The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-09-11
The Vermont Election.

New YORK, sept, Warren Gibbs,
Chairman OF the Vermont Republican
State committee, tclegraphs to an even
ing paper ms follows:
"BUHlINUTlS, W., sept, b returns
do not Indicate that majority will be
loss than $1,000"
WHITE RIVER JUNCTION, W.. Scpt.3
-Rcmrns from III towns give lingroC
2i,6i2; Rcdington 1870; Soule, Green
back, 30; Stone, Independent and scat
tCring, l6j; giving Pingreo a majority
over all OF l2,273. The same towns In
ESQ gavo Farnhan, Republican, 2, i0ji
Phelps, Democrat. ls.t10; giving, Farm
ham Il majority of li,I&i. This shows II
falling offin the Republic ~ vote from
1850 OF 2,3s2, and in the DE .nocratlG vote
of the same year Of6sO.
For Congress In the First district Stow.
art, Republican,, has 7,2ji; simmons,
Democrat, 2.I9j; Greenback and scatter
ing, ll3; Stewards majority, f,6yi. In
the Second district Grant, Republican,
has l2,l2l; Goddard, Democrat 5,2il;
Cummings, G%reenback and scattering,
ll3; Grants majority B,76i. The towns
ham. 2T,i05; for Phelp-, 1860; making
Farnham's majority, li,75j. AT this
rate the Republican majority for Gov
ornor will be about 10000. The Legislu-
turc stands 9S Republicans, II Demo
Gratis, | Greenbacker and | Independent.
twenty of the largest towns, including
Burlington, Rutland and ST. Albans,
give 'ingree, for Governor, 0,733; Red
ingtun. 5,i9i; Soule, ll6; Pingree's mt
iority, l,l63. The same towns In 1850
gave Farnham, 1850; Phelps, i,2%J;
FurahRm's majority, 1891.
Tln;ty additional towns were heard
from ts-day. They give Pingrec, Re-
publican, Tor Governor, SOL; ~Rediugton,
Democracy 2,GUi: Soule, Greenbacker.
l59; scattering, IL; Pingree's majority
over all, 2,iI2. This, added TO the vote
Of the towns heretofore reported gives
in the III towns heard from,
pingree, 2e,olS; Redington, 1853;
Soule, 4i3; Independents and
scattering, PSI; giving 'Pingreo a major
ity over all of ll,6i5. The same towns
gave Farnham, Republican, in 1880, 3D.
2O5; Phelps, Democrat, I5,i45; Green.
hackers, 400; giving farnhNn q majority
of 1905. This shows - falling Off in the
Republican vote of 1850 and a Demo-
cratic loss of So. The Congressional
vote Of these towns in the First district
is: Stewart, Republican, 9,67i; Simmons,
Democratic, 1888; k,dder, Greenback,
2i7, giving Stewart n majority of 1913.
In the Second district Grant, Republi-
car, receives l4,jj3; Goddard, Democrat,
GIL; scattering, ZIG; Grants majority,
S,3l5. The House of Representatives
stands Republicans, l22; Democrats, II;
Independent, B; Greenback,3.
Hiram Atkins, Chairman of the Dem
ocratic state committee says the Ropub-
lican majority is 10000.
BUELIN0TON, W., Sept. Warren
Gibbs, Chairman of the Republican
State Committee, has Just sent the fol-
lowing congratulatory dispatch on the
Vermont election to Mr.. Blaine.
BURLINGTON. Sept. 3.-Nernont points
The way To victory next November.
In an old fashioned Repuh
lican majority for the Staie
Ticket, in the face of an unscrupu-
ious enomy, who conducted n stiil-hunt
CANVASS, assisted by Independ-
ents and the trickery of
split tickets, we have won =
glorious victory. The Green Mountain
Republicans send greetings in Il major
ity of 23,0DO for PinEree and Ormsbee,
and Blaine and Logan. The anvas
was made on National issues. Vermont
substantially endorses the principles OF
u protective tariff and the protection of
American citizens abroad.
Signed "WARREN GIBBS"