The Republican journal., 1888-11-08

AUGUSTA. Nov. :. II A. NJ. Harri>on's cleo
ton conceded. We carry New York and
Indiana, possibly Virginia. Connecticut in
doubt. j. III. MANLEY.
TIE NEWS FROM MAINE.
Mr.. Blaine telegraphed Gen. Harrison Tues
day night: The returns thus far received indi-
cate that Maine has given you Il majority of
5000. 1t will be more rather than less
ar. Manley teiegraphed the chairman of the
National Committee: The full Vote of Maine
will give Harrison twenty thousand plurality
This on decreased vote over September.
TUESDAY NIGHTS DISPATCHES.
We give below, by States, a summary Of the
returns published in yesterdays daes
NEW YORK. j. 5. Clarkson of the Nation al
Committee, tele@raphed Hon. c. A Boutelle ::
cleveland has fifty-tive thousand plurality in
New York City, eleven thousand eight hundred
and forty i'll Brooklyn, and cannot exceed sew
enty thousand south of Harlem bridge. Har-
rSon has at least eighty thousand above !Iar-
lem and it cannot be reduced below. Bourke
Cochran and leading Democrats conce,le him
ten thousand in the State
New 1Ork city. complete. gives for Mavor.
Grant, 1Ol .331; Hewitt, IS, 1874; EhcrLt, G7..2l
CoOgan, 9,465.
New HAMPSHIRE. The Indications at r. NJ.
are that Harrison and Morton have certainly
carried the State. Goodell, Republican. elect
ed Governor by the people, the Republicans
carried both Congressional Districts, and Sc
cured control Of both branches of the Leei,la-
ture.
CONNECTICUT. Returns to midnight by the
Evening PoSt. from III towns, show Il Repuh-
lican gain Of 1924 over 1884. Same ratio of
gain in remaining towns will give the State to
Harrison by about 40. The Republicans elect
three Congressman and probably four. The
Legislature is Republican by large majority
and will elect Republican State officers
MASSACHUSETTS, The towns bc,rJ fro,,,
give Republican plurality of 1854. With
the exception of O'Neill, Democrat, in the
Fourth. and Andrew, Democrat. in the Third
District, all the Congressman elected are Re-
publicans-10 out of II.
VIRGINIA. Calculations, based on the vote
of 1884, give the State to Cleveland by from
1900 to 5000 majority.
GEORGIA. Cleyeand> majority will be at
least $4,000. solid Democratic Congressional
delegation is elected by from 1000 to 5000
majority.
INDIANA. No returns of the State. Probable
gain of Republican Congressman in Second
district.
ALABAMA. Cleveland's majority as large as
in 1881. Full Democratic Congressional dele
CATION.
MARYLAND. Raynor, Democrat for Con-
gress defeated by Stockbridge, Republican, in
Fourth District by SO votes. Republicans held
their other districts
ILLINOIS, All reports. far, outside of
Sooh NouHtN, SHOW Slllall fepuDtlcan gains,
which. il maintained, will give Harrison sew
eral thousand gain over Blaines vote in 1884,
Palmer's vote for Governor is greater than
Clevelanus at all points vet heard from. If
the Republican gains continue in the same
proportion the State will give Harrison a ma
Jorty OF from $1,000 to 10000.
RHODE ISLAND. Over 1000 majority for
Harrison.
WISCONSIN. The returns are COMING in
very slowly. Fifty-two cities and towns in
the State, outside of Milwaukee,, give n net
Republican gain of 6S3. 1t is estimated from
these Figures that the Republican majority in
the State will be about 1000
Returns received show Republican gains.
NORTH CAROLINA. Returns show a small
Democratic gain over 1851 when the Democrats
carried the State by over $1,000.
VERMONT. Republican majority in the towns
heard from 1922, against T., 643 in 1884.
OHIO. Cleveland and Cuyahoga counties
Will give Harrison about $500 plurality. The
entire Republican county ticket is elected. r.
q. Burton, Republican, will succeed NJ. A.
Foran, Democrat, as Congressman in the DIST
district, gain of one Republican Congress-
man.
KENTUCKY. The vote in Covington. Nv,
SHOWS heavier majority for John q. Carlisle
than he ever had there before.
TENNESSEE. Memphis has gone Democratic
by about $500, gain of 900 over 1884. James
Phelan, Democrat, is reelected to Congress-
over Cation, Republican, by not less than ; 900
majority.
SOUTH CAROLINA The election was per-
1ectly quiet and the vote not large. The color
ed vote was very light. The Democratic
Electoral and State ticket and full Congression-
al delegations elected by handsome maiorities.
NEW YORK. The Republican majority on
Governor is estimated by the Democrats at
5000 and by the Republicans at 10000.