Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-11-15

the DulleJlnS sent out on the election
night by the City Press Association has
resulted in showing a net Republican
gain of 351 on the Presidential electors.
In reference to it the Post SAYS:
At first sight such statement seems impOr-
tant, but in reality the changes thus far made
viii have no effect upon CleVeland's plurality,
as already announced. The returns made nm
for the newspapers on the election night con-
tainet many errors, but strange to say, a sub
sequent careful examination Of the official re-
turns make scarcely any change in the plural
ity for Cleveland as given unOflicially. The
explanation of this is found in the fact
that the errors made one side
were balanced with extraordinary eVenness
by errors on the other. a gentleman who is
very familiar with the actual figures of the
vote in all the assembly districts said to-day
that the official plurality in New York city
for Cleveland would not vary half a dozen
votes from the 1928, which is given him by
the Press reports.
The Fourth precinct of the First Elec-
tiOn district of this city, which was sent
back to the Supervisor yesterday for cor
rectiOn in its form, was counted on elec-
tiOn night as having given "A for Blaine,
1913 for Cleveland, and l for Butler. The
Sixth, Nineteenth and TWenty-siXth pre-
cincts of the Seventh Assembly district,
which were similarly returned for correc-
tiOn, gave, according to the first figures
reported, Blaine 40S, Cleveland 375, and
Butler 6. If these figures are not
changed, the First district will show a
gain of 8 for Blaine over the figures of
Nov. >, and a loss for Cleveland of 49.
The Seventh district will show gain for
Blaine of 215, and a gain for Cleveland of
"a. 1t is claimed by the Democrats that
the first count in these two districts was
incorrect, and that the final canvass will
show little or no gain for either side.
All the counties of the State have sent
in their official reports except New York,
Erie and Monroe. If there is no change
in the pluralities of these three counties
from what was reported by their county
clerks, just before the canvass of their re-
turns began, Cleveland's plurality in the
State will be 1,26S. The fifty-seYen cOun-
ties which have reported show gains for
Cleveland of q and losses for Cleveland of
40; gains for Blaine of 13, and losses for
Blaine of IA. The canvass in New York
county for the six districts already re-
ported is as follows: CIeveland's gains II
and CleVeldnd's losses 160; Blalne's gains
70 and Blaine's losses 81; net gain TO
Blaine of 166. This does not include the
differences already noted in the incOm-
pleted canvass of the First and Seventh
Assembly districts, nor are the changes in
New York county included in the state
ment of the vote which puts Cleveland's
plurality at 1,268.
The official canvass of the Ninth AS
ty-frst election district missing, gives
Blaine 4, 440 votes, Cleveland 5,117, But
Ter 10, and st. John 124.
The Tenth district complete gives Blaine
4,177, Cleveland 5,591, Butler 124, st. John
IL, change of in favor of Cleveland
from the press report.
The Eleventh district complete gives
Blaine 1867, Cleveland 3,342, Butler 81,
St. John So. No change.
The Twelfth district complete gives
Blaine 3,01S, Cleveland >, 172, Butler II,
st. John 152, change of ] for Cleveland.
In the Thirteenth district in which the
Thirteenth, Sixteenth and Twenty-eighth
election districts were referred TO COM
mittees on technicalities, there will pro-
badly ne no change from the following
figures: Blaine 1876, Cleveland 4, 403,
Butler $50, St. John 81.
The Fourteenth district complete gives
Blaine $3.50, Cleveland 4,397, Butler IA,
st. John 20, loss for Blaine of 3, and
gain for Cleveland of 10.
The World says that it has not-tOuched
its figures on the electoral vote since last
night, and that there has been no change.
The Times gives Cleveland 1,267 plu-
rality. a gain of one over yesterday. The
gain is made in Kings county
KINGS COUNTY.
The official vote of Kings county an
nounced by Deputy County Clerk Barnard
to-day, gives Cleveland SO, ,2SS, Blaine
53.5i5. Cleveland's plurality Is. 776. beng
an increase of 20 votes upon the hereto
fore published figures. 1t is not thought
that there will be any further changes.
VANDERBILT GAVE NO MONEY.
Chairman German, of the Democratic
National Committee, says that William
II. Vanderbilt made no contribution to
the National Democratic campaign fund.
Irving Hall celebrated the election OF
Cleveland and Hendricks tonight. The
hall was well filled and great enthusiasm
prevailed. Resolutions cOngratulating
the Democrats and Independent Republi-
cans on the result of the campaign and
predicting a term of incOrruptible and
capable administration were adopted.
EX United States Senator j. b. Gordon,
of Georgia, Congressman William Nc
AdOO, of New Jersey, p. j. Mayfair, OF
California, and others, made addresses.
TANINIANY CELEBRATES.
The Tammany Hall General Committee
met at the wigwam tonight and cele-
brated the election of Cleveland and Hen
dricks. Speeches were made by ex-
Speaker Samuel j. Randall, John Kelly,
Congressman S. S. Cox, and others. Mr..
Randall paid tribute to Tammany for
its faithful efforts to bring success TO the
Democratic ticket. Mr.. Kelly defended
himself and Tammany Hall on charges
Of disloyalty to Cleveland, and challenged
those who make the charges to measure
characters with him.
THE ''sUN's" FIGURES.
NEW YORK, Nov. 10, 1:50 A. M.-The
Sun furnishes complete count of sixty
counties in this State, giving Cleveland
SO, ,651 and Blaine 6S, S,410-Cleveland's plu-
rality 1,241.
p,.,ne,s CIose shave in Miobiean.