The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-08
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NEW YORK.
Brice stiII Claims II.

cation that Cleveland has carried New
York State"
Following this in The World extra is this:
"This is what they say at National Demo
cratic headquarters, and it was given out
as the official utterance OF the National
Committee TO the crowd OF anxious visit
ors who thronged the parlors this morning
in search of the latest news"
The statement is based upon the fact that
the corrected returns from the interior
counties show larger cutting down of the
earlier Harrison gains, and many OF the
counties where plurality had already been
given purporting TO be in full are still found
to be in complete. Especially is this true,
it is claimed, in Kings County, where il is
claimed there will be a fight before the
count is completed. When 1t was learned
that Illinois and Wisconsin might be close
States as well as Indiana and Connecticut,
kilograms were sent to the charmen OF the
State Committee in each state. Mr.. DE
Freest was the only one at the Democratic
State Committeeman. lie said: 1--WE
are not in as bad shape rs we were on the
day after election in 1884. We will con-
cede nothing. | have wired to every
county for revised returns. Until re-
ceive them ! shall claim the State. There
are errors in the Kings County returns,
though how EXTENSIVE do not know. The
count will DO looked after"
At Republican headquarters, Col. Quay
said: II can't say anything until il is all
over. OF course Harrison is elected, and
has undoubtedly carried New York State.
! am told that an attempt has been made
by the Democrats in Kings County to steal
the State, but they can't do H."
In the same issue ul The World, which
contains the above, in dOublc-leaded type,
carried over from IN earlier edition, are
these words, apropos Of Col. Brice conced-
ing nothing: 'But there is little reason
OF doubt that Ben Harrison will be the
next President OF the United States"
NEW York, Nov. The Erening Nous
(Democratic) in late extra heads up its
election matter thus Not yet settled.
Cleveland depending on Illinois and Cali
fornia. New York probably Republican.
Connecticut and Indiana both Demo.
cratic"
The matter thus headed up here follows
"The result Of the election for President Is
still in doubt The Democrats claim llli-
nois, California and Nevada, which would
elect Cleveland without New York, as the
Democrats have undoubtedly carried New
jersey, Connecticut and Indiana. ltlooks
Us II New York had been carried by the
Republicans, us the returns from the Re-
publican counties continue 10 show gains.
The latest returns show llarrison's plu-
rality TO be about 500 in this State, but
many OF the counties arc estimated"
Capt. Mcclellan, Secretary OF the Ex-
ccutivo Campaign Committee, has tcle.
graphcd the State Committees OF Illinois
and Wisconsin for the latest returns.
Both States are gtill IN doubt.
"Ihc National Democratic Committee
does not concede New York TO the Repub-
LEANS. No returns have been received TO
show anything moro than that the state Is
close. Connecticut and Indiana have
been won. California news is very favor
able 10 Democrats, and in Illinois there il
n firm claim for the Democratic as well as
the gubernatorial ticket.
In the same edition OF The Nclri arc
these editorial expressions: Eve dom
give up Jus, yet Cleveland has In all
probability lost thc State OF New York
but there Is a cheerful prospect that h,
may have n majority OF the electoral vote
Tho Republicans claim everything. Will,
the latest returns positively insure ia,
States Of Indiana, New Jersey and Con
nccticut for the Democracy. This give
the Democracy 1888 out of the necessar,
20l votes, with California s, Nevada anI
Illinois -, rs doubtful. Illinois III
almost certain 10 elect a Democratic Gov
crnor, and the National Committee doe
not give II up ior Cleveland"
COUNTY NAIoRirirs.
Albany-Cleveland, 1000; Hill, 1000
Allegany-llarrison, 3,306.
decentralization l,0il.
attamgus--llRrrison, 2,ili.
Cayuga-llnrrison. 3, 2SS; Miller, 1924
Chautauqua-llarrison, 1924; Miller
5,sg0.
Chcmung-Cleveland, $50.
Chcnango-ilarris1n, LIZ.
Clint1n-llarrison 900
Columbia Harrison, 400.
Corlland-llanison, i.l7S.
Delaware -llarrisOn, 30, Miller, I, i63
Duchcs-llarrison, l.03g Miller, go
Erie Harrison, l,1D.
Essex--llarrison 2,l62; Miller, 1855.
fpnklin-lIauison, 2,72S; Miller. 2,6l3
Eulion-IlMrison, l,3ll; Miller, l,2B7
Gcncscc-liarrison 1878, Miller, l,ll6
Greene Cleveland. -; Miller, ~.
Hamilton Harrison, l,3ll; Miller, l, isi
llcfkimcr-lla Harrison. ! 200.
Jcflcrson-Harrison. 2.35l.
Lowis-llarrison, 80.
Livingston Harrison. $50.
i lI...t.... >
Monroo-l Harrison 1850
Interchangeable Harrison. GlS. Miller, $50
New lork-Clcycland, 57,2l3; llill, %,
$50.
Niagara-Ilarrison iGl.
OHcida--llarrison, ,pil.
Kings Cleveland, 1904.
Onondaga-llarrison, q, 100.
Harrison, LILO.
Orange Harrison. 900.
Orleans Harrison. l.OGl; Miller, I.OOl
| Oswcgo-llarrison, 3, 500, Miller, a,6lg
Disqualification. 600. Miller, $50.
Putnam Harrison, $50: Miller, 0l6.
| Queens Cleveland, Lisa.
Rcnsaclcr Cleveland, $40.
Acknowledgement, .Gg3; IIill, !, iSC
Rockland- Cleveland, u31.
~. Lawrence Harrison. 1850.
Saratoga Harrison, I.GDl
| schenectady us.
Scohaiio-C Cleveland, 400.
Schuylcr-llariso 53g.
seneca Cleveland, 100.
Stcubcn- Harrison, 2.i75.
Suffolk Harrison, j6l.
sullivan Harrison, 10
Tom- llarri-on j Is, Miller, LEA
Tompkins --lluiritun, l,l75, Miller
| 1881.
Ulster Harrison, 900.
Harrison, ! .2N2: Miller, Ill.
! Washingtun--i 3,7tS
WAYNE HARRISON, .. ~. Miller. Z. az