The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1890-11-06
GRAND DEM 0CRATIC VICTORY
GLORIOUS NEWS FROM ALL
over THE COUNTRY.

The eirctiun is over and every
) bnhy Is .Ind. A m"re qnirt e:erlIr'
} has never been held il am len, nr'
not an anyry w"'d passed AL Il J
IIlns sc have heard Of The same r.
ports come III from all over l'i'
county. The w L III Camden WI:
much smaller than Was anticipated
The suppps tIon is thai Ill'mit''
minority in Hcrshaw will not fll
snort ui ,2GO.
The latest reports give Tillmai
and the Dem rrutIc State ticket
sumcthlng over :jI,HOu majority
These fiyurcs may be- somrwnut low
cred OT RAISED when the llnai canvass
is made, but will more likely be
raised than lowered.
Hon. ,Jotn j. Hemphill goes back
to Congress- with such an over
whelming uI;.j jurlty rs tn do away
with any Thought ut a contest.
The indications ":e that ail Lhe
Democratic cand dates for congress
~ This State have h"cn elected, eX-
ccpt probably Col. III lott in the 1LII
TOR bluckJ DiStrIrL 1t seems that
Miller, tre colored Republican cand .
date in that district is ahead. to'.
Eliotts defeat Gf lie is defentcd) is
no donbt due to the running Of nh
InacpenlrEt State ticket.
One of the most important Demo
cratic victor es (onisl'e Of tie State }
is the defeat ul Mckinley in Onlo.
tor congress. lie IS the father Of
the iuiquitouS tariff MlI. The Re-
pnbIIcans concentrated almost their
entire force N h's ID strict, and an
immense amount of boDdle was eX.
pended to save him. IL Is reported
Li.t lie is defeated by less than one
hundred majority. Ibis, however,
need, cOmtiruaL.On. We most de-
voutly hope it is 81. We can't thnk
of any thms just now that wonld do
rs more good than to chronicle this
fact III Uur next Issue.
There are large Democratic gains
in nearly all the States, AM no losses
for Democracy repurte't anywhere.
A dispatch from New York says
that (np to that our "the Democrats
have c.rriei Massachusetts,, Connect
ticnt, Wisconsin, New Hamp hire,
New Jersey. and all the Southern
,tatcs. and have made net "a II of
thirty -lIrce congressman: tnns lar,
with Iaif the country yet TO hear
from. tn.i have the next House by
good mnjnrl,y. even If they gall no
more. New York, New Hampshire,
Connect cut an Illinois sho" legs.
iative ga'ns, which may give then
Demncratic United States Sc atOrs.'
In Virginia the indications arc that
Dvun cratic Congrcssnen have been
elected in every District. The same
thing in Maryland.
Even NebI aska elects Democrat
ic Eoveruor and a Congressman.
Massachusetts elects Democratic
Governor and several members Of
Congress, but unfortunately Lodge
(the aulho- of tue Lodge bl } Is said
to be elected.
Warmouth, Republican. is defeated
by Meyer, Democrat, in the FIRST
Louisiana Distr ct.
Late dispatches say that Pittison,
Democratic candidate for Governor
of Pennsylvania, is elected by Il large
majority, hut this is too good to lie
true. us Quay put all tic Doodle lie
could raise in that State to eject tie
Republican pet, Delamcter.
But Cannon, Republican, Of Hi.
nois, Is defeated for Congress.
THE LATEST.
The latest news up to the hour of
going t. lress does not materially
change the result rs to the election
in South Carolina.
rattIson is elected Governor of
Pennsylvania,
Mckinley admits his defeat.
The Democrats will have ma
jority OF from 60 to 80 i'll the next
House.