Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-11-06
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, Nov. 5, 2P. Mn this city the
entire County Democracy ticket is elected.
Grace. for Mayor, has 10000 majority. Thir-
teen hundred and forty precincts in New
York state, outside of New York and Brook
lvn. give Blaine 3l3.70O, Cleveland 26S, 1884,
Butler 1901. st. John 5000, a net Democratic
-aiu of 1925 In New York and Brooklyn
tlevelaud's majority Is 5o,322- In the cOun-
Try. ls far as heard from. Blaine's majority Is
4-tl3, leaving Cleveland's majority 1869.
The result Of the election in BrOOklyn and
county towns causes great enthusiasm among
the Democrats and Independent Republicans,
who cO-Operated with them in bringing about
the victory. The figures on the electoral
ticket show that Cleveland has majority IN
Kings county over Blaine of Is, ,l52- Buffers
total vote is 2,09I, while st. John received
1850. The Democrats have elected three
out OF four members Of Congress and nine
ont Of twelve Assemblymen. They have also
elected their sheriff, City Judge, Comptroller
aud Auditor, besides a majority OF the Super
vis0rs. In the Congressional Second district
Felix Campbell, Dem, IL, ,499; Thomas Sheri-
uau. Rep, u,5O4, Campbelps majority 5,ig5.
Third district, Caleb l.. Smith, Dem, l3. lS3;
Darwin K. James, Rep, 1866; James MA
i1rity 6,433. Fourth district, Peter =. Ma
honey, DEM, 1908; Bernard J. MulhOlland.
Rep. 1898; MahOney,s majority 800. Fltth
district, Archibald NJ. Bliss, Dem, lS,S3S;
Jacob Worth, Rep, l3,O25; Bliss majority
At the headquarters of the National Repub-
Hcan Committee the members Of the EXecu-
tive Committee were IN an unusually surly
mood. Steve Elkins declined positively to
say anything whatever on the political out
look. At the headquarters Of the National
Democratic Committee Senator German eX-
pressed the utmOsti confidence IN the sue
cess and the election Of Gov. Cleveland. He
sent "a letter to a friend to-day in which he
hie information 10 be had, that his party
would carry the State by 10000 majority,
Connecticut by $500, and New jersey and In
diana 10y small malOrItles. 1he feellng De-
tween Tammany Hall and the County
Democracy has been much IN
tensihed by the result thus far
acknowledged. For the moment the Tam
many people are stupefied by the force OF the
blow which has been administered. They do
not hesitate TO say that the County Democracy
sacrificed Cleveland at the polls for the bene-
nc OF Grace. The County Democrats retOrt in
s similar strain, but feel that as they have
got everything, they can afford to be mag
nanimOus. The feeling among the leaders at
both the National and State Democratic head
quarters was that the quarrel has cost Cleye-
land 20, 600 votes IN the city.
The following is the full total vote
b for the city and county offices: Mayor,
Grace, County Democracy and Citizens,
1928; Grant, Tam, S5,39l; Gibbs, Rep, A.
Isl. Grace's plurality over Grant, lO.9O2,
Comptroller. LOew, County Dem, s4,1gsi
PANE, Tam, 1913; Plummer, Rep, s, ,9z5;
LOew's plurality over Paine. 7,7S6. President
Of the Board OF Aldermen, Sanger, County
DEM, 81 Isl; COchrane, TAM, 1860; O'Con-
F5i, 59T Rep SoSS2;ne S9SS2; sapgers Rlg- Bi5
trict Attorney MARITIME, County DEM, S6.-
s65; Forster, Tam, 7l,l23; Spencer, Rep,
56,9l9; Marines plurality over Forster, b.
$40. Coroner. Messemers, Tam, S4,69S;
Schultze, County Dem, 74.SO9; Edman. Rep,
g9,l3o; Messemers' plurality over Sehultze'
I0.3S9
There is no question as to the election Of Col.
John NJ. Farquhar, Rep. for Congress over
Daniel Lockwood. and Col. John b Weber.
Rep. IN the Thirty-third Congressional dis
trlct over II. B. Payne.
Ulster county gives Blaine about l25 ma
iority. The Republicans elect Lindley TO
Congress BY about SEQ, and Snyder and Has
breUek 70 the Assembly.
Orange county, complete, gives Blaine 200,
and Cleveland LIZA. Sullivan county gives
about 200 plurality for Cleveland. The Con-
gressiOnal and Assembly estimates are un-
changed. Beaehs majority is about 1000.
Webber. Rep, for Congress, has been elect
ed in the Thirty-third district by over 500 ma
jorlty.
Tompkins county gives Blaine 426 plurality.
Congressman ArnOt, protection Democratic
nominee Of both parties, was OF course elect
Ell. For Assembly. Clark, Rep, has plural
lty Of about 400. The remainder OF the county
ticket is re elected by the Republicans by from
a1l 20 400 majority.
Complete returns for Franklin county show
plurality for BlainesOf l,6SO.
RENSSELAER, county complete gives Blaine
sss plurality, but the Democratic county
ucket Is elected.
Oneida county. official: All but one election
district gives Blaine 1878, Cleveland l3,SSO,
DAller l.Szl. st. j ohm S4l.
Ihe official vote in SchOharie county is as
IolloWs: Cleveland $3.50, Blaine 3.4l3, 81.
gonn l93. Butler 90. For Congress John -
6bendar Dem., has 5,Sl5 and j. III. Ramsey
Rep, 3579.
Columbia county gives Blaine $40 majority,
Retcnaul, Rep, for Congress, l,l02 majority;
Futman county gives Blaine $50 majority ana
hetcham. Rep. 200 majority. ketcham's ma
JoTlty In the district for Congress is 1902.
LITTLE ALLEY, Nov. 5.-COrrectedr returns
rom rom Sattaraugus. county gives Blaine 1880
st. Lawrence county, nearly complete,
gives Blaine 2,723, Cleveland 5,74S, st. John
20, Butter l9- Five election districts not in
fsI-uded IN this report gave Garfield sS5 and
Hancock 292.
Montgomery county, complete, gives Blaine
99,soy and Cleveland 5,349. The official majority
th Albany county for the Cleveland electors
= ~ The majority Of Swinburnes KEEP, ior
congress is 2.l72.
The excitement in Buffalo is still undated.
Both parties claim the State. and the different
taper Offices are crowded with those anxious
near the latest reports. Both parties
AaFe been parading the streets cheering their
ean,udates. The main streets are crowded
slln excited people. There have been a few
Ilatqrbanees. but none Of a serious nature.
Inc latest figures, as full and authentic as Il
= possible 70 give them at this hour, are the
t1te OF the city: Blame 1S,52s, Cleveland H.
80! Butler III, St. John 1885, Blaine's plurality
u the city 1858.