Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-04
Tuesday Elections
NEW YORK, vIRGlNIA, NARY.
LAND AND MsssISSIPPI DEMO.
CRATtC.-ALL

LAND AND mtS>1SSIFPI DEMO-
CRATtC.-ALL
O TIL I RS REPUBLICAN,.
The returns from New York show, in
Oh election district and wards Outside of
New York and Kings counties, Demo
cratic net gain OF 1882 on the vote for
Cleveland Tasty ear. The total vote OF New
York city shows AZ 29S majority for
Hin over Davenport. HIPS ma sjority
in Kings county Ii about 20, 900, and at
midnight his iect ION. with that OF the
entire Democratic StNe ticket, was
generally oonceded In New York
Govern or Hin Is elected by q majority
which 10 likely 10 fall between 5000 and
10, 900. The local cbaraci or Of the vote,
which gives this majority, Is sufficient
|ly shown by the circumstAnce that she
State Senate, which shares . year hence
in the election OF United States Sena-
tor. stands % to 0. q gain from the pre-.
sent figures OF 10 to Is. In the Assem-.
bly, the Republicans carry sixty. niue,
the Democrats fifty seven districts.
Heavy Democratic gains appear Ia
New York, Albany, Troy and Roches-
ter, and in general where the Rspubli-
can vote WAS Increased last year by
accessions The Republican lcsses In
Oneida, Cir ton and other counties
under StAlwArt Influence are more than
made up this y ear, and, In general, the
IN al vote is light and shows q falling
OR from tho customary Republican
ms slcriiies in the Southern tier and
several Western counties.
y,nntNtA
PErHhsBURG, Nov 3.--virginia to.
| day elected a overnor, lieutenant
governor and attorney general, y par'
OF the State S+na'e aud a full HOuse o.
delega m. The Bourbon ticket is sue
cessiul by q probable majority OF be-
tween 1000 and 1000, and the Ltqis
] lsture will be Democratic by an over
-heimiug majority on joint ballot. The
=. msApt the election ga D-p' "crn'
70 1u suose..' lahone In the United p,ate,
Senate after march 4, 1887, and is prac
tically insurer the electoral vote OF Vir
aipia 70 the DEM cratic candidates for
| President and Vice President In 1893
| It means that the South IL still ~ lid
| and will remain 30 unless the North
shall demAad fair ballot and homes,
| count In the Southern States.
| The Bourbon vi, tory IN due 10 The
OF the election ma
chinery Of the State, 10 bod frauds II
various counties and 10 successful ap
peals to the passions of OK Confederate
lsoldiers General Lac in the saddle o
his uncle, Robert X Lsa, with Con fede
rate battle flags waving at the head o.
his columns OF cavalry, aroused ih'
Idying war sentiment OF the State, ant
IN assed 1t into force that has proye<
Irresistible.
MARYLAND.
BAlTIMoRR, Nov. The return
come In slowly enough are in 70 shos
THAT both legislative and judlciar.
tickets Of the Democrats in the city ar
elec ted by uajoritips ranging frou
Ia, 900 to 10 600.
Midni ght-The election rssalted In
tsweepine victory for the TcgulAr Demo
cratic ticket In this city. Returns Ar
lnot all in at midnight, as the length @
1.-The ticket pecessitstes slow counting
las far as heard from not single ku
lsionist cand date is elected. State re
, turns are com ing very slowly, but ind
,tatious point to Democratic success Il
Ineariy all Of the counties, which insure
o working maj rity in both branche
land CORN an o reelection tc the Unite
States Senate.
Nnw JERSEY
TRENTON, N. j., Nov, 3.-The cleo
ton in this State passed Of very quiet
,lly, no serious disturbances being ri
ported from any of the polling plsc ce
lin the twenty one counties. In seve
Icounties, those of Bergen, Bnrlinato1
iCape Nay, Hunterdon, Middlesex, Pa'
safe and SUSSEX, State Senators ver
elected. There are sixty Assembly oil
ltricts In The State and one member
the State Hoase cf Assembly was elee
ed to day from each district.
Last year the State 5epaIe was con
| pueed OF ii Republicans and 10 DcLh'
Gratis, and there WAS In the House
Assembly 30 Republiosns and "a Dam
lcrnts, giving the Republicans a III hJoIii
LOTS upon Joint ballot. Nine OF th
Senator's holding over are Republican,
20 they will control that body at y
lnext session, II their candidates We
lsuccsssful in any Of the seven distrlc
lin which Senators were elected
PENNSYLVANIA.
II Tho eh ciion In Pepnsylvania was f
I OtAJC troa ]uTSEt lOE Ouc W hFo 49,
n officers In each of the sixty-seven con
: ties OF tie STATE and common piei
liudRes IL the First, Eighteenth, Mil
r Iteenth and Twenty third Districta
Returns from forty eight oounties
the State received up TO 80 .. i
Indicate the elec lion of NJ. 3. Q1a
lS5ate treasurer, by q majority OF abo
tweuty- eight sLousAnd. Vary lit
scratching Is reported in any count
except Allegheny and Chester. Col
Incl Quay's majority In Philadelphia
estiin ated al 10000. In Berks Coun
u his gain WAS $500 over Lurley's vote.
In Phiiadelph'a the result was 70 We
known that everybody at the Repub
can Headquar ters was able to estima
;pretty closely The majorities. Bell, i
city treasurer, 1t was calculated, won
have about 90 900 majority, aud HI
sey, for register of willis, about u
came. RoWan's majority, for sheri
was placed ut bnt little short OF th
for the State ticket, which reached IA
6IO00.
The election of Mouat as a commf
councilman in tho fifth ward did n
lexcite much surprise. The Buccessf
candidate was congratulated by d
psrsonal frieads, some OF whom frank
told him that his nomination Tss
mistake, aud that he ought to fs
thankful at getting through all risf
Mouat him self only said that he "
disappolntea becauie his vote was N
Lgreater tnan that OF both his opponen