New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-08
PENNSYLVANIA
REPUBLICAN BY NEARLY 10000
TREMENDOUS ENTHUsIAsM-THE DEMOCRATIC
CHAIRMAN ANNOUNCES HARRIsoNs

CHAIRMAN ANNOUNCES hhfshloON
ELECTION.
Philadelphia. Nov. 7 (SpeciaD.-The Repub-
lican State Committee estimates the Republican
majority Of Pennsylvania at between $1,000 and
10000. The returns show an increase in every
district The majority will not be less than
$4,000 Mayor Filter at noon to-day received the
following dispatch from Chairman Quay
New-York. Nov. 7-Hon. Z; II. Filter: We
consider Harrison is elected He carries both New
York and Indiana lSigned NJ $. QUAY.
The president of the Union League to-day tele-
graphcd the following to General Harrison;
Philadelphia Nov. T.
General BENJAMIN Harrison, Presidentelect OF
the United States. INDIANAPOLIS. NH
The members Of the Union League OF fDlla-
delphia offer their warmest congratnaticshSn, on
your grand victory, and unite with their fellow
Rppublicans of the entire country in expressions
of delight and satisfaction.
Signed EDWARD n. BENSON, President
At the Democratic club headquarters this even
ing every one is dull. The Democratic State Com
mittee-rocms on Chestnut-st are closed, and the
rooms Of the Americas AMI Young Mems Democratic
Association are SHINY attended. Chairman H. T.
Kisner, of the State Democratic Committee. in re-
ply to the question, What do you think OF the
situation pr said: Why, don't think anything
about it. he's elected" "Who?7 was asked him.
WHY. Harrison: we conceded that at o'clock
tnlS morning. Inc lOSS VI l",VNN 'N'~' - -'~''
York City and the loss in Brooklyn IS what ala
it, I am perfectly satisfied of the election OF
Harrison Yes, sir, we concede the election to the
Republicans" The entire Republican city ticket
is elected Alfred Gratz, for Register of Wills the
only doubtful candidate has majority OF 2,Ol6
One Of the features that meet the eye at every
turn in this city expressing loyalty TO the great
Republican party is the profuse decoration OF the
residences occupied by the worlImen. In the upper
and lower wards the neat houses of the me-
chanics have flying from their windows the Stars
and Stripes in honor Of the election Of Harrison
The patriotism of many has led them to attach
bandanna tied up in Grape to the pole and bear
ing a placard No free trade here" Repub-
lican Transfers and they are legion, all have
their horses handsomely caparsoned and their
wagons decorated with American flags and por-
traits of the Republican standard-bearers, Chest-
nut-st still holds its enthusiastic crowd OF last
night and thousands Of men who have not slept
a wink since Monday night are marching TINS
evening in honor OF the great victory Some
uncasiness was felt early in the day over the
false REPORTS from New-Yorll that the State had
gone against Harrison, but they were specify
contradicted aud the truth posted by Inc
Press" North American" inquirer ana the
Republican evening papers. This effort on the
,art of the crcmy TO do celve was rewarded by
largely augmented throngs OF paraders VINO al
nresent hold the streets. Tie cry along the enOre
Republican line is Four-only four months more
forG Grover