New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-05
INTERPRETING DAvENPORTs DEFEAT
DUE TO THE LlGnr eURM VOTE

DUE TO THE LlGHI ,URAL VOTE
Prom me Ptdqdeipiid Pess.
They [the New-York Republicans tried 20
secure victory by making sure OF deserving IL ny wy"
light vote in the country and heavy yoie ~ tns
cities steady trend of the state during me a'e' '
to Democracy could not he overcome.
BAD ROADS KEPT THE FARMERS HOME
From The NtC l0T: hdU dAd hIDrSss . 49,,
the bad roads from the recent storms IN all OF ihsSs
districts decreased the Republican vote oy from iV''''
to 5000.
SOME CITY PEOPLE NEGLECT THEIR DUTY
From, The NsC. YORK Sun. ,r ma,
Who stayed nome from 'hc polls yesteI' ~ ihrIr
even taking the paIus to walk few steps out % "a
Xov 10 deposit their votes lney were the SeTl Hen
whom su6os ana doctrnaires would commit t ta End
ernment OF the city Is tue citizens most enu''' 80"
most competent to direct H.
TOO MUCH BLOODY SHIRE"
From me P'.Vodstpa'd E'rord ,,o,uonipg
The chief lkcpubncInl mistake was IN 'im 5 ,s
John sherman and Judge Foraker 10 NCN-iO'"
from tlcir Ohio victory
OR NOT ENOUGH OF n.
wa must sItc az 10 I5% N,S- York inns that lls
state goes Republican next Tuesday II wlu " 5,,a
because OF the effect produced 9y tue r orators
and Foraker Wnat WAS needed WAS he i'A OF rpGb
lean let us conclude that 1t because Logan '-'
Foraker didn't begin speaking soon enough
THINKS THE STATE COMMITTEE To BLAME
from Tte Nylc.lorF Coam'rc "a Agt',, ,ni,aps %
rrai numbers nrgircted to vote. and because many b
Mere rendered indifferent and many we're relr,ites
tho sleepiness Oh the one hand OF The grheI'i oo"
and by /, acknowledgement on The other
CLEVELAND DID NOT SUPPORT THE ADNl'"
TRATION.
From The Net0. York Tinlfs. ,,,s.
II his THE Presidents diiicG ties and DIS peri
Increase beyond even his tremendous powers ~ Ia vii
luce las "A result OF the spells seeker tIIunl h.oun
scarcely lind cOusOla non IN the reflection 'usN ma
vote however reluctantly gwen, has contrpu''"'
result .orpps
MORE IRISH THAN INDEPENDENT NOiH'
From me Boston HSrdif. .,. NJ tht
Two things seem reasonably clear RON y Ht"g irish
imnrrfcct returns AT htd The first i thh' tu 81 r
Ansrican and labor VUtr which was attr AZ vas
blaine last wear and considerably larger % nemo.
credited with priug went back this year 10 % was
cratic party-to large extent at all events . Ia III.
On ~ Tor Cioyernor tt The second poni i ''.york
tIneuce which the Independents exercise III -'0'
has been materially oyerrated'
"a BIGER MAN THAN OLD" CLENhhA'D
From The Near York G'Gph'c. thar Cleve-
The oueson Is perhaps nos 80 much t,s'oveland.
land stands by lIill as whether HUI stands oS ,p
THE TROUBLE NORTH OF HARLEM NV N
Irom Ths Netc. YOrk Euening ttsI ,,r haven.
These returns show plIiuy thatir Inc voo VA.
NOR an tb STATE al la 20 had been as IuI Elected.
this CITY aud Brooklyn lie would nave hove tho
Now IL was ia the section of the Stato :. "a used,
Harlan River that the bloody shirt ofatoIy ali the
and n. failure as a rallying cry IS, tneieio'"
more striking. a,,,,vr
TRIUMPH FOR THE PRESIDE ,.ganl
From the Udshingt0n Post ttdinthWa,ss,1 rom IL 10
The one aud oniy meaning 10 De heuu.1 ,cred them
that the people oil the Empire state ha'o "'e