Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-11-05
NEW YORK.


tricts in New York State outside the cities
of New York and Brooklyn give Blaine
313. 700; Cleveland 2GS,394; Butler 1861,
and ST. John 5000; net democratic gain
1926 The entire county democracy ticket
is elected by probably over 10000 majority,
there being not more than election dis
tricts missing.
Troy, y. V, Nov. ). -Ranssalaer county
(unoficial) gives Blaine $50 plurality.
New York, Nov. 5.-1432 election dis
tricts in New York Stale outside the cities
of New York and Brooklyn give Blaine
329 $50, Cleveland 279, 622, Butler S,722, st.
John 16 1876; net democratic gain H. 46
BROOKLYN, Nov. 1.-The result of the
election in Brooklyn and the county towns
causes great enthusiasm among the demo.
Gratis and independent republicans who CO.
operated with them in bringing about the
victory. The figures on the electoral ticket
show that Cleveland has a majority in
Kings county over Blaine Of 1859. But.
err. total vote is 2,09l, while St. JOHN re-
ceived 1889. The democrats have elected
three out Of four members of Congress and
nine out Of twelve Asssmblymen. They
have also elected their sheriff city judge,
controller and auditor, besides majority
of the supervisors.
ALBANY, n. Y, Nov. D. AT IL a. M, the
Ereaing Journal claims that New York
State is in doubt and the official vote will be
needed. In this estimate Clevelands ma
iority in New York county is put at $1,000.
The Congressional delegation stands II re-
publicans, II democrats.
BUFFALO, n. V, Nov. 5.-The dtleren!
newspaper offices are surrounded by large
crowds eagerly scanning the bulletins as
they appear. There is feeling ofgreat IN.
certainty as to the resutin the State. At the
democratic headquarters Blaine's MAORI
ty outside Of New York and Kings counties
is placed at Al 900, while the claim is made
tha New York city and Kings county will
give Cleveland the State by 10000. These
latter figures are based on private kilograms.
There is a feeling Of great uncertainty
among the democratic leaders, and but lit
tie enthusiasm is manifested at the repub!i-
can Headquarters. From private reports
received, the claim is made that Blaine has
carried the State by s, O00 while the report is
received that Blaine has carried Indiana
and Michigan, and that Massachusetts is in
doubt, with the probability Of its going for
Blaine At their headquarters there is a
feeling OF confidence that Blaine is certainly
elected.
NEW YORK, Nov. 5.--The latest returns
from New York outside Of New York and
Kings counties show that for the 1882
election districts already reported from that
section OF the State the average republican
plurality has been a. nearly as pos
sible to 50 in each II the 564 districts
yet to hear from return the same av-
erage plurality they will yield 1870
plurality for Blaine. This added to the
1898 plurality shown by by those al
ready reported will make the republican
plurality, exclusive Of New York and Kings
counties, G9,675. The democratic plurality
in New York county is according to the
latest compilat.n ~ ,93G and that of Kings
county l5,l52 1t appears therefore that
the democratic plurality Of 81 ,93S will be
overcome with upwards OF 900 TO spare,
by the plurality with which Blaine comes
to Harlem river. This is contingent on the
returns holding out as tayornbly for the re-
pubicans az they have dono up to this time
in the State at large. AS matter Of tact
the later returns have been more favorable.
New YORK, Nov. 5.-Fifteea hundred
and twenty. one election districts outside Of
New York and Brooklyn give Blaine 81, l40
plurality. New York city and Brooklyn
give Cleveland 81 ,93S majority. Cleveland
leading by sos in the Slate, as far as heard
from.
New YORK, Nov. 5.-At the headquar
ters Of the national republican committee
the members of the executive committee
were in an unusually surly mood. Mr..
Steve Elkins declined positively to say any
thing whatever on the political outlook. At
the headquarters Of the national democratic
committee Senator German expressed the
utmost confidence in the success and cleo
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a friend to-day in which he stated his belief,
founded upon the most reliable information
to be had, that his party would carry New
York State By 10000 majority, Connecticut
by $500 and New Jersey and Ind-
ana by working majorities. The feeling
between Tamnany Hall and the county
Democracy has been much intensified by
the results thus far acknowledged. For the
moment the Tammanny people are stupi-
fed by the force of the blow which has been
administered. They do not hesitate to say
that the county democracy sacrificed Cleve-
land at The polls for the benefit of Grace.
INDIANA.
INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. $3.50 voting places
show republican gain Of 1853. democratic |