The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-11-06
TRIUMPHANT DEMOCRACY.
CLEAR SWEEP OVER THE WHOLE
COUNTRY.
TWAS A FAMOUS VICTORY.
AVALANCHE, CYCLONE, TIDAL
WAVE, LANDSLIDE.
SOME SAMPLE SYNONYMS.
TALK NOW OF REOEEMING The
SENATE.
MAJORITY IN THE HOUSE
ESTIMATED AT MORE THAN ONE
HUNDRED.
MAJORITY IN THE HOUSE
ESTIMATED AT MORE THAN ONE
HUNDRED.
TINES COUNT SUSTAINED.
REJOICING in ALL PARTS OF The
UNITED STATES.
Telegrams Have Flashed the Good News
from Headquarters to Headquarters-
Radicals Make Unwilling Conces-
sions of Victory - Mckinley,
Quay, and Others In Afiic-
tiOn-Final Returns.

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Renders Of The TIMES in this city had
Yesterday the fresh and accurate news and
estimates of the results of the election.
What were then doubtful points are now
certainties-and certainties by a large
majority.
Various synonyms are employed to char
acterize the sweep across the country Of
triumphant Democracy. They may all be
combined, and the victory may be consid-
cred an aggregation OF avalanche, cyclone,
tornado, landslide, Waterloo and Johns
town flood.
1t was an Of year vote. The results are
that Quay is of in Pennsylvania, Pattison
having been elected Governor; Lodge i'll
Massachusetts, his majority having been
reduced almost TO a minority; Mckinley in
Ohio; Cannon in Illinois; Haskell in South
Carolina; Peoples Municipal League in
New York; Radicalsm in the next House
Of Representatives, where theDemocrats Will
have a majority of more than one hundred,
and in the Senate they suffer losses.
Reed, also, is of cooling his heels from the
route of Radicalsm from which he was
partly saved by main force.
Truly, it appears that Radicalism in every
form is of to the tune of the dead March,
Democracy should encourage it to step a
little more lively as there is plenty of room
at the bottom.
Virginia is proud Of her victory and Will
uphold the hands Of her ten true Democrats
in the next House, no matter whether the
Speaker be Crisp, of Georgia; O'FeTall, Of
Virginia, or Wilson, Of West Virginia.
Virginia Democracy hopes that De-
mocracy and the whole country may keep
an unbroken front against the enemies of
their country; may perfect organization
everywhere, and may place in the Presi-
Dental chair in 1892 the greatest of living
Democrats.
Radicalism is on the run. Democracy
should march at doubie-quick after it, and
place no obstacle in the way of its down.
fall.
Following are the latest returns from Viz
ginia, North Carolina, West Virginia, and
all parts of the country.
VIRGINIA.
BOWLING GREEN, VA, Nov. . Special
The official vote of Caroline county by pre-
cinct is as follows: Bowling Green-Jones,
243; Brown. rs. Whites Mlll-JOnes, %;
Brown. 81. GTay's Mill-JOnes, lO9; Brown,
III. Sparta-JOnes, 60; Brown, III. Could
man's-Jones. &c; Brown, g.. Cedar Fork
Jones. ia; Brown, IS. Reedy Church
Jones, 1876; Brown, 1jl. Shumansvllle-
Jones. IS: Brown, 63. Guinea's-JOnes,
l2s: Brown, SO. Bowers Store l2o;
Brown, l2i. Port ROyal-JOnes, S; Brown,
%. Flipp0-JOnes, y; Brown, G6. Moss
Neck Jones, l03; Brown, ll6. Jones tolal
vote. 1892: Browns, 1,2i6. Democratic
majority of 06. There is much enthusiasm
here over Democratic gains in The county.
The gain over 1888 is more than 2OO.
WARSAW, VA, Nov. Special. OF
fcial returns give Jones $50 majority IN
Northumberland county. and Browne ma
iorty in Lancaster county. NestmOreland
gives Browne 9S majority. Jones majority
in the Northern Neck is 100.
Second District.
WAKEFIELD, VA, Nov. special. r.
His majority in 1888 was 3i3. This is
Democratic gain of 2il.
WILLIAMSBURG, VA, Nov. o. Special. :.
Tho Democratic veil could be heard at al
most any time today over the glorious news
which came rolling into Democratic head
quarters. About o'clock the big gun was
brought out, and Numbered the glad tld-
ings 10 the surrounding country. hepuOll-
cans have made themselves scarce IN the
streets. and those that yentured out had
very long faces.
Third District.
The following are the returns from Tuck
ahoe dlstrict-Shumake precinct, Wise,
2l1. Waddil, 4; Westhampton, wise, Il;
Ridge Church, "A; Short Pump, 100.
n'district--lungary, lol; blerns'
Fairfield district smlther's Store, Wise,
lSO; Hardin's shop, 2lS; Bakers, 80; Chau-
dick. 3S. -, H.,
Varina district--Carter's Store, IS; Town.
ship Hall, ia; Whtlocks, 30.
Higginson's. l55 Ashland, 323 Clay's,
s3 divers, l3l Rural Point, DOS ; Cold
HarbOr, al Rockville, "a.
Fourth District.
PETERSBURG, Nov. Special. l-lhe
following returns were received here tO-ua!
of Prince George county: rempleton dis
trict. IS majority for Langst0n; Riyes' ais
trict-Langston, 15S; Epes. ST. The oihclal
vote OF Amelia county gives Langston loI
majority. -Four out Of six precincts III
C;reensville county give Epes 30 majority
Fnes, majority in the county is about 21O.
siy precincts in Mecklenburg county
Give ines 333 majority. Epes' majority IN
the county will be about 200. -Four pre-
cincts in POwhatan county give Epes -
majority.
C,ARKsyIIIY, VA, Nov. Especial
IangstOn's majOrities were: BOydtOn, llU;
with registered vote ofo5O, poll
ed 4l9 as. follows: Epes, 80; Langston, 100
Enes, majority III. Epes, Buffalo springs,
1i3. Epes. Chase city, Il. Epes' majority
3i0' Cbandler's store, %; total 100. Net
majority for Epes, 10. ros Tho
MANY negroes openly voted for Epes' Inc
election was one Of the most quieI we e.,l
had The Langston men are all greatly
disappointed.
LuNENBURG COURTHOUSE, VA, NOV. s.
Special. The election passed on VIZ
quietly here to-day. The white hepupii-
cans who voted, voted for Epes, tue Deiiio-
cratic nominee for Congress. But one
white Republican offered 10 vote ior Lang
ston and his vote was refused, as ne was
moi registered. The Republican county
chairman, MIR. NJ. G. Cordozo. voted ior
Epes. The Courthouse precinct gives Epes
'D minority over Iangston. Brownstone
clyes Epes 20 majority; Columbian uroVe
lives Epes 81 majority. Pleasant Grove
,,i,os Fines 1874 majority. The returns from