Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-11-07

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address frs9 isses 6<pusssr.. c.
m1ssee.
NEW foKx, Nov. e.-Ths foIlgvino ad-
dress has 3ust boen issued
The kepublicau Naf10na1 Cum uittee
roJosoee 3hMs rsf1Ens 900 tunotped var
fene them IN ennounoino fhe frium-
phxnt eiection of Blaine ana Loan.
The Republicans have carried every
nerfhern State excsps New Jersey and
s'onnectscut Virginia seems also %
nave gIyen . majority for tn ReuuhIt
oen eanss and ticket, and therS =
strong probability that West Virginia
mas also, while other Soufbern States
are SILL N doubt. The Eorshern Ststes
asone. however, give to Blaiue nnd Lbo-
knn % electorAl votes and insure tbsir
sleceton. In Hsw York assempts % tam
pr With The returns have already bean
oeteceed. The actual vote cast il Nov
FORK city, KtnRB county aad Hasa other
sIeofi0n preolnsts give II the utnoet
only llS plurality 10 Grower Cleveland.
while 10 prectncts not yet heard from
gave zl5f plurality 70 Gnr6sld. There
= tnerefores NO Rround fog d01bt that
me homes vote OF the State has been
given 70 the Republioan candidases. and
.noueh the defeated candidate for the
Pfee1deacy u at the head Of the eIection
machinery In this State, the Dsmocrasis
party, which has nosoriousIv been A
party of fraud tn elections for years,
VIII NOT be permitted to thwArS the will
of the people. The National RepubIi-
san COMMITTEES calls on chairmen and
individual members 10 take the prompt
90 and most stringent means 20 pruseos
he sanctity Of the ballot boz. The Re-
publican candidates have been honestly
siectsd beyQpd question and any attempt
% cheat the people and 20 defeat their |
vii thus expressed ct the polls must Be |
Iterniy opposcd and resisted by every
~ respecting citizen.
b. y. yoxxs, Chairman.
SAnL. FxssEzDKz. Secretary.
wais street Mates.
NKw Yonx. Nov. g. q. \. 1hree's.
00A; +11s, IiS1; -, l22; Pacific 95's,
rs, American Express SO. Canada Pa
mo 43H, Canada southern ~, Gen.
raj Pacific Dsk. Chicago. Burlington
: Quincy III, Denver 4 kio GrAnde |
!. Erie l21, Hannibal d 81. Joe So,
kansas aud Texas 10, Lake Shore |
W. Michigan Central 81, northern
Pacific IN, Northern Pncific preferred |
~, Northwestern 6lx, Louisville 4
Nashville 2lZ, Oregon Railway q Nav |
cation 6, Oregon Transcoutinental |
~, Oregon Improvement Is. Pacific |
Natl 49k, Panama 50, Rock Island |
l105<, Sc. Paul tax. Texas Pacific %. |
Union Pacific 4SH, United States Ex- |
press 81. Wells Fargo los, Western |
Union 581S. Nsw York Central 83J<, |
Lackavanna ll0JS. Petroleum firm e |
81.
Msney Market.
NEW YonK, Nov. 6.-Money advanced |
~ per oent; closed offered IL prime |
paper. 5a6 per cent ster-
ing exchanges, banksrs' bills, $3.50 de-
nand, $4.s4H.
Insease Excitemens.
NEW YoRx, Nov. 6.--Politioal feeling |
,u she streets has bean intense ever |
sinoe the election and Ii nov rapidly as
'uming tone Of bitterness. Good |
nature seems 20 be vanishing and |
trouble may arise. The entire police Of /
he city 10 ON duty and 8 reserve b held |
IN stations In each precinct.
BcsiexinG Aewspapes oaices.
New YoRK, Nov. 6.-Newspaper offices |
are infested by crowds of people, and |
travel and traffic 10 greatly impeded. |
men throne about the Tfmss, |
World and Epsaiag Post. Blainites be- |
siege the Tribune, Commercial and Maj |
and cypress. while people Of all politics |
and no politics surround the Snn. Fav-
oring builesine are largely cheered by |
psrtisans, and adverse announcements |
call forth groans and hisses, with excia- |
Of +" Counting outr' and "Tam- |
pering with the returns - there is a |
repetition OF the interest In returns and |
excitement attending their reception |
which marked she Hayes Tiiden cleo
lion.
A warning.
The Epesfsg Nass publishes the fol- |
lowing oonspicuously We believe IL |
TO be oar duty TO caution the friends Of |
Blaine that any attempt to subvert the |
will Of the people by tampering with re-
turna will be perilous. TIE people, In
the case Of fraud In returns. could not
be restrained. As much as We depre-
cate violence, we fear turbulence and
bloodshed would result. Beware r
Rigurins Closely.
NEW York. Nov. 6.--All the morning
papers, the TrTbssae excepted, have con-
ceded che election Of Cleveland by from
800 30 5000 plurality. The Tribsae has
printed table OF county majorities,
which ~ footed up gives Blaine l66 pia-
rality. The foetines, the Post says, were
wrong, however, the correcs vote being
Blaine 6o.1f4, Cleveland q, 272 Cleye-
lands plurality 12S.
The Evening Post In head lines says,
!" Cleveland is President. His election
In assured" while the Commercial in
head lines announces Blaine's chances
in New York are constantly growing
Blaine's plurality Is 6i6n
No Trouble Reported.
Inspector Thorns, In charge Of police
says no trouble Is report
ID or expected anywhere, and that no
orders have been issued
10 the police.
A Csrressisn.
A correction Of an error made by the
polling clerk Of Richnond county and
Isss discovered makes the figures, Blaine
s64. 739, Cleveland b54 SO.
new the Vote d Ceanted.
ALBANY, Nov. 6.-The Albany Jesrnai
this evening says: On Tuesday the
Board Of Supervisors will meet in the
various cities and canvass the returns.
Their duties are purely clerical. They
simply add the total returns OF towns
and election districts and wards, certify
10 their accuracy aud transmit the GER
tilted returns 10 the Secretary Of State.
During this month the State Board OF
consisting Of Secretary
Carr. Comptroller Chaplin, Attorney
General Orrin, State Treasurer Max.
we'll and State Engineer Sweet, meet In
this city and add up the totals OF the
returns from the counties,
and the resalt Of the Official vote OF the
State, and according 10 that result Ger
tifioates of election are issued by The
State Board 20 the Presidential electors
who have been chosen.
Address from the PrshIeisisn Cens-
mtstee.
Nxw YoRx. Nov. 6.-The total prohi-