The daily enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1884, 1884-11-08

eighteen MAJORITY
In the Electoral College is How Oleve-
land is Fixed.
New York, Indiana, Connecticut, New
Jersey and the Solid South
Are With Him.
The Republicans Are Taking Their Medi-
cine Like Men.
POLITICAL NOTES.

1
Stephen Grover Cleveland will be next
president of the United States. He has
carried New York, Indiana, Connecticut
and New Jersey-66 electoral votes
which, added to 1853 from the south, gives
him 219 in the electoral college-a clear
majority Of 18. No expressions of doubt,
no monkeying with the returns will change
; these figures to Cleveland's defeat He
the candidate of the democrats of the
United States-will be the next president
INDIANA.
On basis of the latest official returns
reported, Indiana has given Democratic
plurality of $500. E. D. Banister, of
Indianapolis, yesterday telegraphed s. T.
Hauser, of Helena, .'Indiana eight thous-
and plurality. Cleveland's plurality con-
ceded to be thirteen hundred in New
York. Glory!'
NEW JERSEY.
The New Jersey state republican COM
mittee has received reports from all the
counties of the state. They show plu-
rality Of 3,262 for Cleveland.
CELEBRATE TONIGHT.
w. H. Barnum. chairman Of the ma
tional committee, yesterday issued an ad-
dress to democrats of the United States,
which concludes as follows: ''Let them
(the republicans understand that you
will recognize at noon tomorrow
throughout the United States tine actual
election of Cleveland and Hendricks by
firing national salutes. Meet to morrow
night throughout the country and express
your opinions in a manner that cannot be
misunderstood. Men of New York are
resolved not to submit to the gross out
RACES attempted to be perpetrated upon
their rights, and will speak for them
Selves
BLACK JACK MUST GO.
A dispatch from Congressman w. NJ
Springer, of Illinois, to Hon. w. B. Humid
ley, mayor Of Helena, says: "Oglesby
Republican candidate for governor of IL
linois) is probably elected, but the leglsla-
ture is democratic on joint ballot" AS a
successor to John A. Logan in the senate
is to he elected by this legislature of H.
linois, Logan will hardly succeed himself.
THE NEXT CONGRESS.
The New York Herald gives the fol-
lowing as the complexion of the next
house Of representatives: Democrats, 1856;
1873; peoples party, 2; dem
ocratic majority, 45.
coNFIRMATORY ITEMS.
John Kelly tells the people to rely on
it that Cleveland has carried New York
by over 1900 plurality and is elected
president.
Gen. Carr, secretary of state of New
York, and republican, says: "There is
no chance of stealing this state not as long
as have charge of the affairs. l don't
propose that anybody shall steal the state.
If Mr.. Cleveland has plurality large or
small he will get it. The same is true of
other candidates. don't propose to play
any Southern game. No matter whether
it's friend or foe with me he has to have
his justice"
The Associated Press last evening gave
the following result of a careful revise OF
figures in New York: For Cleveland.
559. 1856. For Blaine 558.42G. Plurality
for Cleveland, 1.46O. There are 18
districts from which returns are yet behind
,r questioned. These in 1880 gave Gar
ield plurality of 1856. The counties in
shicn are the lacking districts are Essex,
Madison. Saratoga, Sullivan and Ulster
= BULLET ms TO-DAY.
Private advlces received in Livingston
o-day state that Cle-eland's plurality il
New York is about $500: A bulletiAl