The Mineral argus., 1884-11-20

Oue hepuDlcan ! aUiOnal commfttaa ot II
O'Clock tonight @and 1 believe that Mr.
DIaine is elected" Mr. Jones had been in
'IS nee Win members of the committee
LAY al the evening. and had received the
pOI.s Irom all but t. enty-three of the cleo
'ioh ulstrlcts in the entire state
81 'nese ngures are correct" said nc, looking
V V'ei long column of returns, we have carried
tne state by from 400 to 500 plurality. with
SOOu5 Iwenty-three election districts 10 hear
Hom' Ihese districts gave Gen Garfield large
PiuIantles but how they will do in this election
Is Oh course, query. My impression is, how
ever, that they will increase Mr. Blaines plural
10y 70 at least 1000. I am confident that moth
ing Dut fraud can prevent our success"
THE GOVERNORS ADvIcEs.
ALBANY, Nov. g., 8 p m.-There is intense
excitement over the result of the presidential
election. The feeling of suspense is gradu-
ally giving way to one of confidence and Ella
tion on the part of the Democrats, who be-
gan to jubilate this afternoon. They are now
firing one hundred guns in honor of the
election of Grover Cleveland. The governor
has been closeted with his private secretary
all the morning. All advices received by the
governor point Enthusiastically to his
election Congratulatory kilograms are
continually pouring in At 2 O'Clock a
message was received from the Democratic
national committee assuring Gov Cleveland
OF his election, and congratulating him on
the result Mayor Harrison of Chicago tele-
graphed this morning that Illinois would
give a Democratic majority of 5000 to
1000. Advices received here are to the
effect that West Virginia is now certain to
go Democratic. assuring a solid South Flags
ALL BUT TWELVE.
Returns from all the election districts IN
a. A.. q
can votes, and 557, 400 Democratic votes;
96S Republican plurality. Official returns
from Westchester county give Democratic
gain over the previous figures of 4SS. This
makes Cleveland's plurality in the state III.
Returns from all the election districts of the
state but twelve give 558 1868 Republican
and 557, ,So4 Democratic votes; Republican
plurality, 514 Official returns from
Queens county reduce the Republican plur-
ality in the state to 371, and the
twelve districts to be heard from.
The official vote of counties cut down
Blaine's 800 plurality. Reports by districts
indicate that Cleveland will have a plurality
in the state. The official vote of fifty-six
counties gives pluralities for Blaine of 59,-
384, and for Cleveland, SO, ,2O7. An estimate
on the four counties not in gives pluralities
for Blaine 9,319, and 4S7 for Cleveland
which would give Cleveland a net
plurality in the state of S31. OFF,
cial county returns and very close figures
on the twelve counties which have not been
officially reported, indicate that Cleveland's
plurality reaches nearly 1, 900 in the state.
The official returns show heavy Democratic
gains
LATEST FROM NEW YORK
NEW YORK, Special Telegram, Nov. 7.-The
Sun this morning makes Cleveland's plural
ity in this state ,176. The Times places
Cleveland's plurality at 1,276. The Star
and Truth also claim that Cleveland has
carried New York.
NEW York Nov. GA number of prom
inent lawyers met at the Fifth Avenue hotel
this evening to take such action as seemed
necessary to insure a scrutiny and fan
canvass of votes cast Tuesday. Among
those present were Ee-Secretary Benjamin
H. Bristow, Congressman Hewitt, James O.
Carter, president Of the Peace association;
Ex-Gov. Beale of New Jersey, Ex-
Attorney General G. S. Fairchild, @.
Barlow, Gov p. Lowery, Frederick
r. Cowdert, William c. Whitney, W. H. Bar
mum, F. L Stetson, District Attorney P. B.
Olney, Charles P. Miller, Albert SticlEney, w.
G. Peckham, and W. S. Opdyke. Resolutions
in accordance with the object of the meet
ing were adopted, after Aaron ]. Vanderpool
Carter, Bristow, Stetson and Whitney had
discussed the election laws, and a committed
were appointed to take such action as it saw
fit in relation to the votes of New York
Kings Queens, Suffolk and Richmond
| counties.
The Tribune estimates that Blaine has a
plurality in the state of 1,114 votes The
Times returns, from all but two counties
show Cleveland has 1875 plurality. The
Suns revised figures, from fitty-fve or sixty
counties, make Cleveland's plurality ], 200.
| The New York Tribune now claims l,OOO
plurality for Blaine in New York state. Re-
turns received from county clerks
are what so suddenly changed to
Cleveland a plurality for Blame in this
state, which election district returns earlier
used had given him. The county clerks re-
turns thus far give to Cleveland 1 900 plur-
ality.
ELECTORAL ESTIMATES.
ELECTORAL VOTES AND POPULAR MAJoRTTIEs
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