Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-06
DAY DISPATCHES.
NEW YORK STATE.

Nrw YORK Nov. 5-The following were
elected to Congress in Kings county: Brook
lyn, Second district, Felix Campbell, Demo
erat; Third district, Darwin X. James, Re-
publiean; Fourth district, Peter P Mahony,
democrat; Fifth district, NJ. Bliss, Demo
crat.
New YORK. Nov. 5.-From the Times: At
the hour of writing sufficient returns have
been received to determine the result of the
Presidential election, and that Mr.. Cleve-
land has been elected. There is no indica-
tion OF any or lIe Southern States having
been carried by Blaine. Returns from Con
necticut show gains for Cleveland which
would give the State to hiit 5 o % majority.
One or two facts are perfectly clear. and OF
these the treachery OF John Kelly IN thls
city Is most obnoxious. Mr.. Cleveland mas
shown the most strength in Republican dis.
t-iets. In those where Kelly has the greatest
influence Blaine's strength has been great
st. Kelly has sold out his party. inc Por
u of the Irish vote that he eontrois ~ nus
IN the instrument with when ne nas
-.rked The Republicans have lost many
sJsands of their best men, and tney nave
fered an accession of many thousands oi
most dangerous voters of the Democracy.
element the Democracy nave losu ~
,gs to the ecorrupt and dangerous poilsics ns
blaineism while the element tney nMaYe M
ned belongs to the honest and saie poll
IS represented by Cleveland. ,.,,.
N. v.
We believe Blaine is elected. The states re-
quired as safe for the Repubiicah ticket,
when the first edition went 20 press, gave II
157 electoral votes There S SUI appiears i 70 oe
of the States thus enumerated. We can now
! safely add New York and Wisconsin, and
ttis bring the electoral votes secured for
X kRepublican candidate up to 20i, or three
ee than necessary. II is reasonably GER
Al that IA more will be added from the
slfc slope, while from Indiana, New Jer.
and the South there is, at the hour OF
nsriting, reason to hope for more yet
From the World: We congratulate the Re-
blic on the election of Grover Cleveland
its President. Democracy is again in the
e,ndancy in the nation. After "a years of
fusion from power the party OF Jefferson
Jackson once more places firm grasp
the reins Of the Government, with the de
.nination, by Gods help, to guide the Re-
Tjlic back into the straight path of Demo-
tic sympathy economy and honesty, and
s-establish firmly and permanently con-
itional rights, which have been grad
ly stolen from the States and people. The
iger to the Republic has been averted, |
] the party of corruption driven out.
he Herald OF this morning says: Cleve- |
nd 1sS electoral votes, Blaine IA. New
5rk SO, California s-doubtful. The latest
ports from New York gives Blaine the |
ALBANY, Nov. 5..Albany city complete
ives Cleveland 1882, Blaine lO,Ola, Butler
al st. John Sc, Democratic plurality 1875
i
BuFFaLo, Nov. 5.--Genese county gives |
Blaine 1000 majority, 1886 less than Garfield. |
New YORK, Nov 5.-Essex county gives |
Blaine 1900 majority. It is now pretty GER
tail Cleveland carries the State by 20Oo ma
jority.
NE9 York, Nov. 5.-Totil vote Of city,
Cleveland 1872 $685. Blaine. 81, ,752; Butler ,34S
st. John, s7y.
1853 districts out OF 1894 in New York
State, outside OF Brooklyn and New York
cities, give Blaine 299,y2J, Cleveland 254,S79
Butler 1876, ST. Joh 1924 The 10 districts
not heard from must vote as in 1850 to give
Blaine plurality in the state of 5000
Republicans concede Grant, (Tammanyl, |
elected Mayor.
Utica, complete. gives 1000 majority for
Cleveland.
NEE YORK, Nov. 5.-The following elected |
to Congress in Kings county. brooklyn, |
Second District, Felix Campbell, Democrat, |
Third District, Darwin X. Jones, Republican,
Fourth District, Peter p Mahony, Democrat,
Fifth District, Archibald NJ. Bliss.