The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-11-07

THOMAS n. hENDRlCKS.
Ticc-Presidcat-E1ect.
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o'clock tomorrow, Friday, afternoon to
take such actions as the emergency shall
require. ..
This call will be signed by presidents
of Cleveland and Hendricks campaign
clubs, OF all business exchanges, aud by
many other prominent citizens.
Newspaper offices are infested by
crowds of people, and travel and traffic
are greatly impeded. Cleveland men
throng about the Times, World and
! EreaiaG Post. BlaineiteS besiege the
| Tribune. Commercial. Adrertiser and
Nail and Express, while people of all
politics and no politics surround the
Sun. Favoring bulletins are loudly
cheered by partisianS; and adverse an
nOnncements call forth grOans and
Kisses, with ordinations OF counting
out" and "Tampering with returns.
There is a repetition OF the Interest In
the returns and excitement attending
their reception, which marked the
Tilden-Hayes election.
The EUeIliag NelCs publishes the fol
lowing cOnspicUously: We believe 1t
to be our duty to caution the friends OF
Blaine that any attempt 10 subYert the
will OF the people by tamperfng with the
returns viii be perilouS. The people IN
case Of fraud il the returns could not
be restrained. As much as we deprecate
violence, we fear turbulence and blood
shed would be the result. Beware
All morning papers, the Tribune ex-
cepted, conceded the election OF Cleve-
land by from 1900 to 6000 plurality
The Tribune printed n table OF county
maiorities, which is footed up as giving
: Blaine 100 plurality. These fOotings, the
: Post says, were wrong, however, the
correct ones being: Blaine 60, IA, Cleve-
land, 69,272; Clevcland's plurality 128.
The Ereaing Post, in head lines, says
"Cleveland Is President; his election
!. assured; :" while the Commercial, IN head
lines, announces: "Blaine's chances III
New York constantly growing; Blaine
c plurality 615.'
r Inspector Thorne, in charge of police
: headquarters, says no trouble IS re
: ported or expected anywhere, and tina
5 no extraordinary orders have beer
a issued to the police.
Delegates from all business mems
t Cleveland and Hendricks Clubs tina
o lparaded on November tst held priyat
!. meeting at the Stevens House this after
II noon. Senator Jonas. Of the Demo
IS cratic National Committee, was als'
Il present. J. A. Sullivan, of the PrOduc
Exchange, presided. Nearly every NAL
~ present made 4 speech. The genera
lie tenor OF the addresses was to the ettec
)e that Cleveland had been elected ant
that Republicans would cheat thei
lie opponents out of the victory if the
II could. Resolutions offered by Oscar
Strauss, of the pottery and glasswar
IN trade, continuing the organization
Ks existence, "until the vote OF the peopl
re was honestly counted" and institutin
rs an executive committee TO confer Wit
OF the Democratic National COMMITTEE
e. ito take such other and further actiO
Mt as to them shall seem proper, and sha
re promptly and eifeetually prevent an
rd possibility OF falsifyiRg the election T
tie turns" were adopted.
The. contemplated mass meeting
Wall Street, tomorrow, was postpone
q, sine die.
u Complete precinct returns from tn
es CITY give Cleveland 1925 over Blame.
es ELMIRA. November 6.-Thirteen gul
ly were fired in this city. this afternoon,
on honor of the election OF Govern'
cir Cleveland. The Democrats are jubilaT
re- Official returns from West Chest
ng County give a Democratic gain over Il
err previous figures of 4SS. This max
RI, CleTeland's plurality in the State III.
-al ROCHESTER,, November 6.-Official I
tie turns of Ontario County: Blaine, 6,3S
ty Cleveland, 5,G4I; Butler, 127; st. job
RS 223:
of Winchester County, complete; Cley
lat land 1868. Blaine Ii, 2S5; CLEVELAND
ed majority. l.5S8.
ial PoRT JEEvIs, November 6--Oran
tCounty, complete; Blaine, I27 maaloni
n Hnv. M fAT1T-
ne County (oaiciaD Blaine 1926, CleN
hn land n. 249. st. John 1918, Butler $50.
FINtRA. November 6. - Chemu
etc County (ofIiciaD, Blaine $3.50, Clevelal
res APO.
Ter Chairman German, OF the Democra
National committee, sent the followr
of dispatch TO Ex-Governor John Lee u
inc roll. OF MARYLAND, this evening: 1T
st. claim of the National Republican, Coz
mittee IS laughed ut by verybody.
.ial have carried New York beyond GU
inc ton. Manning. chairman of the Sta
committee, tells the public to-day II
has the board of canyassers will see that
md viii OF the people is Observed. RepI
bit leans are trying hard to preTent
an official announcement OF the vote
en- New York. which is for Cleveland.
A thave the State by small but S
lch plurality" -,
The newspaper offices are. still
for sieged with gaping and shouting crow
ned eager to devour every bulletin as 1t
pears. and wait for more satisfact
from the next. On Tuesday 8
Nd wednesday evenings the large majt
UBs ties that were promised on the pari
both parties evoked free, boister0us,
t. ioicing of the masses, who were led
cen believe the contest was all One-sided,
ent to-nightreturns have been received IT
&C nearly every election district IN
feat State The close figures made the
ent pect OF the crowds that hang on
of bulletins, that of pent up, intense
nest element. The night was nltteriy c
to for the season. but the men
of shouted themselves hoarSe on one
aree or ths ether, thought ROT al