Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1885-11-07
Farewell, Brother Logan
MAHONE'S

Farewell, Brother Logan!
MAHoNE's WATERLOO.
RICHMOND, VA, November 3.-From
re turns now in-l2:30 a. m.-The dem
Ocratic state ticket has been elected by
at least 10000. The legislature is sure
iy democratic by a good working ma
jority. All of the twenty-five doubt
full counties SO far heard from, have
elected democratic representatives.
Prince Edward, in the Black Belt, has
also elected a democratic representa-
tive. Norfork City elects two demo-
Gratis to the house, and with Princess
Ann county, II democratic senator. 1t
is a perfect Waterloo for Malone.
LEES MAJORITY POSSIBLY e, O0O-How
THE LEGISLATURE WILL STAND.
RICHMOND, VA, Nov. ALI but
eleven coulies in the state have been
heard from. From what has been re-
ceived and estimating the counties not
heard from Lees majority will doubt
less reach 20, 1000. The democratic gains
as far as reported are nearly offset by
republican gains. In the southern
counties the democrats made small
gaius. Heavy democratic gains, how
ever, appear in all the counties having
a large colored population. The legis-
lature SO far as known stands; house,
SO democrats, 20 republicans. Eleven
not heard from, but nearly all likely to
return republican. Senate, 80 demo-
Gratis, 9 republicans. One not heard
tom, but probably republican.
- ,JvNTnN ", Nov Il A ,,rr,cto
county gives Lee 1923 majority. a re-
publican gain of 1O9. The democratic
legislative ticket is elected by $50 ma
jority. Rockingham county gives a
republican majority of Is, and elects
two republican members of the legisla-
ture instead of democrats. Rockbridge
elects two democratic members by 125
majority. The republicans carry Allie
gheny county by 2l3 majority and elect
the legislature ticket. Bath county
gives ITO democratic majority. High
land, a mountain county, has not been
heard from. Last year it gave a dem
ocratic majority of Al. Should that
vote be maintained the republicans will
carry the senatorial district composed
of Highland, Bath and Allegheny
ties by sc. In the counties above named
the vote for Lee is about the same as
for Cleveland last year.
HARRIsONBURG, VA, Nov. 4.-Full
returns from this county give Wise IA
majority. The total vote was $3.50. the
largest ever cast. Rockbridge county
it democratic on the legislative ticket
by 135 majority. Lees majority is 1876.
Rockingham county is republican by
126, with one precinct to hear from the
whole registered vote of which is l15,
being a gain of two republican repre-
sentatives. Shenandoah county gives
100 democratic majority and the repub-
licans lose one representative. Page
county is republican by 80 majority, a
republican gain of 14S votes. Highland
county is republican by 3 majority, a
democratic loss Of 80 and one repre-
sentative. The losses and gains through
out the valley on the Cleveland vote
about balance.
GRAND l. NEW YORK.
The Sun makes Hills majority for
governor 1877. General Jones will
| not run more than 5000 behind Gov.
Hill.
Returns from the interior counties so
far maintain the ratio estimated this
morning, which would give Hill 1000
majority.
The Tribune gives Hill a plurality of
10,9O6 in the state, and gives the repub-
licans majority of 36 on joint ballot
in the Legislature.
The Evening Post places Hills ma
jority in the state at l2,153, and states
that the next legislature will be com
posed of 81 republicans aud II demo-
Gratis in the senate, and IS republicans
and 80 democrats in the assembly.
CLEVELAND TO HILL.
ELNIRA, n. Y, Nov. 4.-Gov. Hill
has received the foliOwing:
Hon. David b. Hill, Elmira, n. y
EXECUTIVE MANSION, WAsH,NG-
TON, D.. G., Nov, 4 i have just return
ed from Buffalo and learned the result
when nearly here. heartily congrat-
ulate yOn on your election.
GROVER CLEVELAND.
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Nov. 4.-The
president to-day received ii large num-
Der of kilograms from prominent dem,
ocratic politicians in ali parts of The
country, but principally from New
York, concentrating him on the result
of the election in New York as an I'M
mistakabie Endorsement of his policy
VOORHEES, OFFER CONGRATULATIONS
The following telegram was received
tonight.
To the President:
New YORK, Nov. PLEASE accep
my cordial congratulation on the grea
democratic victory of New York, Vir
ginia and Maryland. They signify tina
the democratic party can and does in
l dorse and sustain You and your cabine
without the aid of trcacherOus allies.
!, ID. w. VOORHEES,.
, MANNING AND TILDEN.
NEW YORK, Nov. 4.-SeCretary Maj
ming to-day called upon Hon. Samue
j. Tllden at Greystone, 1onkers III
arrived at 1880 a. m, from this city
and was driven direct to the eX-gOveI
l nor's house where he !unched and re
. manned until nearly > O'clock. He stateI
that his visit was merely n Of friend
ship to congratulate Mr.. Tiiden upo
! the result of the election.
GOVERNOR HILLS REMARKS.
! E%LMIRA, n. Y, Nov. i'm hi
speech to his fellow rownSmen tonight
Gov. Hill said: Given those who diff
. fer from me il their views of nationa
politics will pardon me for speaking a
. this time a few words of congratulate
to the democratic party of the state an
nation for the decisive victory which
has won. That victory means that tn
great empire state of New York is
. democratic state under any and all cir
rumStnurpS il means thof the iu1eDon