Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-06

CucNnArz. Nov. -Oarlisls h pssb.
aolg eleolsd, oai b naEroa nai1silV
De claims majority of fraue fonrt - A..
eandf q. Hne ofnolai oonna bsrina -
say n she eight 0s1ntles osmposina the
alstElce and mnsa BE- eomplslsd. Unfor.
t1nAeolg for thoss VITO are rso1t rnTions
g iearn ne nnal result, ne onnnsia-
whose votes vii decide tha mattar A.
aimost inaeoessiola. Two Of tham havr
nAatnef railways nor telearapha. hnl a
= pno1Aels tnel oaoaah inlormafior
NAV oe obaaIned some time durino she
nlRat te furnish material for I dscislge
statement Khe opinion here q nniVar.
~ tnat tha ca1a8 of tha SURPRISINGLY
oloee oantesl lay In the faot that nsarIV
All tne Democrats 10 the baek oonnties
Nere aua1are Of any forusal oDpoaifian
% OaEliales and thu1sands of Democrats
stayed at home. Bsona conntg. whSnh
siii Rive Uarilale nboat 800 majority. "a
uamosfatio b q least $500, and thss a
sample 81 the indi6oranas. Tha mn.
1ort1y u Oamphell and Kenlon eonnties
g due ohleny 20 the large numaef of
Aniahteot Labor Ia CoVinQtun and New.
pork The chances This morning sre
decidedly favorahle 70 Carlisle.
av. wHEzn HERorED.
NEw YonK. Nov. s. Campls,s ana
corrected returns Tor tha Third Oon0rer.
uonal Dissriot of Neu Tork nhow fh1f
5. y. White. Democrat, is elacted 81 4
majority OF l76.
cARLxELR's yuws.
CTNuTNNkxI. Nov. 6.--Au ths oounsina
70 the Ska district have no9 Yea been
heard troms out enouRh ID known %
make 4 certain that Speaker John q.
CaslIsle = eieeted By majority of 40
or ~. Win reference 20 his oompara-
tlvely small majority Carlisle said 20
niRnt q an Associated Press Reporter:
~ the vote against me lasl Tuesday,
nad been larger than ths vote aqainsi
ne heresofore. there miRht Be sone siq-
nineAnce 90 is. Sach, however, is not
me fAct. Two years AGO my opponent
receives nearly tWice aa many Natea as
Wefe cast against me laal Tuesday, YEA
we years ago ny maisrity vas nearly
ooO9 II y bad been Renefaiiy supposed
tnat tne opposition 10 ne really amonni-
% 70 anything, think my majority a.
tbs electton Would have boei GOO or
4uoo. Outside Of ihe cities and towns
a was scarcely known that / bad An
opponent, and even Ia the cities and
towns my friends attached very littIe
impoFtanes % sue opposition. 1hsy
9ere thrown on their guard by the fact
that several times hofet foro candidates
had announced themselves Il Opposition
and sad received q very small vote.
Carlisle said further: q Ihe losses ara
by no msana confined 10 the states 81
districts uno.o representatives voted
% o0neider ihe tariff bill &c ne iast ses
SION OF Congress, nud there u nothing
10 tae result % discourage she advo.
Gates of reform. Many causes con
tribnted 10 tue De eat of eur candidates
N dinerent localities. some Of these
causes were local and soms rtnernl. Il
= zee early 30 atlesapt 20 enumernte
thems but think it ID safe 10 say that
local osneos have oonfrIbussd far more
% pfoduce the result than general ones.
AZ any fate, there Il ne toat oauao for
alarm or desponeeney. fhe Democrats
party has Survived many defeats, whieh
would have been fatal 70 any osheE %
iiilcal orRauiz4tion, and this little re-
pulse uih only atimalate ns % greater
uxeftiong IL the futare. We need not
surrender any prineipia o. abandon ans
poiley hekotoloRe ann0uncud, bet We
muas prspafe - meet car opponsnia
openly and manfzily on egefy iasne thai
divides Ne tWo partiea."