Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1884-11-20
THE NATIONAL ELECTION.
SATURDAYS NEWS.

SATURDAYS NEWS.
The Republican National committee is
sued the following at noon: We have car
rled New York The official count vii
confirm it. Blaine and Logan have 81
electoral votes and are elect d.
The following address wss issued in tn.
evening: The Republican National Com
mlttee are taking The most Careful snC
thorough measures to ascertain what error
If any have been made, and what frauds |
any have been committed in the returns o
the late election in the State of New York
If Mr.. Cleveland shall be found tt
have a plurality of even one vote
a prompt acquiescence will follow
from the republicans OF the Uni
ted States; if Mr.. Blaine shall be found t.
have plurality of only one vote tn.
prompt acquiescenca will be expected from
the Democrats of the Uuited States. The
belief of this committee, founded upon in
vestga!inn, is that Mr.. Blaine has plural!
ity of several hundred votes, end if that be
so every honest man will demand that it be
officially declared Until the offiiial vote
shall be- made known we ask the public to
unite with us in an honorable effort tn Sc
cure perfectly fair count. Purity in cleo
tons is the only SAFETY for Republican in
stitutions"
The opinions of the Tribune, Sun and
Commercial Advertiser were to the effect
that it would require the official count to
decide the election in New \ ork
The Albany Evening Journal claimed to
have discovered election frauds in the
Twelfth ward OF that city. 1t charges that
! the figures were so altered as to elect @
Democratic County Treasurer, when all
the figures on election night elected Re-
publican; Should the county be thrown
| out Cleveland would lose 3SS votes, although
1t is not charged there were any frauds in
regard to electors. Four persons were ex-
amiDed TO ascertain whether such frsuds
existed, but the investigation was not con-
cluded.
Secretary Fessenden claimed that mis-
takes had been found int th assembly
district, Westcbester equity, which when
corrected would give 400 votes in favor of
Blaine
The Bureau of Elections claimed to have
discovered a discrepancy OF 425 votes in "a
yor Of Blaine.
The county democracy held a meeting in
New York in which it was stated that Kelly
had been taught tia; he would not be to-,
Grated rs q ass Local speakers made sd.
dresses in which theg execrsted Tammany
Hall and declared the people wo1 not
again submit to being COUNTED ont
resolution was adopted calling for
sworn information ss to any selling out
it known to have taken place on election
day.
At noon Democratic salute OF 100 guns
was fired by order OF JOHN Kelly in front
of Tammany Hal.
Business generally was resumed in New
York and Brooklyn.
The committee of Democrats who com.
pared the returns found the two sets agreed
exactly.
Vanderbilt sent the following telegram
10 Cleveland; Il congratulate Won and the
people of the whole country upon your
election to the residency of the United
States. You owe your election, in my judg-
ment, to the fact that the people believed
you to be an honest man, and not to any
particular efforts made by any faction
OF either the Democratic or Republican
parties. The Independent men who care
more for good Government than for
parties or individuals, have made you
their choice, because they were convinced
that your administration would not be for
the benefit OF any politica. organization or
favored persons, but for the interest of the
whole people. This is inst the result which |
is most desired. We have reached a time
when party amounts to little. The coun-
try is above all, and wants an honest Gov
eminent by honest men. The belief that
We viii ind 1t In you, has led to your cleo
ton"
Democratic publications. were held in |
Nashville, New Orleans, Louisville, New |
York, Brooklyn, Terre Hsute, Kansas City, |
Lexington, Omaha, Atchison, Downs, st. |
Joseph, Indianapolis, and other places
st John was burned in effgy at Usage
City.
At Augusta the D emocrats were iubilant,
and the Republicans claimed the election.
This wax the condition of affairs all over
the country on Saturday night.
MONDAYS NEWS.
Democratic demonstrations continued
on Monday in various parts of the coun-
try.
The Iowa congressional delegation stands:
Seven Republicans, one Fusionist and three
Democrats.
Attorney General O'Brien, on the State
board, in a speech to Democrats,
1t WATERFOWL, N. Y, said: 'Ihave no fears
that the wishes or judgm ent Of the people
expressed at the ballot box will be fails fed.
No party or set Of men can steal the cleo
torai vote of the Empire State. The laws
Of the State in regard to elections aud the
counting OF votes are too nearly perfect to
admit fraud. The people of New York
are too much in earnest to tolerate fraud,
even if it were possible. The votes given
by the people of this State no doubt will be
honestly counted and will be truthfully de.
,lared."
Roscoe Conkling has been retained BY
he Democrats to act in any proceeding
hat may arise in relation to the present
There was no news indicating any chansel
n the result of the vote of New Ye-k
Both parties were awaiting tho Official
'ount.
TUEspAY'a NEWS.
New York, November 11.-Midnieht-I
Up to this hour the result Of the ballot for
Residential electors bss been declared in
- out OF 50 counties of this State. The last
previous reports of the County Clerks show
d Democratic plurality of ,2sO. To DAYS
canvass shows net loss tn Blaine Of 4
'otes. The remaining u counties, with
exceptions, are reported in
progress, and will, for the most
'art report the result of their canvass TO-
morrow. To-day's reports speak of irregu-
arities In form. No mention Ia made OF
my serious discrepancy in the count. The
everal counties which did not to-day oom-
'lete their official canvass report that there
8 no reason to believe that when completed
he figures will show any change from those
llresdy given. Canvassed returns received
" the Democratic State committee from
wenty-four counties indicated q change OF
* votes in favor of Blaine, against sixty.
n Livingston county, 10 favor of Cleve-
and. No returns have been received BY
he Republican National committee at Vic
Oria Hail, and Chairman Draper, of the
Republican State Executive committee,
nr1ld MT ho fnrrI !