The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-08
HOW IT LOOKED YESTERDAY
New York.


New YORK, Nov. 6.-Midnight.-
The Republicans now claim that Har-
rison's plurality outside Of New York,
Kings and Queens and Richmond
counties, is $1,000, which, if confirmed,
is sufficient to give him the State by
$4,000.
Connecticut and New jersey are
safe for the Democrats.
Cleveland's plurality in New York
city, is 56, 1000. Hill, for Governor, has
$4,000 plurality.
November ii A. M.-Rcturns are
very slow and the State is quite close,
but it is confidently claimed at Dem
ocratic headquarters for Cleveland by q
small plurality. Hewitt is beaten for
mayor and Grant elected by $4,000 ma
jority.
Nr: Dana Claims Harrison's Election.
New YORK, Nov. I, 2:30 A. M.-To
the Daily Register: Harrison has car
ried New York State by 5000 and is
elected to the Presidency. THE Sun.
Il What the Papers Claim.
New YORK, Nov. 10 A. M.-The
New York World says editorially :
The indications are that Harrison has
carried New York State by a small
plurality. Gains which he is making
in the State promise to wipe out the
$4,000 plurality for Cleveland this side
Of Harlem river, and leave Harrison a
fair margin of 5000.
Upon this basis the election of Har-
rison and Morton must be conceded.
The hope that a few Western States
cal be added to the Democratic column
can hardly be realized. Indiana is
still in doubt, Conn ecticut has
gone Republican, New Jersey increases
her plurality for Cleveland, but the
Republicans have carried the day, and
the party which four years ago trium-
phantly swept the country bows to the
Decree
New YORK, November Z, 2.30 a. NJ.
At this hour there is little change in
the situation, but the election of Har-
rison is conceded on all sides. The
World comedies it, the Tribune eau
tious!y asserts it, the Times regretfully
admits it, the Sun states it, the Herald
doubts it, and the Press proclaims it
with 4 whooo. Democratic headuuar-
ters are virtually closed.
A Congressman Gained in New York
New YORK, November Ga Herald
bulletin says hat 9 Democratic Con-
gressmen in the city are elected, a gain
of |.
New Ioak city, with two districts
missing, gives: Cleveland l62, ,497; Har-
rison, l05, Fisk (Prohib) l,29l;
Cowdrey Labor 1857. Cleveland s
plurality, 56,972. The vote complete
for mayor is: Ehrhardt (Rep,) g., ,72l;
Grant (Tam) l07,537: Hewitt C. D.
is, 134; Coogan Labor 9,465. 4 still
later return makes the vote: Cleveland
1852, ,907, and Harrison 105, ,92l-Cleye-
lands plurality, 56,9SG. The indica-
tons are that the entire Tammany
county ticket is elected.
New YORK, Nov, 7.-5a. m.-While
the New York morning papers general
ly conceded the election Of Harrison, the
Times has the following double loaded
editorial: "At o'clock a. m. the elec-
ton returns received by the Times from
the interior of the State show diminish
ing gains for Harrison, and it is by no
means certain that full returns will not
altogether destroy the pluralities that
early figures indicate for him and give
the State to Cleveland. Connecticut,
New Jersy and Indiana are Democratic,
by safe pluralities, and there is reason to
expect that later returns from Illinois
Will make that state extremely close if
they do not actually put it in the Dem
ocratic column. Ipthe returns thus far
received We notconcede the election
Of Harrison" ~