The Dickinson press., 1884-11-22
SETTLED At LAST.
The Highest Republican Author
tiles !Concede the Election Of
Cleveland al President
The Count in New York County
Concluded, and the Tribune
Makes Cleveland's Plural
ity 1907.
Mr. Blaine Accepts the Result in q Nos,
Graceful Manner and Does Not Seem
Cast Down,
kilograms to the Pioneer Press.

NEW YORK, Special Telegram, Nov. 10
In spite of the fact that in the canvass to-day
gains of a hundred or more were reported
for Mr.. Blaine there is no doubt in New York
tonight that Grover Cleveland has carried
the state and is elected president The
Tribune itself comedies the fact tonight
and will tomorrow morning announce the
election of Cleveland. The Tribune's figures
give Cleveland's plurality in the city at 49,
OG4, and in the state at 1916. These
figures were made upon the heads of the
known that Oswald Ottendorfer, the
editor of the Stats Zeitung, who
heads the Democratic electoral ticket, runs
behind his colleagues about 1872 votes.
THE OFFICIAL ANNOUNCEMENT
of the result of the canvass in this city, as
made to Smith f. Weed, of the Democratic
state executive committee, tonight, places
the vote of the highest Blaine elector on the
ticket at 9O.O93, while the lowest Cleveland
%elector is 1873, 157. This leaves q clear plu-
rality of Cleveland of 43, OG4 in the city, and
1895 in the state for the lowest electors
against the highest. The Democratic COM
mlttee count, which was two less than the
official count developed, gives Cleveland
1,236.
INA FROM CHAIRMAN JONES.
1t is not likely that the members of the
national committee will remain in New York
more than a few days longer now. sRet"
Clarkson, the Iowa member, left for home
Friday evening. Treasurer Weeks has gone
back to Pittsburg and Chairman Jones will
leave for the same city next Wednesday
night, as 500 as the official vote is declared
from Albany. Mr.. Jones said tonight:
Il don't believe there is much to add to what
you have already heard from me. If we had been
able to have gone back to the actual frauds per-
petrated at the polls, l believe We would have
carried this state by a handsome plurality"
when did you discover that this could not be
done?"
Only on Monday last, after our last address
had been issued. There has been a good deal
said about that address, but everything was said
and done in the best of faith on the representa-
tions of reputable men from all parts of the
state. AS soon as we found that the actual
ballots in the state had been by
law destroyed and nothing remained
but the returns of the election officers, we were
convinced that nothing but the most fragrant
frauds would induce the canvasscrs to so be-
hind the returns. This did not transpire, aud
the result you know"
when did you first begin to doubt the sue
cess of Blaine's elcction?"
when l saw the business mems parade here
on Saturday afternoon, previous to election.
That gave me an idea of the Independent de-
lection which l had not had before"
NEW YORK COUNTY COMPLETE.
NEW YORK, Nov. 15.-The hoard of can
vassers completed the canvass of the 712
election districts of this county thise~ evening.
The First election district of the Eighteenth
assembly district, by error, returned "a
number should have been 81. The
committee on corrections will rectify
the errors and report in favor of 81
votes Monday morning. With that return
in, the official vote of the lowest Democratic
%elector IN this city is 133,157, and for the
highest Republican elector O,O93, giving
the lowest Cleveland elector a plurality Of
3,O64.
DESERTED COMMITTEE ROOMS.
The national and state headquarters of the
Republican and Democratic committees
closed tonight. Chairman 3. L. Jones, of
the Republican national committee. left his
rooms early. Secretary Fessenden and
Committeeman Elkins remained during the
early evening, and were in conversation with
Wake Blaine. All conceded Cleveland's
election. Assistant Secretary Loomis said:
1t is all over. We only await the action of the
we have made a good fight considering that we
did not have one-third the amount of funds con-
trolled by the national committee in the Garfield
campaign.
The Democratic national committee head
quarters were deserted. Senators German,
Jones and Barnum had left the city, feeling
their work was ended. Chairman w. L.
Smith, OF the state committee, has gone
home to Plattsburg, and Secretary Bum left
this evening. There was little talked about
in the hotels and in public resorts but the
election. Professional betting men have not
settled their wagers, but await the decision
OF Kelly and Bliss booklnakers, which will
be given after the action OF the state board
OF canvassers. The World gives Cleveland
l,lO7 plurality in New York state, and the
Times gives him LOS. The SUMS revised
figures give Cleveland q plurality of LOTT.
ALL THE COUNTIES.