The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-13
ECHOES OF THE ELECTION.
Notes Of Democratic Triumph Sounded
DER Again.

O'cr AGAIN.
! New YORK, November 1.-THE AssD-
! ciated Press reports show the election Of
; sixty-eight Democratic Assemblymen
in New York State and sixty Republi-
! can. AS the Democrats have thirteen
Senators against nineteen Republicans,
the former will have on joint ballot
eighty-one votes against the latter's
seventy-nire, which insures the cleo
Of a Democratic. successor to Senator
Evarts. Moreover, the Democrats
claim that two Assembly districts cred
tied to the Republicans, namely,
Dutchess County and Montgomery
County belong to them.
A Democratic Senator frcm Illinois.
CHICAGO, November 6.-The Dem
ocratic State central committee says
that the Legislature, on joint ballot,
will stand 10l Republican, 1Ol Demo
Gratis and two Farmers Alliance rep
resentatives. One of the Alliancemen,
Moore, of the 44th district, has said
that he will affiliate with the Demo-
Gratis on all party measures, but will
not vote for Gen. Palmer for United
States Senator. The Democrats hope to
gain anotherin Hardin County, where
returns are yetincomplete. This would
give Gen. Palmer majority of one on
joint ballot.
Chairman Jones, of the Republican
State central committee, according to
the Daily News, concedes the Leeisla-
ture 70 The Democrats, but claims the
election of the Republican STATE
ticket by majorities ranging from 5000
to 5000. Tbs Democratic State central
committee is unwilling to concede the
claims of Jones in regard to the State
ticket so long as returns come in from
Southern Illinois. counties showing
heavy Democratic gains. Official re-
turns from q counties out Of 102 in the
State show a net gain of over 10000 for
the Democratic State ticket.
Senator Farwell says in regard 10
the Legislature:
"According to the latest and most re-
liable news I can get from Chairman
Jones, I will not be the next senator
from Illinois John NJ. Palmer will"
When asked if he had given up hope
he said :"Oh, no ; I won't give up hope
till the thing is entirely settled. But
the way it stands now it seems as if the
Republicans were knocked out. un-
derstand from headquarters that Jones
claims we have 101 and the Democrats
1U3."
Great Gains in Indiana. ~--,
/ INDIANA2oLls, November 6--Reports
from all parts Of the State show that
the election has been veritable land
slide for the Democracy. The entire
Democratic State ticket is elected by a
big majority, and the chairman Of the
Republican committee comedies the
defeat Of his party by about $1,000.
THE CHAIRMAN's ESTIMATE.
INDIASAPoLIs, November 5.-l1.5O
p. H., Chairman Jewett, Of the Demo
cratic State committee, tonight fur
nished the following estimate OF the
majorities and Congressmen from In
diana: Majo.ily on the State ticket,
l7,4S2; Senators elected, 10, hold overs,
Il; total, SO. Representatives elected
- majority on joiut ballot, e.. Eleven
Congressman are elected, being all the
members except in the 9th and 9th
districts. It is claimed that the election
Of the county commissioners resulted
so favorablv to the Democrats that tEe,v
will at the election Of 1892 control ,, 10t
of the $500 election boardsof the Stale.
Mckinley Beaten.
CLEVELAND, OHIO, Nov. 6.-With
official returns from Wayne, Holmes
aud Medina counties, and complete uu-
afticial returns from Stark county,
Warwiek's majority over Mckinley in
the Sixteenth district is 220.
The Alliance has Nebraska.
OMAHA, NEB., November 6.-Boyd,
Democrat, is elected Governor by 4,OOO
to 5000 plurality. Most of the Repub-
lican State ticket below the Governor
is elected. The Farmers Alliauce has
the Legislature, two Copgressmen and
most of the county offices.
The Kansas Nipe.out.
TOPEKA, IA SsAs, Nov. 5.-At mid
night the Republican central commit
tee conceded the election OF The entire
Farmers Alliance ticket, with the pos
sible exception of Willets, candidate
for governor, who may be defeated by
Humphrey by small majority. The
committee coucede the opposition of
Ingalls, in the Legislature will have a
majority. The election of six opposi-
ticn congressman is assured.
KANSAS CITY, Nov. 6.-Eeturns re-
ceived to-day from Kansas 90 not
change the situation materially as an
nouneed heretofore. The only positive
change is the certain election Of Brod-
erjck, Republican, over Moonlight,
Democrat, in the First Congressional
district. This will make the Kansas
delegation stand: Republicans >, Farm
ers' Alliance ). The State ticket is still
in doubt, with the chances favoring the
Farmers Alliance.
Bye-Bye, Brother Blair.
Concord, y. H, November 6.-'rhe
Republicans concede the election Of
DaDiel, Democrat, in the 2nd Con-
grcssional district, by a plurality OF 30