Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-11-07
EAST OF TIE ROCKIES.
Later Returns Confirm The Rout Of
the Republicans.
ASSISTANT CLARKsON's THEORY.
Idaho Promises to be Patriotic if
Admitted as a State
in the Union.
[spEcuAI DISPATCHES TO THE REcoRD-UNroH.l
EAST OF TEE ROCKIES.
WAITING FOR RETURNS.
Democrats are Jubilant and the RepuI
Iicans Depressed

Hcans Depressed.
CLEVELAND 70 J, November 6th.-The Re
pubhcans in Cleveland are in retirement
this evening. Foraker is from 500 to / 900
votes behind his ticket hereabouts. In fact,
he was cut by the Republicans in nearly
every one of the hundred precincts in this
county. Late this evening the impression
prevails here that the Democrats have q
majority of two in the House of Repre-
sentatives, and possibly majority of two
in the Senate. If this should prove to be
the case a Democrat will succeed Henry
B; Payne, also a Democrat in the Senate of
the United States.
/ -CINcINNATI, November 9th. - Unofficial
returns from eighty-four counties in Ohio
give Campbell a plurality of S,905. The
four remaining counties gave Powell
Democrat) a plurality in 1887 of 1856.
COLUMBUS, November 6th.-The Demo-
cratic State Committee is claiming the
election of Campbell by plurality of from
10000 to $4,000, and the rest of the ticket
by pluralities ranging from 1000 to 5000.
These conclusions are reached from meager
returns, and mostly by estimates, but are
believed to be reliable
The Republican Committee has nothing
upon which they can reliably dispute the
figures. The committee, however, do not
think the complete figures will be suffi-
GENTLY favorable to save any part of their
ticket. Both committees and Chairmen
seem to be agreed that the Democrats will
carry the Legislature. Governor Foraker
was asked this evening if he had anything
10 say as to the causes which led to the re-
suit, and he said
II greatly regret the result, of course, but
7 hoy mn inf IN oh Of onuhnJv
or ANYTHING. | have no time or disposition
to discuss the causes. The newspapers will
doubtless do that better than can. | have
sent Mr.. Campbell the following telegram,
and ! sincerely wish him a successful ad-
ministration:
ITO the full extent that defeated candidate
can do so with propriety. allow me to offer con-
gratulationS and assure you that it will give me
pleasure to extend you every courtesy l can
show you in connection with your inaugura.
tioE.'i
Mr.. Campbell sent the following reply
this evening:
Hon. J. B. Foraker, Governor OF Ohio: Permit
me to thank you most heartily for the cordial
telegram just received. l accept with high ap-
probation your tender of conrtesies upon the
occasion referred to, JAMES E. CAMPBELL.
CINCINNATI, November 6.h.-The Com
mercidL Gazette, in commenting upon the
election, says: The German Republican
guard will be accused of enlisting again
under the banner of the saloonists, but
they did not do anything of the sort. They
rebelled against the peculiar combination
on the Sunday question. No, it was not
saloonists who won the Democratic victory
in Hamilton county, though they Will
claim it and use their power to the utter
most, but it was Sunday crusade which
CfrTIPH not OTlU colonnc hnt u~o ovtanAoI
to baseball, ice-cream, soda water, cigar
stands and seemed to be threatening the
milk wagons.
COLUMBUS, November 6th.-The State
Journal has returns from large number of
possibility that nearly all, if not all, of the
Republican State ticket, with the excep-
tion of Foraker, will be elected"
MASSACHUSETTS.
BosTox, November 6th.-Returus have
now been received from every town in the
State except Gosnold, which has about
twenty voters. They give Bracket (Re-
publican) 126,792, Russell (Democrat)
13 854. Brackets plurality is $3.50. In
1887 Ames (Republlcan) had $4,000,
Lowering (Democrat) 1884 and Earl
(Prohibitionist), 10,954.
BosroN, November 6th.-Complete re-
turns, with eight: towns missing, give
Brackett (Republiean) 6253 plurality over
tionist) polled 13,497 votes. The Legisla-
ture is Republican by majority of 105 on
joint ballot.
VIRGINIA.
RICHMOND, November 6th.-Out of the
ION ir1 ha Toto hox
heard from. Every city and county shows
a gain for Mckinney over the vote of 1888.
Thus far the Democrats have elected sew
enty members to the House and twenty
nine to the Senate. The composition of the
last Legislature was: HoHse-Sixty-thre
Democrats and thirty seven Republicans;
Senate-Twenty-six Democrats and four
teen Republicans.
RICHMOND, November 6th.-Large Dem
ocratic gains in every section are shown by
the returns. Two-thirds of the State gains
exceed 10000 over the vote of 1888. The
losses are less than 200. In the Legislature
the Democrats have a two-thirds majority
on joint ballot.
DEs MONIES. November 6th.-The State
Register says it will require full returns
from every county in the State to settle the
question of the election. The Republi-
cans are still hopeful and the Democrats
confident.
DEs MONIES, November 6th.-The Regis
ter says: The returns from every legisla-
tive district show that the next Legisla-
ture will stand: Senate-Republican 2S,
Democrats %; House-Republican 50,
Democrats AZ, doubtful 1.
DUBUQUE, November 6th.-The Herald
has returns from sixty-seven counties in
the State. These give Boies plurality of
1900. The remaining thirty-two counties
in 1887 gave the Republicans plurality of
IL ,29S. On this basis Boies already has 49,
1872 in the sixty-seven counties, so that all
the gains in the remaining thirty-two coun-
ties will simply add to his plurality If
the same vote continues through the
thirty-two counties Boies will have plu-
rality in the State of from 600 to 10000.
The Herald claims it is now impossible to
defeat him, and his plurality is only ques-
ton of gains in the remaining third of the
State. II is not known whether the re-
mainder of the ticket is elected or not, for
Boies runs ahead. If his majority should
reach more than 5000 it is almost certain
to take the balance ofthe ticket with it.
NEBRASKA.
OMAHA, November 6th-The Bee says
that the returns from the State are incom-
plete, but no doubt the Republicans have
elected Laws to Congress by from 1000 to
8, 600 majority, and that the Republican
candidate for Supreme Judge and also the
candidates for Regents of the University
are elected by from 10000 to 25.0O0.
OMAHA, November 5tb.-Returns from
the State are still incomplete, but there is
no doubt of the election of the Republican
State ticket and the Congressman in the
Second District. Douglass county elected
an entire Democratic ticket, with the ex-
ception of Commissioner.
NEW YORK.
New YORK, November 6th-Election re-
turns for this State received to midnight
give Rice (Democrat) for Secretary of State
% 651 plurality. The Senate stands Re-
publicans, 19; Democrats. 13. House: Re
publicans, 81; Democrats, 81.
HILLS CONGRATULATIONS
ALBANY On. W, November 6th.-Gov-
ernor Hill to-day telegraphed Governor Lee
his congratulations on the Democratic sue
cess in Virginia, TO which the following
was received from Governor Lee: Accept
my thanks for your telegram. The old
fought with splendid sue
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