Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-09-09
EASTERN.
The Republicans Make Small
Gains in Name.
A sPREcH by CLEVELAND.
A Tammany Hall ComnIttee Meet
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PORTLAND, Me-, Sept. S.-The citizen
of Maine will to-day elect Governor
four members Of Congress, 81 Stat
Senators, l5l Representatives and full
board Of county officers. The Guber
Material vote Of 1880 stood: Republi
cans, 75,8O2; scattering, 545; total
l47,8O2. The Presidential vote stood
Garfield, 74.O52- Hancock, 65,2ll
Weaver, 4,409; Neal Dow. %; scatter
ing. l3S; total, las 903. showing Re
publican plurality Of S.84l against I
minority Of l49 in, the Gubernatoria
election Of September. Comparison
will be made on the vote Of 1882.
The election is progressing quietly
A heavy vote is being poHed. Many
places Of business are closed, and thu
day Is observed az holiday.
Wards l, 2, 3, aud this city show
233 Republican majority. Wards 4 aLd
0 will balance each other. This indi.
Gates o Republican majority of 45O in
the city. In 1882 the Republicans ma,
iority for Governor was 243.
Returns from all sections Of the State
show slight Republican gains over 1880.
The Congressional vote is coming in
slowly. but at 10 P. NJ. the indications
are that all four OF the present Congress
men will be re-elec ed. The Constitn.
tional amendment is carried by y good
majority.
Bath. Me-, Sept. 8--The vote Tor
Governor seems to run about tho same
as in 1882. At noon it was over two to
one in favor Of the Republicans. The
presence OF woman at the ward room
working for the constitutional amend
ment is novelty before unknown. The
amendment viii probably be carried
here.
AUGUSTA, Me-. Sept. THE Kene-
bee Journal says; Republicans are hav-
ing everything their own way here and
the Democrats are losing courage In
ward the Republicans are over 100
ahead. They confidently look for four
hundred to four hundred and fifty ma-
jority.
BihFAsT, Me-, Sept. 8.--A Democratic
gain IL indicated here.
BafbgEToS, Me-, Sept. 81 P. NJ
Two-thirds Of the vote has been cast.
Indications are that the Republican ma
jority will exceed 1000. Although this
is Cleave's native town, Reed. for Con-
gress, will not fall behind the ticket and
may run ahead few votes.
CHICAGO, Sept. 8.-Privste dispatches
from Senator Cullon Of Illinois. now in
Maine, and from the Chairman OF the
Maine State Central Committee estimate
the Republican majority at 1900.
PORTLAND, Sept. S.-The election
passed of quietly. Augusta, Blaine's
home, gives Robie, Republican, 1915;
Redmond. Democrat. 624; scattering, AZ.
In 1880 Davis. Republican. had ll05;
Plais.ed, Fusion, 500. Twenty five
towns in Maine give Robbie 10, 2S9; Red
mond, 095l; scattering, 596. Same
towns in 1880 gave Davis. Republican,
9f5O; Plaisted, Fusion, 1856; scattering,
100. Plurality in 1880, 1880; in 1884 IL
is 1888, showing . Republican gain Of
2203. Plurality elects In Maine.
The Boston Jouradrs Maine special
indicate all four Republican Congress.
mon elected. No Democratic State
Senators chosen. House overwhelming
ly Republican.
PoRrLASD. Me-, Sept Portland
gives Rcbie, Republican, for Governor
3.947; Redinan, Democrat, 3,2l4; scat
tring 53; plurality ISL. In 1880 the Re.
publican vote was 8, 563: Democratic,
3.302; plurality, 23i, being 523 plurali-
70; About the same in 1882.
P0ETLASD, Me-, Sept. 7.--0ne hun.
drsd towns give Robie 30. 75O; RedmAu,
22,l39; scattering. l540; Republican
plurality, S6l2. Same towns in 1880
gave Davis. Republican. 2sj2l; Plaisted,
Democrat, 20. 1902; Republican plurality,
1850; Republican gain, 1852.
PoRTLAND, Me-, Sept. g., A. MA
revision OF returns from one hundred
and eighty towns gives Robie, 47,376;
Redmond, "a, 4,75s; scattering, 1899. Re.
publican plurality, 1898. Same towns
IN 1882 gave Davis. 43.43l; Plaisied,
~, ,sS4; scattering, 1877; plurality. 6597.
Tanauny Mall Meetise.
New YoRK, Sept. THE Tammany
Hall COMMITTEES on organization met TO-
night. John Kelly presided. The front
steps and entrance to the hall was
blocked by the people long before eight
o'clock. The first business of the meet.
ing was reports from district represent.
atives. All reported that the voters
were ready to stand by the decision Of
the organization. whatever that might
be. Then General Spinola offered the
following resolution:
Resofsed, That it be referred 10
the Committee OF one from eacb
Assembly district TO which the
chairman Of this committee be added 70
prepare an address and resolutions TO be
presented TO the general committee for
its censideration at it's meeting Friday
next, and that such address aud iesolu.
tions shall explain and define the posi-.
tion Of this organization towards the
Democracy Of the State and ma
tion upon ell political questions
now before the country rs well as
upon the action and result Of the late
Chicago Conventions, and that all mo-
tions and resolutions in any way abiding
to the action Of said Convention or lis
candidates shall be referred TO said com
mittee without debate The resolution
wss received with applause.
Ex-senator Grady was loudly called
for. and as he arose was cheered. He
said: II rise principally for the purpose
OF saying to you that have taken no
side In support Of nor against any candi-
date. nor will / take sides until Tam
many Hall in its meeting Of general com.
mittee has spoken. (Applause lam
involved In no deal nor am engaged in
transferring any other voto than my
nma I uavnr An. Il - :.
political campaign and / don't propose to
be there now. shall take the selec-
tion Of q candidate ss my notions,
honesty, manhood and sterling unadult-
Grated democracy dictate and maintain.
As 1 understand IL the resolution
before the committee calls for
the appointment Of subcommittee to
declare Tammany's position. When that
declaration is made l shall try to show
that those who masquerade to-day under
the name OF Democrats have proved
themselves to be the enemies OF the
1000, 600 men who make up the party
have no desire to dictate here. / will
give before the general committee the
reason that actuates my course. / will
follow TO the far end wherever It may
lead the course. ] have begun because
! began II for conscience sake.
A Tennessee Hank FaIIsre.
NASHVILLE, Sept. s.-The Lincoln
Savings Bank at Fayetteville, Tenn,
closed it's doors this morning. A pla card
on the door signed by President ia mes
ex xplains that the stringency Of the money
market and inability to collect forced
the suspension. Depositors, IL Is said,
will be paid in full, and stockholders
will, perhaps get 80 per cent. or more,
il the assets are judi,iously managed.
The deposits are about 500, 900 and a..
sets 500, 600. It is reported that
meeting of stockholders haa been ealisd
for next Saturday. when more will DO
known. In tho excitement that prevails
u Is impossible 10 get the exact figures.
The bapk has considerable part OF Its
money invested In real estate on which
cash cannot rssJily be raised.
8cuntor Aufhouvsa Will