Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-11-08


yet Is districts from which returns are
still behind or questioned. These in 1880
gave Garfield a plurality of 736. The
counties in which are the lacking districts
are Essex, Madison, Saratoga, Sullivan and
lister.
Political Parade Prevented.
New YORK, November 7th-In Brook
lyn late night the police stopped all politi-
cal paradeS, fearing they might lead To
trouble in this city. Great crowds gath
cred tonight at the headquarters Of the
Democratic County and Republican Ma
uonal Committees, but no returns were
given out. There was an entire absence of
the feveriSh feeling of last night in all
parts Of the city, the Democrats seemingly
COntent.
Voice of the Press
ALBANY. November 7th.-The Eccgi,g
Journal (Rep.) comedies the election OF
Cleveland. 1t says: There seems 10 be
no longer doubt that Governor Cleveland
has been elected President Every county
has sent in its full vote. after 4 careful veri-
ticatiun, and the results assure Governor
Cleveland a plurality of about l000 in this
State. The vote will not vary 200 on either
side OF these figures. New York gives
Cleveland enough votes 10 elect him.
The Journal has devoted all its
energies toward se.uring another result,
and it now reluctantly SAYS that the cleo
ton has been decided differently from It's
desire, because ii believes that prompt
recognition of the will of the ma
ioritv is essential to the maintenance and
preservation Of American institutions So
long as the people of the United States
have decided to transfer the Federal adj
nlin;stration to the Democratic party. we
1 -. Il, !
in favor of & Democrat from New YORK
State"
New YORK, November 1th.-The SUI
this morning muSing over The cioSeness of
the election, asks: How far may the result
have been influenced by single word
spoken by one fat-Witted individual six days
before election dav? \ Silurian or early
paleozoic bigot, Burchard by name com
pleted an illiteration that Sweiled in his
foolish mouth by presenting Blaine as the
enemy of rum, Romanism and rebellion.
Was there not enough in this one word
" RomaniSm' to turn The votes of two or
three thousand men from Blaine 10 Clevc-
land?
The star, also the organ of the New York
Irish, says Rum, Romanism and rebellion
did il, and now they say that Buchards
support of Blaine was simply a contrivMnce
to ALLEVIATE the Irish prominent votes from
the RePuohcan party ana that the Sus-
SeStlon was beecherS.
New YORK, November 1th.-ihe cng'-
macGl, just out, says OF the election me
next twelve hours VIII settle the question
of New YOrk'S vote That question can
only be decided by the votes actually east
Tuesday. Newspaper claims and incendi-
AIRY, appeals to the passions OF the people
will not do It, The count Is now IN pro
gress. That 1t Will be correct no man who
is familiar with the law doubts. lhe law
Is clear and simple. IL proVldeS that IN
every election district the count shall ne
witnessed by the representatives of the
opposing parties: In such an eiechon rs
tins the vote OF every township VIII DC
closely scruunlzcd; Certainly the kepAo-
licans are not foolish enough to believe
that any fraud would go undetected
The NGH ant EJpre$S says The National