Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-11-08

thl u U.s. DehIamln ID. Brewster an
One hundred guns were fired In Rrook1v
lnls evening TO celebrate the elestlon Of Gov
Cleveland TO the Presidency. In the evenin
Inere cIi was great Democratic torchlight pro
NEW YORK, Nov. 8, s,2A.M-On carefuI 20
view OF the figures by districts, as furnisbe,
Dy agents OF the Associated Press. eorracte,
bs C no'IIns tI received during the day, so as t,
Deug Ine record down to this time the toto
tote OF the state stands for Blaine 55S 496 An,
~. fUr Cleveland 559,SS6. There are Is district
onestiona6G willGh Inc Ihe returns are stil behind Of
pIuroiit,Sos: an nIiese, IN 1880, gave Garfield
PiuI Pi eIlly OF I36. The counties in which tht
- UAtng uistrlcts are located are Essex. Madi,
H. 1RaIa5Gga, sullivan and Ulster counties.
noiitioaA y u AZ late hour the police stopped
lead to trouble. A0oi inS 'H@S they mlghl
ar he e"Io hoy oiSy greatcrOwds gathered TONIGHT
Renubljcsn EstiU,s,0 IoIs ,0f the Democratic and
turns were er;oi i;1teiolal Committees. but no re-
absence Of the feVerish feiin " a. an eHtlfe
all parts of the city. lns VI last hlght IN
Kumors n were current to tie effect that Tobn
arreeted 20. i1 anu John D. OBrien had been
~ al t testeu !or alleged tampering with eioction
IStuThs; Mr. Brien was seen Ia Soi,i
VIZ ne nad been arrested. He 81 bo ,I
SIoou tnaI ne had been indicted bNtbe rrai
IN day or two. 4i'Q custody
oVnaE8r Sg 0orman, Chairman of the Doroo
Sa,t 49, {b Natl3nal sal Executive COMMITTEE hos
SenU tne lonoWlng dispatch to the Estio,,ea
committeeman for each State: atiohai
NEW YORK. Nov 100,
- Is now conceded on all sides thai or
i itnG "a anu .i henurlcks are elected. The nInIoI
1900. OiA Is Is not less than
mt Chalrman Dem. Executiva CON
me Ieenng about the Democrats bnad
qts qua1eeLs was 50 confident as to Cl1veiand;o
eieoeioh ti1'a tnaV the crowd dispersed At noon
''The Nat1onaiNAmocro+; O.
h09rInlhs 0I issued thefOlloW wing address. 'Ai'
Inc NallOnal Democratic Conn n,{t+oo -
,,,t teI actIVe measures TO insure fair and
prompt return IN alhdelaved and doiittfi en-
districts. Counsel an en1nlo,ar "Gu uouDtIuI
tIle onlclal canvass, AMI arranoern ~ w W "oSn 1.
made to insure the transmisSioS os ., nts are
penses Oh THIS action, which are n ,Il5:A .ne eA
heaVy, friends IN various sections All RuStoosslty
SUBSCRIPTIONS. Money will he thanxxsIIT1rtlng
celved by the National Committee Hlly re-
alSI vi .IIs nature 10 assist in enforcSg tbs
popular VIII should, TO Ae effective. be sne
The Republican Natl&a CommittA
said that they had no Aews to o-day. Inen men
| claimed that they had receAed 49, ,Rey
| Jay Gould had sent letter d 6congrstnSa+S Sat
to Gov. Cleveland upon hisolactii""'v," a1Iilns
and is elected. 0NN 0tdH
A revision of the figures in\vosto,.a
county shows clerical error in % Ss' yer
| ated Press footing. This was c&ea1di 1di95scl- ~,
| figure being mistaken for figuy6S tbSe
| having been blurred. The correcti0f SuG
| error gives Cleveland 500 more votes To- vIs tt
| previous statements based on electitt" az ~
| trlcts. us
By orders of the acting Superintende+ ~
| Police, issued day, captains are requira % %
| hold their men in readiness for any Outbr,I
| that may occur. large force OF police or
| GERS Is massed In the station houses nealest
| the newspaper offices.
The supreme Court to -day granted an Oda,
| Rurpan Of
to show cause why he should not permit No
| committee Of lawyers appointed at last niglle
| meeting to inspect the returns.
1t is stated that the grand jury has alread
| found indictments which are believed {
| charge persons with fraud in theelectiOl
| Steps are also to be taken to punish those eleC
| ton inspectors who were derelict IN sendin
| in their returns.
The Republican National Committee den
| thls afternoon that Blaine is coming to Me-
| Ork for conference with them. They sa
| they have no means of determining the resu
IN TINS State except by election district re
| turns, that they will only take such steps a
may be necessary to protect the party's inter
| est during the progress of the count, and tina
tothis end counsel will appear before the cour
| tycanvasslng boards next Tuesday. Theyisa
that the committee want nothing but fai
| play and what the law allows in the deter
minatiOn of the result by those authorized t
pass upon the returns, and this as matter
course they are bound to insist upon.
The following circular has been issued:
HEADERS NATL DIM. Com,
No. II WEST PATH STREET, NEW YORK
NEW YORK, Nov. Z. lSS4.)
To tie People Of the United States:
There can no longer be anv question con
cerning the result or the Presidential election
Grover Cleveland and Thomas a. Hendrick
have IS electoral votes more thaI
are necessary to elect them.
is not worth while for our adversaries t.
claim the electoral vote of the State of Ncv
York. 1t is absolutely certain that the re
turns of the proper officers Of the election Of
the night of Nov. showed a decisive pluralit
in the State for the electors supporting Cleve
land and Hendricks. If any different o
altered returns are now being prepared o
are promulgated they are corrupt, and
Justification of the records of the State q
New York, and the men aiding or abettn
the making of such reports are criminals. 1t
not expected that you Will tamely submit
the Vaccinations of such men. Let them un
derstand that you will recognize at noon to
morrow throughout the United States tn
actual election of Cleveland and Hendrick
by firing national salutes. Meet tO-mOrrOS
night throughout the country and expires
your opinion in a manner that cannot be mis-
understood. The men of New York are re
solved not TO submit to gross outrage attempt
ed to be perpetrated upon their rights, AM
will speak for themselves.
WILLIAM II. BARNUM,
Chairman National Dem. Com.
A. p. GORMAN,
Chairman National EX. Com.
John Kelly says that he believes Clevelan
is elected President, although it may take tn
Official canvass to prove it. He says tina
Cleveland's plurality in New York is abou
1900.
THE PRESS CLAIMS.
NEW YORK, Nov. s. / A. M.-The indication
are growing stronger that the vote in thi
State will be nearer even than any estimate
have conceded. Many counties are yet to b
revised. however, and the work will be slo7
and tedious. 1t is necessarily so, since i
IL IL
or doubt is raised, the election district re
turns are inquired for. At this late hour it
not always easy to secure these promptly.
REID CLAIMS A CONTEST.
WASHINGTON, Oct. IA telegram was re
ceived here at O'Clock this afternoon by AS
sistant Secretary Coon from Whitelaw Rel
of the New York Tribune, as follows;
''The Associated Press figures give the Stat
again to Blaine by 400 majority. An oflicis
count will be necessary. and some returns ar
sure to go before the courts"
BLAINE CRIES FRAUD.
AUGUSTA, Me, Nov. Z, 1884.
B. F. Jones, Chairman ReDu6lican NatjonC
l am advised that there have been fraud
committed in New York State. Ibelieve tina
an honest vote of the State gives Republica
plurality, and 1 ask the committee to see tina
! we have fair and honest count.
JAMES G. BLAINE.
The latest advices received here from Ne,
York are to the effect that the Republican
| Committees, State and National, by carefU
examinations of the whole ground are satisfie
| that the State has gone for Blaine and Logan
| They say that a correction of the couut wi
show a small Republican plurality. and tha
they have taken steps to establish the fact
! Blaine's residence has been crowded all day
| many prominent citizens from distant part
| of the State arriving Interest in the resul
| in New York is growing deeper every hour
| This afternoon Blaine talked freely about tn
| cif 10 cQi T. dfefiY 1icI,oI
| of Maine: II feel entirely confident that tn
| honest vote of New York without a change O
manipulation viii show plurality for tn
Republican electors of not less than 1900 votes
/ don't speak idly, but from the most accurat
| data carefully furnished me from the mos
competent sources" Mr.. Blaine added tina
the dispatch of Daniel Manning, pubIishe
Yesterday, contained the most arrogant an
offensive threat to control the election re
turns in the interest of the Democratic ticke
ever made in any Northern State, and equale
the worst bulldozing proclamations ever is
sued in the South. He thought that its effeC
of New York, who cannot afford to have thei
State reduced to the level of lawlessness pre-
vailing in South Carolina and Mississippi. TIL
gentleman asked Mr.. Blaine if he felt muc
disappointment over the possible prospect G
losing the Presidency by such means
Mr.. Blaine answered, 81 do not fee
50 in any personal sense, but profoundly so o
account of the vast national interests de
pending on the result. / feel great pride tina
no :mputatiOn of fraud has ever been serious
" uttered against members of the Republica
party in any State or district. do not be
lieYe that the American people will accept
fraudulent result. The Republicans hav
carried the Northern States by more tha
GOO majority, and they do not propose I
have the leading State taken from them b.
fraud"
CLEYELAND's CONGRATULATIONS.
ALBANY, n. Y, Nov. Z, 10 P. M.-COngrat
ulatory dispatches poured in upon the Gov
ernOr all the morning. They come from ever
State in the Union. and several thousand hav
been received. Among the kilograms was on
from Jay Gould cOngratulating Gov. CIeve