The daily enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1884, 1884-11-07
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Providence Has Smiled on this Country
Once More,
And Victory Has Perched on the Ban
ners Of the Democracy.
In Spite Of Republican Expressions Of
Doubt We are Delivered
from Blaine.
In the South They Burn the Red Shirt
and Shout the Joy Of . People
Emancipsted a Second Time. :.
THE RESULT AS 1T Is.


Associated, press telegram 7th, a. m:
The official vote by counties cuts down
Blaine's plurality, and by districts
it would indicate that Cleveland will have
a plurality in the state. The official vote
Of 56 counties gives a plurality for
Blaine of 5s,384; Cleveland. 69,207. An
estimate on the four counties not in gives
pluralities Tor Blaine of 1914 and 487
for Cleveland, which would give Cleve-
land net plurality in the state of S31.
Mr.. A. S. German, chairman of the ma
tional democratic executive committee,
telegraphed yesterday to Major Martin
Maginnis that he believed that though
New York was close he believed the
party had carried it together with In
diana, Connecticut and New Jersey.
A call was issued yesterday afternoon
by Cleveland and Hendricks campaign
clubs for meeting this afternoon In
front Of the Washington statute, New
York, to take action in regard to
the probability of scheme to de-
fraud Cleveland OF the election. The
meeting was afterwara postponed-an m
dication that the necessity had departed.
All New York papers yesterday morning.
except the Tribune, conceded Cleveland's
election. The Evening Post said ''Cleve-
land President his election is assured.''
D. G. Manning, chairman of the demo-
cratic state committee Of New York yes
teaday afternoon issued the following
t'By the official returns reported from
every county. Cleveland and Hendricks
have carried New York State by safe
and sure majority. No Vaccinations,
false claims or reported frauds of Blaine s
managers can change this result. The
friends of honest election can be every
where assured that the Democrats of the
State Board of Canvassers will see that
the true vote is correctly declared.
Bulletins received at Livingston during
the day indicate that Cleveland has car
ried New York by 500 to 1900 plurality
This insures his election as president.
This morning Jay Gould sent the fol-
lowing message to Gov. Cleveland: Il
heartily congratulate you on your elec-
ton. It is conceded by all that as GOV
ernor of New York your administration
has been wise and conservative and in the
wider field as president you will do still
better. The best interests of the country
are safe in your hands, This telegram
when posted on the bulletin boards in
New York created the widest excite
ment.
On Wednesday Charles A. Dana, OF
the New York Sun Opposition to Cleve-
land) telegraphed the following: Il be-
lieve that James G. Blaine is beaten.
base my belief on the fact that the returns
are held back. This indicates that the
news is not satisfactory to those who con
troll the Associated Press. Butler got 9
'Ilarre vote and / am satisfied with the re-
suit 1
= sThis morning ] 81 ], Mc1nernsy, f.Liv!
indstoD. toD had q ss'st(ie{fats from Psh Helly,
III 81 P.dl. lle ~ mosl brominsnt demo.
)crat Of Minnesots, saying that he had r.