The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-11-15
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Nashville, NGv No. Inc Haarsisry "A
state has resolved Uninial returns fun
Nifty e%f1nties IN Tennsssea, This iasl
estimate, from official and unofficial 70
Turns, shGw Bates majority fof nayafHor
b. he ffgm 5000 ~ " OO6 Clsselahds
vote will efoool ihsby a lev Thousand
New York
Nov York, Nov. \ The Committee
n Democrats who are comparing tho
returns u tho Presidential vote complet
ed their labors to-day. II nn found
that the two sata " returns agreed ~.
aetly. The two sots that we're compar
I'd werc those delivered 10 the county
clerk and those ~ tbs Police Commits.
aioners.
WHAT THE PArEns Raj.
Tho Sun says "Ono " the most ro.
mafknble features u this exceedingly
close aud exciting election has been the
vide discrepancy between the various
computations Of the result In New York
State offered 10 the public from differ
ent sources, Not only have both sides
claimed a plurality for their candidate,
but their estimates have been rs much
Hs 10000 apart, although u was appa-
rent on Wednesday morning that the re-
suit must DO very close. The returns
collected by tho Sun from every county
In the State have from tho first indicat.
cd a small plurality for Cleveland, and
when this has been slowly cut down as
corrected figures have reached US IL
seems now to have reached Il point
where comparatively little change is
likely 10 be made by further revision.
While the Associated Press returns from
The election districts appear to vary con.
siderably from the figures wo obtained,
and 10 give some oOuntenance 10 the
claim OF the Republican National Com
mittee that Blaine has carried the State
by q very ANAL plurality, yet We have
20 far been unable TO discover any rea.
son for expecting any material change
In the result as shown by our own care.
fully collected returns, which give
Cleveland a plurality Of 1906 in this
State"
Tho Times computes the plurality Of
Cleveland at 1861.
The Herald places Cleveland's plural
ity at 1905.
The World says Clovoland's probable
plurality in the State is l,42i.
The Tribune extra says : Estimates
as to the result In this State continue
calculating in such q way, A. returns
from time 10 time come in, as 10 show
that the margin is so narrow that the
official count will DO indispensable to
determine the result"
Albany, Nov. s.--There has been no
dimlnution IN the number Of congratnla
tory dispatches that were received by
Presidential Cleveland, aud to-day
Col. Lamont, the Governors private Be-
rotary and several attaches of tho office,
we're constantly arranging messages.
At least 1000 Of theae have been recoiy.
ed during tho last two or three days,
and they have come from nearly every
State in the Union. The Governors
mail Is also exceedingly large, and the
executive chamber has been thronged
with visitors all day, many Of whom
shook the President-ele by tho hand
Among the callers was Ex.Secretary Of
tho Treasury, Benjamin 4. Bristow.
yASDRRBILT's' LETTER or c~oSaRaruLA.
TON TO CLEVELAND.
She following letter was receivoa h,
Gov. Cleveland from VIM. Ii. Wander
bilt:
To tho Hon. croy.r clovo,,r,.
My DEAR Sin: | congratulate YOU
and the people Of the whole country mn.
on your election TO the Presidency oI
the United States. You your cleo
lion, in my judgment, TO the fact thai
the people believed o 10 b, an homes,
man, and not 10 any particular effort,
made by any faction of either the Dem
pcratic or Republican parties. The in
dependent men who caro- for good
government than for parties aud indi
Vlduals have made you their choice DO
cause they were convinced that your adj
ministration would not be for the beneht
Of any political organization or fayore,
persons, but for the interest Of I'll,
whole people. This Ia Just the resul
which Is most desired. We have reach
ed . time when party amounts 10 little
the country is above all, aud wants Al
honest government by honest men
Inc peiiei mat We Will IND II In you ha
ieo 70 our election.
iou, very ,ruiyornnm
Ia n. ,ANDEisbiLr.
Nv" ioiA' NV :, 1901.
Albany, Nov. S-The Evening Jourr