Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1884-11-20
COMPLETION OF THE CANVASS
OF THE ELECTORAL VOTE OF
NEW YORK STATE.
The Result, ofCourse, Being a Piurali.
ty for Cleveland and Hendricks.
The Republican National Committee
Finally Acknowledge That Blaine
is Beaten.

NEW YORK, November 15.-.The can
vass of the Presidential vote in this city
has been completed. Col. Geo. Bliss,
Robert Sewell and John E. Brodsky, as
the lawyers representing the Blaine
claimant, remained on guard to the last,
anxiously watching and waiting for the
mysterious something that was TO place
Blaine ahead, but, they could not dis
cover it. The official declaration of the
vote and its certification by the County
Canvassers are all that is now required
to make the canvass in this city COM
plete. The footings of the several As
sembly districts were made this even
ing in the County Clerks office andcon-
firmed by the lawyers on both the Re-
publican and Democratic side. The
footings were made on the vote of Mr..
Ottendorfer, who has the lowest vote
on the Democratic electoral ticket, Mr..
Brakeman, the elector who received the
highest vote on the Republican side.
Those two are at the head Of the elec-
toral tickets. This gives Mr.. Cleve-
land plurality Of 43 ,064 in this city.
The plurality on all the other Cleve-
land electors will be about 100 more, or
about Al, ,160. 3b2
The revisions of the footing in Brook
lyn have made slight changes in the ta-
bles.
The official announcement of the re-
suit of the canvass was made in Erie
an Monroe Counties to-day. In the
former the corrections added two votes
each to Cleveland and Blaine, leaving
the plurality unchanged. st. John has
gained by the final correction sixty
three in Erie County and lost thirteen
in Monroe, and Butler gains twenty
three in Monroe.
THE OFFICIAL VOTE. &y
With all the changes and corrections
and all counties except Greene officially
declared canvassed the total vote for
Cleveland, counted by the vote of the
lowest elector, is 563, los. The total
vote for Blaine for his highest eleetor is
561 1893. This gives Cleveland plural
ity of 1,l07 in the State OH his lowest
elector 1t will be about 1900 on all
the others. 1t is now officially settled
that Mr.. Cleveland has carried this
State, has 2l9 electoral votes and is
elected President. There has been cast
III UulS DJaJe l, 100 loo FOCeS.
THE REPUBLICAN NATIoTAL COMMITTEE
| CoNCEDE CLEvELAND'S ELECTION.
NEW YORK, November 15.-The Ma
tional and State headquarters Of the
Republican and Democratic Commit
tees closed tonight. Chairman B. f.
Jones, of the Republican National
Committee, left his rooms early. Sec
| rptarxT Eaccapdan Mud
man Elkins remained during the early
evening and were in conversation with
Walker Blaine. All conceded Cleve-
lands election. Assistant Secretary
Loomis said: at is all over. We only
await the action of the State Board OF
Canvassers Wednesday next, but we
have made a good fight, considering
that we did not have one-third of the
funds controlled by the National Com
mittee in the Garfield campaign"
WELL DONE, GOOD AND FAITHFUL SER
WANTS.
The Democratic National Committee
headquarters were deserted. Senators
German, Jones, ,and Barnum had left the
city, feeling that their work was ended.
Chairman w. E. Smith, of the State
Committee, has gone home to Platts-
burg and Secretary Bum left this even
ing.
| ALL QUIET.
| There was little to talk about in the
hotels and public resorts about the
elections, those few who knew that
Cleveland's official plurality in thiscity
was 43,064 alone speaking on that par
| tioujor Professional batf;po N, Nv, Loxro