Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-15
THE EMPIRE STATE.


no OnhnBt III i've pthtaiiNH " lHNnt
three counties from what was reported
by their county cltrke just before the
canvass OF their returns began Cleve-
laud's plurality Ia the state Will be
1868.
The fifty-seyen counties which have
reported show gains for Cleveland OF
~, loses foi Clevel md Of 40; gains for
Blaine II 10, aud losses Tor BlAiue Ola
The canvass In New YORK iunty
for the six districts already reported Is
"a follows;
Cleveland's gain, 10; CIevslaud's
Losses, 100; Blaine's gains, 70 Blaine's
losses, Ola net gain for Blaine OF 1876.
This does not include the differences
already noted in the completed can
vass OF the First and Seventh ASSEM-
bly, districts, nor are the changes In
New York county included In
the abatement Of the vote which puts
ClevelaRd's plurality ~ 1865.
The Fourth precinct of the First
election district Of this city, which
was sent back TO the inspectors yester-
day for correction in its form, was
counted on election night as having
given A. for Blaine, 1913 for Cleveland
and for Butler.
The Sixth, Nineteenth and
Twenty.sixth precincts of the
Seventh assembly district which
were similarly returned for cor
Teotion gave, according tn the hrBt fig
ures reported, Blaine i0s, Cleveland
$40, Butler @ II these filures are not
changed the First district will show
gain Of niue for Blaine over the II cures
Of November and IA lo-s for Cleveland
of 40 The seventh district will show
n gain for Blaine OF 2l5 aud gain for
Cleveland of9i It's claimed by the
Democrats that The first count in these
two districts was incorrect and that
the idal canvass viii show little or no
gain for either side.
Greene County,
The county clyik states that the OIL
cial canvass Of Greens county will not
be completed until Monday evening
next. Tho Times aud Sun each gives
Blaine q plurality of 10
Tho Sinth ana Tenth Districts
The official canvass of the Ninth
assembly district In this county with
the thirty first election district miss
ing gives Blaine 4440 votes Cleveland
5ll7, Butler l22, 81, John 12i,
Tenth district complete gives Baine
4l77, Cleveland 5j0l, Butler l2i, St
John, II, change OF three In favor Of
Cleveland from the first press report.
The Eleventh district complete gives
Blaine 1867; Cleveland, 1912; Butler,
81; Sc. John 30 No change
The Twelfth district complete /:
Blaine, 30lSi cleveland, 5l72; Butler,
IL; ~. john, 10 "A ehange of one In ia
vor Of Cleveland.
Thirteenth, Sixteenth and TWEEN
sln tatfa go a..
the committees on technicalities.
The Fourteenth district complete
gives Blaine, 1850; Cleveland, 1897;
Butler, a. st. John, 20, loss for
Blaine OF FIVE, gain for Cleveland OF
ten compared with the early press re-
ports.
Tho National Campaign Fund.
New YORK, Nov. l4.-Senator A.
p. German, chairman of the Demo
cratic national executive committee
states that VIM n. Vanderbilt hai
not made any contribution 10 the ma
tionRl Democratic campaign fund.
my reason for wishing TO deny tn,
statement that Mr.. Vanderbilt con
tributed 100000 orany sum, says Mr.
German, is that the DRY Ia put GU
with the malicious intent of creating
the false impression that Cleveland re
oeived aid from class Of contributor
and set Of influences whose aid whet
given az all WAS wholly de
voted 70 the service Of Blaine
While the campaign OF Cleveland anC
Hendricks WAS dependent upon pc
culiAr support given for the most par
In small sums, some wealthy Demo
Gratis did their fair share AS di,
also some Independent Repub
llcans OF large means, but ther
was no aid from grea
institutions, nor did they seek from
employees of the national government
In lieu OF new favOrs in the future or
continuance of the valuable prlvileg
already enjoyed by them. Any pan
in the campaign taken by such bOdif
was entirely on the side OF Blaine an
Logan
Irving BaIl Celebrates.
NEW YORK, Nov. l4.--Trvlng ha
celebrated the election of Cleyelau
and Hendricks tonight. Resolution
congratulating the Democrats and Ii
dependent Republicans on the resu
and predicting an inoorruptlble admin
istration were adopted. United Stat
Senator Gordon OF Georgia and +. 4.
Mayhan OF California made addresse
Tammany Hail Celebrates.
NEW Y0RK Nov, l4-rhe Tan
many fall general committee In wi,
wan tonight celebrated the eleotio
of Cleveland Speeches We're mad
by SamuelJ Kendall, John Kelly an
Congressm n Cox A great crowd ws
present. Randall paid u tribui
10 Tammany for their faithful eilorl
4 TO bring success to the Democrat
ticket aud added
I'VE must not expect altOgethe
partisanshlp to como from the mex
administration. Tho Democrat
party must redeem all It's prom
isea To- the conservative pc,
pie Of the United States. The
must abolish every unneeessar
office. They must hiring the govern
ment down TO economy and must r,
ducs the great revenues. The grea
amount OF public laud that mas beer
given away through proiligat
Legislation of the Republiea
party must be taken hac
to the ownership OF the people 10 b
al AL a. 4