Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1884-11-13

Houk In the Second and Taylor In the
Tenth. The rest of the Congressional
delegation Is Democratic. The Demo-
cratic maturity In the legislature is CON-
siderably reduced. Bate, Democrat,
for Governor, is probably elected by
reduced majority.
Vermont Twenty-Five thousand
five hundred plurality for Blaine.
Navada-Half counted shows that
Blaine has carr Tod the state.
Oregon Republican by 600 to 1000.
The Situation On the Tan.
1850 a. m. Now the associated press
sent cut bulletin coDcediDg Cleve-
lands plurality in New York to he S3i.
On the evening of the 9th the follow
ing circular was issusd:
HEADQUARTERS NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC COM
hiTIEE NEW YORK NovEmBsR d, 1904
Tue National DrnlUcratc Colpmittee AL
nounces To the people OF he U oited States thar
Or Cleve ard and Thomas A. Hendricks
have carried two hundred aud nineteen electo
raj votes for the oiiic, of President and Vice.
Pre- sident Of the United States, as follows:
Alabama, Arkansas, Connecticut, Delaware,
Georgia, Kentucky, Louisiana, Maryland,
Mississippi Missouri, New YUk, New Jersey,
North Carolina, Tennessee, Texas, Virginia,
West Virginia. Florida ami Indiana, Casting
in all TWO HUNDRED AND NINETEEN electoral
votes eighteen electoral votes IN re than
sufficient 10 elect. No fraud or cOnr'vsnc.
eau defeat the Will Of the p ,oole OF the u oited
States 'buspuolicly and Deliberately declared.
A 2. 6oRMAN,
Chairman Executive q unmittee.
This circular from the national COM
mittee was supplemented by one is.
sued by Gov. Cleveland. as follows:
II believe have been elected president
and nothing but the grossest frauds
can keep keep me out of it, and that we
will not permit"
Still another circular sent by the
chairman of the Democratic state COM
mittee to the Now York Evening Post,
says:
BY official returns from every county Cleye-
land aud Hendricks have carried New York
state by safe aud sure mai Irlty. NJ mschi-
nations or false claims or pretended doubts OF
Blaine'e managers can change this result
Friends Of hons st government ana homes
elections can be everywhere assured that the
Democratic board OF canvassers will see that
the true vote is correctly declared.
(Signed) DANIEL MANNING.
In Indiana the Democratic mana
gers claim to have reports from every
county in the state, figuring the plural.
ity for Cleveland at 1885. The official
count may change this little.
While the Democrats are thus conf
dent Republican organs claim that the
reports are too conflicting and that the
official count will be necessary 20 de-
eide who is elected. Several Republi-
can papers on the morning of the 9Th
published tables giving Blaine 1872 cleo
toral votes and Cleveland 1888, with
New York doubtful.
On the evening Of the 9th the Repub-
licsn national committee issued an ad-
dress claiming every Northern state ex-
cept New Jersey and Connecticut. and
also Virginia. and expressing confidence
that West Virginia and other southern
states would swell the Republican
majority beyond further cavil.
THE RESULT IN MICHIGAN.
According to adyices in the Detroit
Free Press on the morning Of the 9th
an official count will be necessary TO de.
eide the vote in Michigan. Figures SO
far returned foot up the biggest on the
Republican side, but the Fusionists are
hopeful that this result will be changed
ny lhtCL 1hd hOio COihpicto iOluAbS'
The Fusionists claim seven of the eleven
congressman by u majority of 6.182.
In tho legislature the Fuslonists gain
one member in the House. but this Z all
is ffset by the loss If senator. On
governor The same paper comedies Al
ger 8 plurality TO be- ! ,229 and the Blaine
elect ors 1876. The vote for Clev Gland
in the stale is estimated at about 162,
600 and for Butler SO, 600 is the outside
figure. ST. John received 1900, while
Preston secured 10000.
CLAIMED FOR CLEVELAND.
At ] o'clock on the morning of Nov.
the Associated press sent out this
statement: "On n careful review of the
figures by districts as furnished by the
agents of the Associated press, correct
cd by returns received during the day
so as TO bring the record down to thi'
time, the total vote of the state stands
For Cleveland, $50 $50; for Blaine,
55S, 426. There are Is districts from
which returns are still behind or ques-
toned. These in 1880 gave Garfield q
plurality OF 1856. Inc counties in which
the lacking districts arc located are
Essex. Madison, Saratoga, Sullivan and
Ulster"
The following IS the vote by counties
as sent out BY the Associated press on
the 9Th.
CrEvFIAND's pI trRAIIry