Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-10
POLITICAL.
Gov ThroolmOrton Was Nominated
for Congress by AcClamation
az Henrietta.
Missouri Republicans Endorse Nicholas
Ford, the Fusion Nominee for
Governor
Ben Butler Delivers his ola Time Har-
angue at tho Nebraska
State Fair.
TIM stAlNE isLEcrtoN
d. OOn MAInRlaY.


PORTLAND, Me, Sept. 1.-TWO
hundred and sixty-scven towns give
Robbie ~ SIS Redman, IS o6i, scatter.
Ing, 9lil; plurality, le2l4, The same
towns In 1852 gave Robbie u, 6as.
Plnlsted, 496lo; scattering, lle5; plu-
rality, $685. Rohiewill nave over IL $50
plurality In total vote OF abcnt li,.0n0.
The vote OF 1850 gave a total plurality
Of lda, 80 the gain this year will bo No..
600 over the gubernatorlal vote Of 1850.
The presidential vote OF that year gain
cd 10000 on the gubernatoral vote and
the probable gain Ia November WILDE
considerable ON this All four OF the
congressman are elected aud the levis.
turc will be largely Republican.
nIGGikY RE-RLECTBp
LEWISTON, MIR, sept. U.--lsyery
town la the county, Win the eNcen.
ton ot Lewiston, shows n Republican
gain, Dinglcy, Republican, N a ne
elected 20 congreas Ia this district hy
5000 majority. running ahead OF the
ticket
riiE VOTE on 1ItE AMENDMENT.
PoRrLANn, M, sent -Munsnn,
the secretary OF the state temperance
alliance, reports the returns of the yota
an the piohlbition amendment IRON
2tl9 townr ~ inllowsi Yeas. 73,d0si
nays ~ oeh The majority Will prob-
ably exceed GS,OQD
REnD's rLuRAa3pN
PORTLAND, Ais, sepb Reodis
towns 10 hear from, \ 49,. The mlss-
Ing towns four years ago gays hlni lu5
plurality. rm
rHR sRNrE LisgiaLATUl&E
PORTLAND, Mr. Sepa H-- late ne
Turns show that the senate viii stand
81 Republicans, no Democrats. The
houHr AZ far as huaTd iroa, VIII have
/ 81 Republicans, "a Democrats
REPORT 10 riiE NATIONAL UoAl-
MllTEE
AUGUSTA, Me, sent 81 The follow
Ing telegram was sout 10y Postmaster
/ Manley to Secretary feHsenden III the
I Republican national committee tO day.
/ "On full vote We have swept the
state ana reelected Rlbie by L. OpO
majority. Mr.. BlAincs own city has
givon a majority of ~ greater than
WAS ever before known, aud his county
gives . 400 majority
/ WALKER BLAINE REPORTS no LOGAN,
AuouspA, ME., Sept. The fol.
/ lowing dispatch was sent Gen. Logan
[ 70 day
The result OF the election may be
/ thus summarized
I The Republicans have carried every
I county Ia the state with possibly the
exception Of Knox, whtoh II very
I close. They have elected twenty-niue
I senators and the DemucrAta only two.
I They have chosen four.hfths ct the
/ representatives Of the legisl .ture.
I They have elected four representatives
IN congress 10y large maJurities and
have given Gov. ltubie popular NM
jority OF 1900, The Republican vote
viii reach very near $1,000 being 1000
10 1000 larger than ever cnst before.
Our majority Il the largest we have
had since the presidential election 81
1903, and far exceeds our most SAM
gulne hopes.
lSigned WALKER BLAINE.
HOW THE HOUSE STANDS.
PORTLAND, ME-, Sept D--The
latest from tile houseof representative
shows M Republicans elected TO
thlrty.four Democrats, u net Republl-
can gain of seven
TlfE FIRST DISTRICT.
PORTLAND, ME-, bept. Full re-
turns nom the First congressional dis
trict give Reed l7,5sl. Cleves 10 600;
Reeds plurality 90 Ia 1850 Reedis
vote was 1890. and Anderson's 49,
SOB, Reeds plurality H. The entire
Republican county ticket IL elected by
big majority.