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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-09
THOUSANDS CONGRATULATE HARRISON.
ENTHUSIASTIC MESSAGES FROM EVERY CITY IN



ENTHUSIASTIC MESSAGES FROM EVERY CITY IN
THE UNION
Indianapolis, Nov. s-General Harrison becnn n
receive cOngratuatory kilograms from New York
and the East early as o o'clock on election
night, when the first meagre returns indicated his
probable election. From that moment TO the
present writing, kilograms and letters of con-
graduation have poured in upon him from every
city in the Union So long as there was a shadow
of doubt resting upon the result of the election,
General Harrison was not disposed 10 permit the
publication OF any congratulatory communications
The labor of asserting the kilograms which con-
tinue to arrive, was begun this evening From
among the number are the following:
Headquarters Indiana Republican State Committee Nov T.
Gen. Benjamin Harrison Your election is gratifying
TO your friends everywhere and especially since
given the support of your State Personal express
ons Of congratulations inadequate an occasion
momentous 10 the American people, particularly
the people OF Indiana Your defeat would stirred
feelings and brought home you love-
but splendid victory commands enthusiastic I'D
The Republicans of Indian hall coming
you typify patriotism and Americansm We believe
your Administration will mark OF peace prospect
ty and National Developments IN your hands interest
Of both capital and labor will be equally protected.
JAMES N. HUSTON Chairman
New-York. Nov. s.-The National Committee is closing
its headquarters and its last congratulate you and
the country upon your election. NJ. s. QUAY
Augusta Me-, Nov. 7.-Accept my sincere congratu.
latons your splendid Victory Your election opens
patriotic epoch in the history OF the country
JAMES G. BLAINE.
Mansfield, Ohio Nov 7.-Acccpt my hearty congra,u.
lations JOHN SHERMAN
Detroit Mich. Nov. Accept my heartfelt congratu-
hons upon your great victory Michigan has given you
nearly or quite %, 900 plurality. God bless you"
II. A. ALCErs
New-York. Nov. 7.-Accept cordial congratulations
New-Yo Is supremeiy happy. The Republicans are
jublant ard the Democrats shedding their tears.
CHAUNCEY NJ DEPEw.
Canton, o., Nov S-Acccpt hcarties congratulations.
WILLIAM. NJ MCKINLEY, JR-
Washington, DC,Nov S-Pease 10 accept congratula-
tons Of the candidate OF Equal Rights Party"
your election. BELVA LOCKWOOD.
San Francisco Nov ST. most heartily congratulate
You Oh your election California is safe.
| NJ. NJ EsTEE
omaha, Neb., Nov al congratulate the American
people their Intelligent and patriotic choice OF Chief
| Executive. q. JOHN NJ. THURSTON.
Lewiston, Me-, Nov. 81 congratulate the country on
| It's deiyerance, ana you az it, delyercF.
| WILLIAM T.. FRYE
| cw.YorE Nov. 7.-You may New YORK -lfc for
Mt least 10 plurality Accept my hearty congraulb
tions T. C. PLATT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-09

important than that of high license. The corfup-
ton at elections said the Judge, cmphsficaiy' Is
not confined to Cities but is pracsed elsewhere Also
1t is frightful, and is becoming matter oil serious
danger There is not country town now IN which
there are not from ten to fifty 'hoaiers socalied.
who hang around the polls ready to sell their votes
This condition IS getting worse and worse, and the
press could do nothing better than take hold OF the
natter and wake the people up The Jaw. abiding
men will settle it. The Saxton Electoral bin was .
I'd rnea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-09
COMMENTS OF THE PRESS.
JOY IN DELAWARE IF BAYARD DOES 1--WE
THERE.
From The Wilmington News.

From The wilmington Ne"S
Mr. Cleveland is laid on the shelf. lie was good
man in MS way, but General Harrison is better
man, and particularly better American ana me pep
serve them for the next four years as the Presidents
Of this great country. . -,
been swallowed as usual But II was q
very good days work, Our English brethren NH
not expect 80 much from The great Demot ratio party
as he did: but this country will doubtless fare fairly
honse. and he viii probably enjoy release from tho
arduols abors which have been ascrbed to him while
occupying the White House lie can now so fishing
without losing the chance OF writing veto message
In short, no will now have an opportunity 70 DO
pariv That party Will now take charge OF the Cow
ernncnt, and in their hands We shall all doubtless
prosper as atonume
AUST ESTIMATE OF THE NEXT PRESIDENT
From The Boston Journal.
ITS general Hanson's) public addresses have given
anrlc evidence OF his ability, his grasp OF fundameniai
principles HIS loyalty to Republican IDEAS ana hls
variety of resources. He emerges from campaign
of intense excitement without stain upon his chaiac-
ter The most searching scrutiny OF ms bcb he
conld be discredi,ed He is standard bearer whom
The great Republican party of the Nation ha, pen ia,
ard nroud TO follow and whose ecva lon u IN mgnes,
efiee ia the sift of tho people halls with unlinllet
satsfaction This satisfaction is the keener because
four years dcrium Of sham aud false prc1sness ana
dangerous influences and icres which maze ~ Is
Splendid result OF battle which has been spienddy
and win receive great credit for its conduit of tho
campaign IL has been better organized and more
effectively aged than In any previous contest
MUGwUMps HOPING FOR ANOTHER "EDUcA-
TIONAL' CAMPAIGN.
From The Boston Herald.
So far as the Democratic party is concerned, even
should later intelligence demonstrate It's deiea'. II car
not give up the contest upon which II has ente,en.
, Tho Whig party In EnGlsnd suffered more . Tar,
ono defeat upon the rce-trade issue before unal
triumph gained
TRAAfpLING on THEIR UNLUCKY CHAIRMAN.
From The NewYork Sun (Dem)
One of Colonel Brce's rainbow visions was mus
reported by him IN August: " Making all anowshses
for the natural enthusiasm Of our correspondents LOT
the Democratic cause, feel JUSTIFIED In saying uas
we viii carry Michigan, Minnesota ILLINOIS, WISCONSIN,
and Iowa. -, -, -
Just two months ago an enthusiastic rural con;
temporary of tho Democratic persuasion nominatec
Colonel price for President His age educatlon,
military services aud record said "The Grecnvillo
Democratic Advocate his recognized executive
ability and wthaI his sterling Democracy, peculiarly
lit him for the Chief MaeIstrscy. After Cleveland IN
1883. We are for Brce In ls92"
Docs any other Democratic newspaper second
the nomination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-09
THE SOLID SOUTH BROKEN.


Senator will be given TO Kent and Sussex.
Return Day was celebrated by over o'ooo
Sussex Republicans at Georgetown today aespi'e
the rain. Messrs. Higgins end Treat adoressc"
the Qathering.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-09
APPRECIATION FROM DAKOTA

10 NhltclhW Eeid.
DehdvOOd, Oak, Nov 6.-Dahota cOngratulaies
Ncw-York on her glorious work IN the election of
Harrison and Morton We feel thai you have nobiy
vindcaied Blaines defeat Turn the rascals out and
out pp the fences, and are good for another twenty
four wears. r. W. HAMlLTON.
SecretAry Haxrson and Morton Club.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-09
THE NEW CONGRESS.

THE HOUSE REPUBLICAN BEYOND DOUBT.
The latest dispatches received by The Tribune
in regard to the Congressional districts consid-
cred heretofore doubtful confirm the estimates pro-
viously made. that the House OF Representatives.
in the List Congress will be Republican by from
or IA AZ maiority
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-09
INDANA's VOTE NOT YET COUNTED.

EIGHTY COUNTIES OUT OF NINETY-Two GIVE
HARRISON ABOUT 1000 PLURALITY
Indianapolis Nov. s.-Under the law Of Indiana
tbs Is the day when the supervisors of elections con
vene IN each county 10 canvass the returns. Thcsf
boards are consequently now In session throughea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-09
VOICE OF THE EMPIRE STATE
OVER TWELVE THOUSAND FOR HARRISON
HILLS PLURALITY IS, 719-A CHANCE FOR RUM
sEY-CRUGERS ELECTION NOT CLEAR
A CONGRESSMAN GAINED-CONSTI
TUTIONAL AMENDMENT PROB

CONGRESSMAN UAINhD-OONsII'
TUTIoNAL AMENDMENT PROB
ABLY ADOPTED.
Twenty-four hours have not materially changed
the outlook in this State. Nearly complete Off
cial figures, supplemented by careful estimates,
make Harrison's plurality l2,l1o. There is hardly
good ground for confidence in Cruger's election,
nor for hoping that Judge Rumsey has been pro-
NOTED to the Court of Appeals. The Republicans
have gained a Congressman in the XVIII District.
The Constitutional Amendment was approved by
on almost unanimous vote in the few counties
heard from Below is given the total vote by
counties, so far as reported, for President and
Governor
Governor Hills plurality over Miller for Gov
ernor has been changed somewhat, the latest official
returns, with few counties estimated. now plac-
ing it at 1919.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-09
JUDGE RUMsEY WANTS BALLOT REFORM.

Judge william Rumsey, the Republican candidate for
the Court Of Appeals said at the Glsey House last
night that no had expected the overwhelming Repub
lcan victory In tho Nation because, in his recollection,
whenever the people brought to face the tariff
Question: they did the same thing as at this election
But he greatly regretted the defeat Of Warner Miier
II was money and the power that did Il and
the papers should agtate the question OF better
elective system and educate the people on that point
Tho question of electoral reform was even moro
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-09
HOLDING THANKSGIVING MEETINGS.
FORE DISBANDING

The Hatters, Furriels' and Straw Goods Mems
Protection Club held jolifcation meeting yesterday
noon at their club rooms No. 1O3 Greehe-sI, over
I 600 being present c. c. shayne presided AFTER
listening to several speeches and the singing OF
popular campaign songs by Professor Adams inc
members of the club invited to luncheon as
the guests of c. c. shayne brass band enlvencd
the occasion with National airs. The club sent a
telegram of congratuatlon to General Harrison 1t
then formed Itself into permanent organization
under the name of the Hatters and furriers anu
Straw Goods Mems American Protection CluD. u u
shayne was elected president, J. Prince secretary
and Mr.. Roberts treasurer.
The Republican Club of the IXth Assembly Dstnc.
celebrated the Republican victory by parading 1,ooo
strong last evening passing the Union League Repub-
,can Club and the National and State headquarters
rousing jolifcation meeting was held at the
Renubllcan Headquarters In Elizabeth, N. j., last
evening Addresses were made and after the meeting
an mpromptu parade was held with nearly 1000
men in lire. ~ o,.
The With District Republican clubs OF jersey oity'
held a torchlight parade last evening Many Oh 'hc
uniformed clubs of the county took part in 1t.
The Charles T. Bruder Lancers, of the NVh AS
sembly District will parade this evening starting
nom their headquarters, Reisenwebers han, No
e87 Eighth-ave. They will march through the io"cr
part of the district, screnade Charles T. bruue'
pass by the headquarters of the West Side Republican
Club in Seventy frst-st, and De cVie"eu ny Gun"
McC1ave in Seventy -sccond-st
parade OF all the Harlem Republican CLUBS VIII
take place this evening Citizens have been asked
to Illuminate their houses and take part IN the
parade. .
The Republican Committee Of Essex County a.
Newark have made arrangements Tor hoidhs
ub,,ee narade Of political clubs and organizations o.
ynanufacturers traaesmen and workDgmen on MONDAY
evening, 1t Is expected that 10000 men Will DO III
line 20, -. A.. .,.r 90 proot
lyn sent a ongratulaory telegram to General HAITI
'O Last night the John ]. o'Bren Legion tramped
through the streets past the Republican county
state and National Headquarters, nearly 2OOo strong
The Legion was received with cheers and shouts
Nearly all the carried new brooms decorated WIZ
flags and ribbons and on the hat Of every man was
cheerful- looking rooster
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-09

Now como three turkey numbers
Of the LADIES' Homo Journal ana Prsssiea y.
Housekeeper: Thanksgiving. Christmas and
New.Yeara The nrst is on tho newSstsnds-
ak cents. as usual
You shall have four numbers BY mall for ~
cents in silver or stamps.
We can't afford the space TO tell how good
these Festive numbers are. except that the rssss
lar numbers 70 follow are TO be a. good
We want you among the million subscrfbefa
LADIES' HOME JOURNAL,
Philadelphia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-09

BRICE KINDLY CONCEDES THE VICTORY.
Realizing at last their ridiculous position In claim
Ing this State Chairman Brice and the other members
of the National Democratic Committee came out yes
to-day with formal statement concedng the election
of General Harrison and Offering this alleged expana
ton OF their absurd claims
When the National Democratic Committee claimed the
State Of New-York Tuesday evening by 10000 TO
Is 900 majority figures Of the returns then received
fully justified the estimate. The reports from New
York City large communities I'm the Interior OF
the State showed gains and the first reports
from Brooklyn the effect that the majority there
was 10000 The telegraph wires very crowded and
Of the committees bulletins TO the west
was considerably delayed. There is evidently msap
preheDson parts Of the West as TO the time OF
which this dispatch was sent.
AS soon this had been given out Senator German
started for his home in Baltimore there to view the
dreadful wreck that has been made of his ring by the
Citizens Reform League. Mr.. Barnum went back 10
Connecticut on Monday night He was Ill then, and
1t is not likely that he feels much better now though
he did save his own State. Mr. Brice VIII resume
business at his old stand In Wallst to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-09

KINGS TO HAVE REPUBLICAN COUNTY CLEhh'
The Official canvass OF the in Brooklyn Will begin
Tuesday The nearly correct figures until that
is completed those compiled from the canvassers
returns which are displayed at Police Headquarters
These give Clevelands plurality for Brooklyn IL Ob7 and
HIPS plurality 1852
compilation OF the corrected returns made yesterday
elects Captain William J. Kaiser the Republican candi-
date for County Clerk. by 307 John Coter. who
claimed election Wednesday. This is subject to FUR
Their corrections and IL will probably take the Official
count determine the matter. The defeat Of two Re
publican Supervisors Rugges in the Twenty fourth ward
and RYDER in Fatlands is conceded leaving tho
Board the II IL eighteen Democrats TO
twelve Republicans
The Republican Campaign Committee has sent con-
gratua;ory dispatch TO General Harrison.
THE 0NESiDED GEORGIA ELECTION.
Atlanta, Ca, Nov. S.-The returns of the recent
Gubematoria election were opened before the Legis
lature to-day. Governor Gordon received 122, 760
with not more than 400 against Aius
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-09
NO MORE sECTIoNALIsA.

This election settles definitely another question With
This triumph which regard as the most important since
the War, The sectional issue VIII absolutely diappear
from our poiitcs (Cheers) The solid South will
again be matter Of moment either In platforms or upon
the platform. Under the impetus Of settled policy in our
National Legislature and Executive, the iron industries
OF Tennessee, Of Alabama, Of West Virginia, the
industries Of Old Virginia and Of Florida
and Of North Carolina, will In the next four
years make them Republican States tcheers) Every
voter, matter how poor or how ignorant VIII have
his vote counted, and win havc a civil service
worthy Of the and worthy OF the professions
which made in its behalf and violated tCheers
This canvass has been In many respects the most
charming, the most delightful, that have ever been
in. When 1 graduated from Yao College, thirty-two
years ago. home TO the old village Of Peekskil
meet my father, my brothers, my uncles all old
bunker stateright pro-sayery individuals, my grand
father Of the school and his surviving brothers OF
the same school But had gone through the fiery fur
Kansas Nebraska excitement Yale, and had
come out Free Soier. 1 stood, trembling boy
upon the platform two days after returning home.
in the old village. TO say those things
that nearly broke my fathers heart and severed from
I'll my family ties 1t seemed II the end Of the
world had in the necessity Of faith for principle
From that hour to this have passed through
that aroused emotions anything like 1t, until
going through the State. meeting the thousands upon
thousands that unable to get in place large
enough TO Iod them again stood face TO face with
enthusiasm. and earnestness. and patriotism which
meant that individuals nothing that country was
everything. loud and long eheers.)
TILE HUMoRs OF THE CANVASS
The hunors OF this immense. / down
I'm French restaurant yesterday and the French
who handed my oysters said " Veil, Mr.. Depew, IL
is q glorious day for us" Well" said I. my boy,
suppose you voted for Harrison" Oh" said he, that
I aid and the only In the restaurant who did.
ana have been having mighty hard tine but to-day.
hal hal I'm on top" (Laughter) WELL said l.
why did you for HarrisdnT VEIL" he said
Ct voted Tor Harrison because don't want any more
osuper labor brought this country them counts and
bsrons ON tie side lose their and get broke
and they trade and over here and become
walters and spoil de business" Uaughter)
Nov gentlemen of the Union League Club we havs
s,ss,sd Censrsl Harrison lChssrsl The State Of Esw'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-09
ANNA DICKINSON WANTS MORE MONEY.

Anna Dickinson she was employed by the Ro-
publican National Committee in September to deliver
lectures In the West at 1926 night and expenses with
the understanding that II Harrison should be elected
she should receive $4,000. She declares that she has
only received So $780, and demands 81 ESQ, for which
amount she has sued the committee in the Supreme
Court Her counsel Howe 81 Hummel. served the
papers on the members Of the committee yesterday.
Chairman Quay was surprised when told Of this suit
last evening. 1t the first he had heard Of IT,
General Dudley declared that Miss Dickinson's claim
was simply " outrageous" that the committee made
such agreement with her. that she had been treated
with the fairness and generosity and that not
another cent would be paid her.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-09

IRIsH-AMERICANs TO GENERAL HARRISON.
CAPTAIN p. II. McNamee president Of the disclaimer
lean Anti reeTrade League, sent yesterday the fol-
lowing congratuiatory dispatch to General Harrison:
In behalf of the Irish-American AntFrce Trade
League which has labored night and day in this city
during the past four months for the triumph of the
Republican ticket, congratulate you The organza-
ton of which have the honor to be the head proud
of having succeeded In its important mission, that OF
helping TO swing the Empire State int line for the
great party of loyalty and progress, Of which you are
now the recognized and official head Irish Americans
in NewYork have forgotten party ties socalled, AM
responded to the imperative demand OF patriotism. We
have emancipated ourselves from the control OF Demo
cratic and heeers and ranged ourselves for good
in the solid Republican coluhn whose banner Is the
flag of the Union You have now nothing to live for
but your reputation; nothing 10 work for but the
Republic; nothing to guard but your honor God
strengthen you and make prosper the great cause OF
Protection, OF which you are the triumphant champion
p. H. McNAMEE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-09
AUST ESTIMATE OF THE NEXT PRESIDENT.
From The Boston Journal.

So far as the Democratic party is concerned, even
should later intelligence demonstrate It's defeat can
not give up the contest upon which 1t has entern.
The Whig party In England suffered more .nan
ono defeat upon tho free trade issue before uhsi
triumph gained.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-07-21
P.C.FaC COAST ITEM :.

| The Uuion Pacific has reduced
its bullion rate from Salt Lake t.
the Missouri river So.
"A genuine case of leprosy has
been discovered on the ra,ch of G.
P. Bull, few mil, from san Jose.
1t is that of Cl,inaman.
The Yuma Indians have been
forced, this season, to gather their
mesquit beans from ella river, the
crop in the Colorado river bottoms
being short.
The persecution of the Soule
family near Sacra mento by persons
who throw dynamite bombs still
continues. The family has been in
a state OF siege for months.
Two men, sheepherders on
Hughes ranch. have reached Fres-
no wounded. The say Edward
Hughes sixty-five years old, shot
them IN the head neck and shout
der, without cause or provccation.
DR.. r. J. Elan, an old mining
operator, formerly OF White Pine,
New, and for the past sixteen years
a resident of Phoebe, was drowned
at Garfield Beach, in Salt Lake,
Wednesday. His family resides at
San Francisco.
Pedro Yanis, the young Next
can who killed Operator George
at CLAIMS, is the same
youth who four years ago, was en-
ployed by an Italian to do chores
on farm five or six miles from |
Los Angeles, and Uho, after quar-
rel with his employer, liked |
in the latter's food. He |
was tried for attempted poisoning,
and sentenced to two
Years in prison, but because OF his
ender age was sent the Industrial
school at San Francisco, where he
served his term, and then returned
o Southern California.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-07-21
K. OF q. RnsfasialtCl.

On Thursday evening the follow
ing officers we're installed at the
Castle Hall OF the X. of P, Carson
Lodge, No. 4 81:
j. z. Meder, p. G..
viii U. Mackay, G. &.
j. G. Ellis. V. &.
T. r. Hotter, NJ. of E.
Harry Levers, NJ. OF +.
Hume Yerington, K. of +. and S.
G. T. Mills, Prelate.
l.. A. Frisbie, NJ at A.
j. S. Bright. l. G..
Adam Uhl, o. G.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-07-21
<sShc.,,

The Webster-Bridy Company
will play new version of "She"
here next Thursday. Carson has
seen one version. The lady who
played the title role was superb, but
the rest of the piece was a bur-
lesqne on the poetic conception.
Webster & Brady's "She," Miss
Title, is described as doing some
wonderful work In the play, and
she also wears less clothes than the
other "She" did. This fact alone
ought not to pack the house, but
we very much fear it will.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-07-21
yeTreys-acvgis Jumps En-.

Jehreys Lewis is anxious to get
aboard Of Cerson's mining boom.
Yesterday q mining location was
recorded as having been made by
Jefrreys- Lewis some where near the
North Carson mine.
The recording of the location
notice was made at the request of
Harry Mainhall the husband OF
Jeffreys-Lewis.
McCabe says they called on him
and filed the notice for record only
a few moments before they left on
the train for Virginia City.
By the time Langtry ard Jeffreys-
Lewis begin to litigate over the sill
yer bonanza then there'l be music
in the air.