Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-11-07

| EEw YORK November 6th.-The Telegram out
| IIcrads the Herald III reckless charges o
fraud in connection with the returns. Ii &C.
cuses the Republican managers of trying to stea
| the State an1 says: &" The impression deepenS
| that Jay Gould is the arch conspiratOr III q
| manifest attempt To hold back and confuse the
returns until the Republicans can learn what
amount of stealing or bribery of inspectors
| would carry the State" 1t says JAY Gould ard
| a. B. Cornell are now consulting in the Western
| Union building. The Democratic managers,
| however are showing themselves equal to the
| occasion. Besides securing thousands of local
watchers-each man knowing thecharacter OF
those of his neighbors who are suspected of tax
| ing part in the uutraGe-the state has been GOV
cred by professional detectives in search Of evil
d ,ncc.
The HaR ard Express says Although all the
indications point 10 plurality III this state for
Blaine Vari0USy estimated at from 800 10 1,3OO,
the actual result from Official figures is not
likely to he known until tomorrow. The Re-
publcans do not by any means c0ncede the re-
turns from New York and Kings county to be
absolutely correct. The cutting OH OF over QUO
votes from Blaine in New York county since
yesterday looks suspicious, especially as the in
crease for Cleveland comes from districts where
the returns were kept back four years ago to
count in Grace over Dowd. Fraud is suspected
in the country.
No Fear oi Fraud.
New YORK, November Gth.-The Times, while
charging the Western Union with fabri-
eating monstrous untruths yesterday, says:
New York not being counted as 1t has
been cast. 4 miScOunt could only happen,
under the laws of New York, If there were any
election district in which there was no minor
ity. and therefore no representative Of Il minor
ity 10 watch the count or If The representatives
had been bribcd to acQuieSce in false count.
The law provides for an Inspector OF Election
on the part OF the minority III every election
district of the state and such representative
was as Il matter of fact present a every election
district of the stale on Tuesday night The In
tl.r.i ar,t
suificiency of the ballots dropped in their boxes
There are to, DC forwarded 4 specimen OF each
kind of ballot used with their return
to the Supervisors of the county. a
record is kept OF the announcement of the
count III each election district, and as the ftiGc
ton of the Supervisors, to whom the reports
are made is simply TO add the totals OF the
election districts any discrepancy between the
sum of the district totals would be detected and
exposed M once, and would subject the Super
viA0FS TO severe punishment. No doubt, upon
proof OF Il discrepancy, Court would issue Il
mandamuS to the Supervisors to make a recount
on arithmctcal principles, and not upon parti-
san sentiments. The whole business OF counting
votes is done IN daylight from the first stage TO
the last. Election frauds in this State have been
generally confined to this city, aud TO cases i'll
which the Inspector appointed on behalf OF the
minority has been in collision with his asSoci-
ates There is absolutely no fear That the vote
OF The rural districts will not be counted Us cast
Ilanting Of the "Post.'
NEW YORK, November 6h.-The Post con
tinueS It's campaign manners us follows: The
independent Republicans have elected Grover
Cleveland President. The particular and inicky
people have defeated Blaine Had not the ras-
Gals in Cleveland's own party deserted him, he
would have been elected 10y an enormous ma
j0rity OF the popular vote
Newspapers Rebuked.
New YORK, November Gth.-The Commercial
this evening rebukes the Hcad, uorM and