Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-11-08

sss~ IN Blaine IN tns 0khko, buscu
r~furns earlier uasd had Riven
Gounsy Clerks returns thus fer
nereIand io90 plurality.
csuId 10 CfeveIanA.
-. voxx. Nov. 7.-Jay Gould this
80 seot the following to Governor
.is~d: II heartily congratulate yoa
1..~ eIecfion. ALI eoncsde that your
s;serefion as Governor has been
ss,d conservative, and In the larger
<sss President, feel that Won will do
~ 1870. and that the vast business
- 81 the country will be entirely
"a S yoar hands,
rrrther Eieetiss Ressvns.
-. voxx. Nov. THE MaH and
49, ava: Neither party yields
vovk State. The contest IL 80
-. shst Official figures may be neces-
4 defeYmine the result. Returns
~ seee;vei indicate an apparent
m.-Ten districts not hereto- !.
e. - -srrrted at all have Just reached
ssroeiated Press office, some Of
-. eominQ from mountain regions
q ..s;I These foot up rs follows
g - f1x. Cleveland 2l7 net Republi-
-. si.rzlify ID these districts, AT.
95cx' Nov. THE official vote Of
wsek,noton county gives Blaine 1881,
Gs~slsnd 4222, 30. John z55, Butler 1l5.
S~v~rcr1pr, N. Y. Nov. THE Of
80 vo1s Of Schenectady for Electors
Z. Hiaine $3.50, Cleveland 2y77, Boiler
2 = John los. BIaine's majority has
- jseorrectly reported at i46.
n~rrorr. Mich. Nov. IA careful
..~rariepu Of figures from both Dems-
800 and Republican sources show
~ - figures heretofore sent In the
ss-asiefed Press reports from this city
- rearIy correct. The Democrats
~. the Republicans a plurality of
sS.nt 100. and the Republicans claim |
selersIIsy Of 75C0. The State has gone |
nepabiican. according 70 comparisons
8 tbis Office, BY All. There 10 not 40
sroet difference on the State and Ma |
6ooaI tickets ~ was at first Thought.
New Jerseys Vote.
Tsxrox, N. J., Nov. Foil returns
fron eyery county In the State give |
n1yeIand plurality Of 25i9. The State |
grnats & Republican by one majority. |
90 ibe House Republican by ten ma
jcsify.
getsieing Democrats.
INV YoRx, Nov. IA morning salute
II 100 guns was fred in the City Hall
psrk by order Of the leader Of the
Cosuty Democracy Ia henor Of Grover
CkseIand's election to she Presidency.
fbs booming OF guns drew large crowds
lfom The bulletin boards at newspaper
o1sss 70 the Park. During the firing q
oortjon Of a wad from a gun struck a
|itils neusboy named jacob Simsn in
he face, knocking out his eye. The
Hfroid, Sun and Eztra have withdrawn
tboif bnllstin boards. Al the World
bnIIstin hoard this morning the crowd
ga quite enthusiastic over the an
nounosd election of Cleveland and Hem
drioks. This increased when 10 was de-
dared that Jay Gould had conceded TO
Cleveland, and had sent telspraphic
d!apsteh 10 the Governor oongratuiating
him upon his election. The Republicans
eontinus Arm, however, and still main
tain that Blaine has carried the State.
The Democrats fred 100 guns this after
noon over the election, and will parade
tonight and tomorrow.
Quieting Down.
PiTBBuRa, Nov. IA proclamation
vas issued today by Chief Of Police
Braun forbiddinP the posting Of election |
nturus and blowing tin horns on the |
street. This has had the effect OF re-
ducing the crowd materially, and the |
best order prevails. The pool rooms |
have also been closed until after the |
Presidential contest IL settled. by order |
Of the Mayor, as betting to calculated to |
keep up excitement aud partisan feeling. |
Csngratutating Cleveland.
ALBANY, Nov. 7.-Congratuiatory dis
patches have poured In upon the Gov.
amor oil the morning. aud already sey |
sral thousand have been received.
Among the kilograms was one from Jay
Gould. congratuiatinR Cleveland on his
election. There was constant stream
Of visitors In and out of the Executive
MANSION this morning. Many ladies
xere among the callers. The Governor
bore his honors modestly.
4 Question OF Accurate feesias.
NEw YonK. Nov. THE question IA
10 Who has carried New York IL nov
shieily question of accurate footing up
Of long columns of figures. The foot
inRs Of County Clerks. with only a few
missing. indicate that Cleveland has
about 1000 plurality. The footinps OF
election dissric's made In the Associated
Press Office indicate that Blaine has
neAriy an equal plurality. Twelve dis
sriets In the State had not up TO this
morning reported at all. Some sixty
olhefs had reported. but their accuracy
sas questioned, and they will be veri.
6sd today. The whole list of counties
vii be carefully readded today and the
result OF that addition, "a we'll as the
remit Of the compilations OF County
Clerks h2ur -. will be sent out by tue
Associated tg.ss. This work will prob
AblY not be completed before night.
innsaneement frsn the Democratic
Committee.
Headquarters of the National Demo,
cratic COMMITTEES, No. ii West Tween
tfoutth street, New York, November
!. 1854.
y he People Of the United States
There can mo- longer be any question
soneeEning the actual result of the
nc1adential election. Grover Cieye-
knd and Thomas A. Hendricks have q
majority OF eighteen in the Electoral
uollege. IL Ia not worth while for our
sdvsfsaries to claim the electoral vote
q shs State Of New York. IL is abso-
msels certain that the returns from the
uopef officers OF election on the night
q shs 9TH Of November showed q de-
sisise plurality 10 the State for the
SECTORS supporting Cleveland and
hendricks. IL any different or altered
nsufns are nov being prepared. or
.n promulgated, they are corrupt
mislhostions Of the records Of the state
y Nev York. and the men aiding or
ansstng the preparation Of such re
ous are criminals. IL Is not expected
Wal you will tamely submit to the
nseninations OF such men. Let them
snoeEseand that Won will not recognize
AsM AZ boon tomorrow throughout
Me uhiied States give actual reccgni-
VOC Of Cleveland and Hendricks by the
asinR o. NATIONAL salutes, and meet to
sfos night throughout the country
M ~ express your opinions in a manner
as cannot be misunderstood. The
- o. New York are determined not
I q 10 the gross outrage attempt
es pefpetratcd upon their rights,
a WI spcak for themselves.
VIM. II. BARSUM,
Chairman Natl Dem. Com.
A. p. GoRMAN,
caAirman National Ex. Con-.