Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-11-07

Ills Vut Tor the public gaze at the
1tMes- II seems as NJ the excitement en-
genQered on both sides by delav susDensp
doubt and mlstrust would lead To- hosfflities
l. p 10 a pretty advanced hour in the evening
the Tribune and Nail and EzDress kent issu-
ing bulletins promising a Republican m siority
IN New York. and the -HaH q1d ESyress
lssuea esai,, an edition at 10 o'clock, showing
that no more bulletins were exhibited
on either OF these two bufIdings
ana crowds OF anxious Republicans were seen
no ~ ionser; Ihere was feverish rumor at
one time that Democratic crowd, enraged
~ Wnat IL was lei TO regard as manipulation
u u the returns, intended to attack the
lrtgtNe building, but no attack was
Ilade. HE Heratd and World continued to
snow a large, though considerably reduced.
majority Tor Cleveland. The HeraIIis late
bulletin, 10 O'Clock, stated that the returns
IRON Albany up to that hour showed 0O0
majority for Cleveland in the stale. and tbe
crowd, which filed the streets in front OF the
Duildlng, continued 20 cheer that anu0uure-
iheht again and again while they waited for
iater dispatches. The greatest gathering of
spectators late IN the evening cOngregated in
'front.' OF the Sun office, where the As ociated
TIess ulspatches. giving Republican successes,
were attended with Sun dispatches which in
cllned TO give the state to the Democrats.
At midnight crowds are still in front Of the
newspaper offices, and the excitement and
cheering still continue. Such a ferment of
public feeling was never before known at an
election IN New York, which is due chiefly to
the clOscness Of the contest and the cOnse-
AtCut AVuub a. 10 the result.
NEW 1ORE, Nov. 6. 10 p. M.-Returns from
AT the election districts in the State but 20
give jjI.626 Republican votes and 557, ,252
Democratic a Republican plurality of S74
NEW YORK, Nov. 6. lO:4O P. M.-Returns
from all e 'eCf lion districts in the State but Is
give j5S,fS7 Republican votes and 557. .29g
Democratic vOtes-a Republican plurality OF
9Ss. This includes districts from Madison
county ana the corrections Of the previous
f3Otings from the official returns of Clinton.
themuug, Ontario and OtsegO.
NEW ORK. Nov. 6. ll:l5 ?. M,-Returns
from all ele -tlOn districts in the State but Y
give 55S.3Ss Republican votes and 557. .420 Dem
0cratlc votes. Republican plurality SOS. This
includes slight official changes in vote of Jef-
fcrsOn, Cortland and Franklin counties.
NEW OHk. Nov I, 1898 A. M.-Returns
from all the election districts in New York
but l2gives 55s,5jS Republican votes and 557.-
Sji Democratic vOtcs. a Republican plurality
OF jli. Changes are made from the Official re-
turns OF Tioga and BrOOme counties
NEW YORK. Nov. Z, l:0j A. M.-Ohicial re-
turns from " Nestchester county give a Demo-
cratic gain over previous figures of 4S>. i his
makes Cleveland's plurality in the State III,
with y districts to hear from.
\ crowd OF at least 600 men marched down
Broadway to the Western Union building
just before midnight, cheering Cleveland, and
IN front % the telegraph building they con
tinued their cheering until they were dis
persed 10y the police.
Twelve uniformed policemen were on dutv
in the Western Union building this evening.
Capt. BerghOt said that nobody had re
questeu him to send men there. and that he
had only taken the step a precautionary
measure. He expected to Withdraw them
soon after midnight. and there seemed to be
no occasion for their presence.
The Albany Argus says: 'The declaration
of the canvasslng board of state makes the
return Of that state valid; also the on Y GER
tiucate Of its electoral vote which is receiv-
able. The canvassing boards of Democratic
states viii let no fraud and false votes be
lyiugly declared the tie of that state but
the vote VIII be declared, certified and
sent forward. The Democratic House
Of Representatives will let none
other than the true vote be counted
To Blaine iF is just as well that these facts be
told betimes. Now no fraudulent commits
sion viii put James G. Blaine in the White
House or keep Grover Cleveland out of it.
The men who attempt 1t will be killed. and
the legal consequences OF killing them VIII be
taken care OF afterwards"
GOV. Cleveland said: Il believe | have been
elected President, and nothing but the gross
est fraud can keep me out OF it. That We Will
not permit
Gen. Carr. Secretary Of state. who lives in
Troy, was seen at his house this morning He
said: There is no chance of stealing this
state. not as long as have charge OF Affairs
don't propose that anybody shall stea! the
state. II hlr- Cleveland has plurality,
large or small. he Will get 1t. The
same Is true 0f the other candidates ! don't
propose to play aEy Southern game. No mat
ter whether II Is freno OF Toe with me he has
TO have his Justice"
Tonight a delegation of enthusiastic Demo-
Gratis, headed by band, started up Fifth
avenue to pass the HEADQUARTERS Of the Na-
tIOnal Republican Committee. There were
large crowds on the streets. and it was feared
that trouble might result, but happily this
was averted. Sergt. Chapman, who had
charge Of the police around the headquarters.
sald that it had been suggested to him
That tng prOmcnaders should be arrested for
marching without a permit, but wise counsel
prevailed, and the Democrats passed in
peace, but with a deal of noise. As night
grew the exc tement emed to increase. At
the Hoffman House men Of all sorts were
gathered. but. with the exception of a few men
who were flushed with liquor, all bore
q lack of earnestness, OF seriousness and of
determination. IL was the same at the Fifth
Avenue Hotel. the Brunswick and the Wind
sOr. At Midnight great multltudes of eX-
cited men still filled the streets cheering for
their respective Presidential candidates.
number o. prominent lawyers held
meeting at the EiftE Avenue Hotel this eve
ming 20 consult and take sUch action as seemed
TO them necessary to ensure 2 scrutiny and
fair canvass Of the votes cast on Tuesday.
Among those present were eX-
secretars B. H. Bristow. Congress
man 4. ;. Hunt, James {. Carter, President
OF the Bar Association; eN-GOy, Beadle, of
New Jersey; eX-Attorney General c. ). Fair
child. Francis {. BARLOW, GOuyerneur z.
Lowry. Frederick X. COudert. William &.
Whitney, W. II. BarnUm, F. L. StetsOn, Dis
tTict Attorney p. B. Oiney. Charles IL. Miller,
Alh"Tt Stickney, W. I. Peckham, and w. 5.
Opdy2a. Resolutions in accordance with the
object OF the meeting were adopted. Messrs.
Aaron j. NanGerpOel, Carter, BristOw, Stet-
son, COnGert and Whitney discussed the cleo
tiOn laws, and commissioners were appOin ted
to take such action as they SAW tit in relation
to the votes of New York, Kings, Queens,
and Suffolk ana Richmond counties.
THE LATEST.
NEW YORK. Nov. :, M.-The official vote
of the counties cut down Blaine's plurality by
districts, and indicate that Cleveland viii
have a plurality in the state. Tie official
vote Of 90 counties complete give plaraliiies
for Blaine Of 59.SS4 and for Cleveland SO, 9,201.
An estimate of the counties not IN give plu
ralities Tor Blaine Of 9,3l9 and 4S7 for Cleve-
land, which would give Cleveland net plu-
raity in the State Of S3l.
NEW YORK. Nov. 6, 2:l5 A. M.-Onicial coun-
ty returns and very close figures on the y
counties, which have not been officially re-
ported and compared indicate that Cleve-
lands plurality viii be considerably IN
creased, reaching nearly 1000 in the State.
The official returns last received have shown
heavy Democratic gains IS compared with
the official votes first forwarded.
NEW YORK, Nov. q, 2:45 A. M.-The suns
figures. carefully revised. give Cleveland a
plurality in this state of l.205. This includes
the full returns from 55 out of 90 counties.
The Times says Cleveland's plurality is 1876
upon returns from all but counties.
ONE HUNDRED DEMOCRATIC GUNS.
ALBANY, y. Y, Nov. Il, 4:50 P. M.-There Is
still intense excitement in this city over the
result of the Presidential election. The feel
ing OF suspense gradually gives way 10 one OF
confidence in the election on the part of the
Democrats, who began to iubilate this after
noon One hundred guns were hred IN honor
OF the election of Grover Cleveland. The
Governor has been clOseted with his private
secretary all the morning.
All the advlces received by the Governor
point Enthusiastically to his election. COngratu-
latOry kilograms are continually pouring in.
AT , O'Clock a message was received from the
Democratic National Committee, assuring the
Governor Of his election, and cOngratulallng
him on the result. Mayor Harrison. OF Chi
cagO. telegraphed this morning that Illinois
would give a Democratic majority Of from
3000 to 5000.
MANNING SAYS THE STATE is SAFE FOR
CLEVELAND.
Mr.. Daniel Manning, Chairman Democratic
State Committee, has sent the following mes
sage TO the New York EUenin1 Fost:
ALBANY. y. Y. Nov. o, lSS4.-By official re-
turns reported from every county, Cleveland
and Hendricks have carried New York State
by n safe and sure majority. No mechlna-
tons. or false claims, or pretense of Alr.
The friends OF honest government and honest
elections can be assured that the Demo
cratic state Board OF CanYasScrs will see that
the true vote is correctly declared.
DANIEL MANNING.
THE sEvENING JOURNALS" CLAIM.
ALBANY. y. Y. Nov. 6.-The ErsniHg
Journal figures plurality of i,l50 for Cleve-
land, but claims that the official vote OF every
election district Will be necessary 10 decide
the matter.
INDIANA.
INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 6, 3 P. M--Regular re-
turrs by precincts continue 10 show average
Republican gains sufficient to give them tle