The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1886-11-12

The Louisville Courier Journal received
the following:
Covington, KY, Nov. Al am elected by
from 500 to 600 majority.
JOHN G. CARLISLE.
It is reported that the Wisconsin legisla-
ture will stand: Senate-Republicans, %;
Democrats 7; Labor /. Assembly-Repub.
leans, 81; Democrats, SO; Labor 6; Pro
hibition, /. Republican majority On joint
ballot, 81.
Their majority two years ago was thirty.
It is said TO be a foregone conclusion that
Philetus Sawyer viii succeed himself in the
United States senate.
In st. Croix county, Wis, the Republi-
can pluralities are; Rusk, 425; Price, con-
gress, 1000; Humphrey. assembly, 800.
The rest of the county officers get plurali-
ties ranging from 40 to 600.
The majority Of Clifford, republican dele
gate from Dakota is variously estimated
from IL, 900 to 20, 600.
In Colorado, the election OF Adams
Dem. J for governor by a plurality OF 2, 1000
is conceded by the Republicans. Reed
(Dem. )is probabaly elected to congress.
The Democrats will probably control the
legislature, and claim the election of the
state ticket, except secretary OF state,
auditor and attorney general.
The full returns will make the republican
majority for governor OF Michigan not far
from 1000. The latest returns give the
state legislature as follows: Senate-Re-
publicans, %; Democrats, 10. House
Republicans, 60; Democrats, 80; Labor, a;
doubtful, 3.
The Democrats in Nebraska have elect
ed forty-two members OF the legislature,
being one-third OF that body. This is the
largest representation the Democrats ever
had in the legislature. Their gain is due
to the prohibition plank in the Republican
platform.
General Logan, in an interview at Chica-
go, on the election said: "The Republican
party to-day occupies in every respect the
strongest possible position, and IL it only
stands firm and does not waver from the
established line OF principles the future years
will bring to it many more grand victories.
Above all things the Republican party
wants to steer clear OF all the ''ismsn and
foal theories that are afioat. To stoop to
sin;sct socialism into its platform. to pan
der to any element, however strong it may
appear On the face of the returns. which
does not regard the sacredness OF life, lib
erty and property; to abandon single one
OF the PRINCIPLES OF the Republican party
would be to commit q great mistake. Let
the Democrats pander to all the low ele-
ments and socialistic ideas, but let the
Republicans stand firm on their old plat
form.
The election OF McKenny, DEM, to Con-
gress in the First New Hampshire district,
vice Hayes Republican is conceded by q
plurality Of about $50. This is d Demo
cratic gain of one member and equally di.
vides the New Hampshire delegation.
The Massachusetts, Legislature stands:
Senate, 85 Republicans, 15 Democrats;
House, 160 Republicans, 70 Democrats
and ] Independent.
The Huron, OAK, Advocates official and
estimated returns give Clifford 10000 ma
iority in South Dakota. and 1000 MAORI
ty in North Dakota. His majority in the
territory win be in the neighborhood OF
10000.
The New Jersey legislaturehas onedemo-
cratic majority.
The Albany journal states that the to-
tai vote OF the state Of New York, fourteen
counties estimated, was about $50, 900.
The proposition FOR a constitutional CON
v~ention must have 475,000 affirmative
votes to be adopted. The returns recsiv-
cd Indicate that the vote has fallen short
Of this number.