, 5,279 Cleveland, 81, 115 But
Ter, l,924 st. John, !, 1,342.
OHIO.
COLUMBUS, Nov. 4.-Four hundre,
and ninety-seven wards and precinct
In Ohio give net Republican gain q
I9,0l6 over 1884. Hamilton Count
will probably give 5000 Republicai
majority.
!. Six hundred and fifty.seven ward
and precincts in Ohio give q Reput
Ilican gain of 1880 over 1884, an
"a net Democratic gain of 1,274 owe
I1880.
i The Republican majority in thi
State will reach $4,000.