Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1888-11-16

The Harrison electors have carried the
State by a probable plurality of sc, 600.
Ames, the Republican candidate for Gov
ernor was elected, but ran behind the rest
of the State ticket, which had probable
majority of s.. OOJ. The Congressional dele
cation was given at . Republicans and
Democrats, Republican gain OF one.
MICHIGAN.
Michigan chose Is Presidential electors, II
members of Congress, State officers. and a
Legislature which will elect United States
Senator. There were four State tickets.
Democratic Greenback Republican, Prohi-
bition. and United Labor.
The State went for the Republican Elec-
toral ticket by almost 800 plurality. The
Republicans hold their six Congressman, and
claim gain of one in the Seventh district.
The Democrats did not concede this, but
claim no gains. Burt, Democratic candidate
for Governor, ran ahead of the Presidential
ticket.
MINNESOTA
Minnesota chose Z Presidential electors,
members of Congress, State officers, and
Legislature which will elect a United States
Senator. There were four State tickets,
Democratic, Repu bIIcan, Prohibition, and
United Labor.
Returns from the interior of the State came
in very slowly, but indicated that Harrison's
majority would exceed 10000
MISSOURI.
Missouri chose 16 Presidential electors, IA
members of Congress, State officers and
Legislature There were four State tickets,
Democratic, Republican, Prohibition, and
United Labor.
The Democratic Electoral and State tickets
were successful There were probably %
Democrats and l Republican Congressman
lected.
Mississippi chose 9 Presidential electors
and members of Congress.
The State went for Cleveland by the usual
Democratic majority. A solid Democratic
Congressional delegation was elected.
NEBRASKA.
Nebraska chose Presidential electors,
members Of Congress, State officers, and
Legislature which will elect a United States
Senator. There were four State tickets.
Democratic, Republican, Prohibition and
United Labor.
The State was carried by the Harrison
electors by an estimated majority of between
5000 and 10000. The State ticket was
elected by a Majority somewhat less than
this. Three Republicans were elected to
Congress.
NEVADA.
Nevada chose Presidential electors, 1
member of Congress, minor State officers,
Legislature, and voted on a, constitutional
amendment.
Returns showed that Harrison had carried
the State by about 1000. The entire Repubi-
can State ticket was elected, and also a Re-
publican Congressman.
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
New Hamshire chose Presidential cleo
tors, 2 members of Congress. State officers.
a Legislature which will elect a United States
Senator and delegates to a State constitu-
tiOnal convention. There were three State
tickets, Democratic, Republican, and Prohl-
bitiOn.
The indications were that Harrison and
Morton have carried the State. that GOoden
Republican) has been elected Governor, that
the Republicans have carried both Congress
districts, defeating Mckinney Democrat In
the First district, and have secured control of
both branches Of the Legislature.
NEW JERSEY.
New Jersey chose Presidential electors,
Z members of Congress, Senators in SIX coun-
ties, and full Assembly; the Legislature
will elect a United States Senator.
In this State the Democratic Electoral
ticket had an apparent majority of from
5000 to 5000. The Congressional struggle
indicated the election of Republicans and
Democrats.
NEW YORK.
New York chose Sc Presidential electors, "a
members of Congress, a Governor, Lieuten-
ant-Governor, Judge of the Court of APP
peals and full State Assembly, and voted
on a constitutional amendment providing for
a second part of the Court of Appeals. There
were five State tickets, Democratic, Republ1-
can endorsed by the United Labor, Prohibi-
ton, Socialist, and Equal Rights.
Returns received on the morning after
election indicated that Harrison and Morton
have carried New York by about IL, 600
plurality. In most of the counties of the
interior the Republicans made large gains.
New York city gave Cleveland and Thurman
900 plurality, gain of $4,000 over the
vote of 1884. Kings County's Democratic
plurality of 1894 was decreased by 1000 The
New ork delegation to the F1fty-frst Con
gress will probably be Is Republicans and Is
Democrats-a Democratic gain of one. Hill
| for Governor ran ahead of Cleveland In
many places. In New York city Hills plu-
rality was $4,000, and it was thought his
majority in the State over Miller would be
! abOut 5000 The legislature is Republican
| in both branches
NORTH CAROLINA.
North Carolina chose IL Presidential cleo
! tors, members of Congress, State officers,
! and Legislature which will elect a United
| States Senator, and will vote on constItu-
| tional amendment increasing the Supreme
| Court Judges.
The returns showed a small Democratic
gain over 1884. Rowland Democrat was
/ reelected to Congress. The constitutional
amendment was carried. A full Democratic
| State ticket was elected and both Legislative
/ Houses are Democratic.
! OHIO.
| Ohio chose % Presidential electors, 81 mem
| berS of Congress, and minor State officers,
| There were four State tickets Democratic,
| Republican, Prohibition, and United Labor.
The Republican Electoral and State tickets
! were successful. Democrats claimed gain
| of one or two Congressman.
OREGON.
OREGON chose Presidential electors
Returns indicated that the Harrison cleo
| tors carried the State by about 1000.
| PENNSYLVANIA.