Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-11-06
The Times claims New York State for CIeve.

me Times claims New York State for Cleve-
ian9 Dy a majority of 1000 to 5000 The
4rrrrgg1he' however, does not cOncede it.
Inc sun intimates Cleveland's plurality in
TINS state at l,500. but considers this figure
very liable to be wiped out by subsequent re-
turns. Everything tends to prove the exist
enee OF contingent process. When the
ngures are altered il is in Blaine's favor. and
the ratio OF Democratic gain is not kept up
since the state assumed a Cleveland COM
HleAi9n. risAi9. Inc Republican Committee claims
6loIIuSs west virginia and every Northern
state out New Jersey. The Blaine men are
painting the town red. Lamont Cleveland's
Secretary, claims the State by 5000.
Inc revised returns show the vote of Os-
Mego county to be: Blaine Q.975, Cleveland
',i52, Butler 25S, St. John $685.
Cayuga c0unty's vote in detail has lust been
completed and gives Blaine 92l2 Cleveland
b,g4l, Butler 420, St. John 5S3
Inc county Clerk now reports that Catta-
for Blaine.
Rensselaer, county cOmplete gives RIaine g45
majority.
Greene county complete, offcial, gives
Blame 4,l6l and Cleveland 4,l52. For Con-
gress Lindsey, Rep, has 1888.
Mestchester county, with the exception of
remain ana one district each in Ossining and
IorktoWn. gives Blaine l0,79S, ana Cleveland
Seventeen hundred and forty-two election
districts in New York State outside OF the
cities OF New York and Brooklyn give Blaine
Ss9,iO5 Cleveland 1872, IO9, Butler lO,56O, St.
John 20.029.
The 254 districts in the state not in gave
IN looO Republican majOrities of 736 and Demo-
cratic majOrities Of ais
The last 81 districts from Westchester
county put Cleveland about 200 ahead of
Returns from all the election districts in
this city give Cleveland plurality Of ,233, a
gam for Cleveland over the first figures of
Albany city complete gives Cleveland L, 1872.
Blaine 1908. Butler 5l7, st. John So. a Demo-
cratic plurality Of 1873, a Republican gain
Of lilo.
One thousand seven hundred and seventy
one districts outside of New York and Brook
lyn Kings county give Blaine 390, ,3S4, Cleve-
land 333, ,O45.
Senator German, Chairman Of the National
Executive Committee, has sent the following
dispatch TO the Chairman of the State Com
mlttee OF Indiana: "The vote in nearly every
precinct IN the State Of New York, as an
nOunced IN the polling places when counted,
has been received and shows a small but safe
majority for Cleveland. The exact figures
Tor the State will be given as soon as the re-
turns are complete. There will be no count
ing out this tIme.n
The Sun has received returns from every
county IL the state, and revised returns com
plete from 81 of so counties. They give Cleve-
land l.643 plurality. The Times claims 1886
plurality for Cleveland in the State. The
Tribune says their returns give this State to
Blaine by considerable plurality.
The latest figures received by Gov. Cleve-
land at Albany give Democratic majority in
state OF 2,766.
The latest semi-Oficial returns show
Democratic majority in the State of 1890. 1t
is not believed in Democratic circles here that
this will vary more than 200 either way.
The Albany 4Fgls estimates the electoral
vote at 2lg for Cleveland, l22 for Blaine, and
60 doubtful The doubtful States are Cali
fOrnia. Illinois, Michigan, Nevada, Oregon
and " iscOnsin
CLEvELAND's BEARING.
ALBANY. Nov. Gov. Cleveland was at
the Executive Chamber at his usual hour this
morning, though he did not retire last night
until towards daylight. He maintains his
cOmpOsure, and talks over the situation as
though he had no more interest in it than any
other citizen. kilograms, many of them OF a
cOngratulatOry character, addressed to pres
ident-elect" Cleveland, are pouring in upon
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