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

NEW YORK, Nov. :, ga May Gould this
morning sent the following to Gov. Cleve-
land:
IL heartily congratulate you on your cleo
tiOn. All cOncede that your administration
as Governor has been wise and conservative.
and in the larger field as President feel that
you VIII do still better, and that the vast
business interests Of the country will be en-
tirely safe in your hands. JAY GOULD"
NEW YORK. Nov. Z, 10 A. M.-This morning
a salute of 100 guns was fired IN the City Hail
Park by order Of the leaders of the County
Democracy in honor of Cleveland's election
TO the Presidency. The booming of guns
drew large crowds from the bulletin boards
at the newspaper offices to the park. During
the firing a portion of a wad from a gun
struck a little newsboy named Jacob Simon
in the face, knocking out his eye. The
Herald, Sun and Eetrd have with
drawn their bulletins. At the World
Office bulletin board this morning
the crowd was quite enthusiastic over the
announced election Of Cleveland and Hend-
ricks. This was increased when it was dis
closed that jay Gould had conceded the State
to Cleveland and had sent a telegraphic dis
patch to the Governor cOngratulating him
upon his election. The Republicans continue
firm, however, and till maintain that Blaine
has carried the State.
NEW YORK, Nov. Z, II AS A. M.-Ten districts
not heretofore reported at all have just
reached the Associated Press offices. SOms of
them came from mountain regions by mail.
These foot up as follows: Blaine 64. Cleve-
land 2i7. The total plurality for Blame in
these districts Is 447.
NEW YORK. Nov. :, y M.-The Herald to-
day SAYS that New York State is Democratic;
that official returns show it; that these re-
turns and no other viii be regarded by the
State Board of CanYassers, and that, although
there Is a conspiracy to steal the Presidency
and Vice Presidency again for candidates
whom the people have rejected, it cannot
possibly succeed.
more have passed, and the result
in the great State of New York
and in the country at large remains uudeter-
mined. Returns come in slowly and with
conflicting effect, those from sources upon
which heretofore we have been accustomed
to rely differing wholly from those which our
own sources of information supply. We infer
from the returns thus tar received up to the
hour of going to press that Cleveland has a
plurality in this State of more than 1000"
The Sun also says: There IS no cause for
alarm or suspicion because of delay in receiv-
ing returns from remote DISTRICTS and adds
THE State of New York Will be carried by
the man who has received the most votes and
by nobody else. There is no power that can
wrest il from him, and it Is an insult to the
people of this country to intimate the posi-
bility even that the crime committed eight
wears ago can be repeated"
The World SAYS: "There need be no doubt
about the result of the Presidential election.
New York has given Cleveland plurality of
not less than 2.5UO. He has been fairly elected,
and will be the next President of the United
States.n 1t also ridicules the idt of any
successful attempt to steal the vote
of New York, remarking that the only
conceivable result OF sending false
throw the election INTO the House Of Repre-
sentatives.
The Times saws there is no shadow of doubt
that Grover Cleveland has been elected.
1000 PLURALITY.
NEW YORK, ? P. M.-Printing House square
is crowded with people. The Associated
Press figures by counties show that Cleve-
land has 1000 plurality.
WHAT THE ''EYENING JOURNAL" SAYS.
ALBANY. y. Y, Nov. THE EgeRin0
Journal comedies the election of Cleveland. 1t
saws: There seems TO he no longer any doubt
that Gov. { eVeland has been elected Presl-
dent. Every county has sent in its full vote.
4 careful VerificatiOn of the results assure
Gov Cleveland . plurality of about 1000 in
the State. The vote VIII not vary
ures. New York gives Cleveland
enough votes to elect him. The Journal has
devoted all its energies towards securing an
other result, and lt now reluctantly states
that the election has been decided apparent
IL from its desire, because it believes that a
prompt Fecogniti, OF the will of the majOri-
" is essential 20 the maintenance and preser-
walton of American institutions, SO long as
the people of the United States have decided
10 transfer the Federal administration
TO the Democratic party we are glad that the
decision has been made IN favor of a Demo-
crat from New York State. Pride in the En-
pire state. which has furnished only one
President to the United States, Martin Van
Buren,, in 1886, undoubtedly gives TO every
citizen of the State, bias in favor of his fellow
citizen"
The Acting Superintendent of Police to-day
sent message to all police captains TO pre-
vent all parades not having proper permits
from the police. and 10 give an escort to those
that had permits
The Albany E0eRing journal, Rep, in its
last eiitiOn tonight, SAYS: "Every honest
citizen and newspaper desires simply that the
no
declared as the vote was cast. The Journals
claims OF Blaine's election were based on the
best reports Obtainable on Wednesday and
Thursday. To-day, when the official returns
removed all doubt. it frankly acknowledges
defeat" The Journal also prints all the cleo
tionreturhs.
EEw YORK, Nov. Z, 10 P. M.-The executive
committees OF the various Cleveland and
Hendricks clubs met tonight and resolved to
hold mass meeting Of merchants and citizens
tomorrow evening in the Academy of Music.
The committee issue an address to the busi-
ness men Of the city in which they say that