The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1890-11-12
A CLEAN SWEEP.
THE UNTERRlFlED DEMOCRACY Is
ONCE AGAIN TRIUMPHANT.


ONCE AGAIN TRIUMPHANT.
The People of the United States Rebuke
the Party of Public Plunder and Give
the Democrats an 4All-powcrful Majority
In the Fitty-sccond Congress.
New YORK, Now 5.-The Evening
World estimates that the Democrats
will have a majority in the next Con-
gress of between 63 and 81. The Mall
and Express comedies a Democratic
majority of at least so. The Evening
Sun places the Democratic majority at
about 53.
INGALLS, BEATEN IN KANSAS.
KANSAS CITY. November 5.-The
Republican candidate for Governor is
beaten. and six out OF the seven Re-
publican Congressional candidates are
defeated. Senator Ingalls's reelection
is the subject of grave doubt. This is
the situation in Kansas. There was a
regular avalanche in Kansas and the
$1,000 Republican majority was over
wheImed by its resistless force and bu-
ried beneath its destructive weight.
The Farmers Alliance did it and was
genuine surprise The Kansas delega-
tion will stand: Republicans l. Demo-
Gratis /. Farmers Alliance 5. Another
surprise lies IN the possible defeat for
re- election of Senator ingalls,. The
Farmers Alliance and Democrats
waged bitter campaign against him,
and a majority of the districts contain
ed one of their candidates against
the Republican candidate. The result
is the certain election of 9o Farmers
Alliance and Democratic legislators,
against 80 Republicans.
4 LITTLE MINED IN MINNESOTA.
MINNEAPOLIS, Nov. 5.-The Guber-
Material vote is very close in Minneso-
ia. Twenty-three Counties give Mer-
riam, Republican, % 2,645; Wilson. Dem
ocrat, 23,17S; and Owen, Alliance, 49,
sos. This does not include Hennipen
County, (NIinneapolis) which gives
Wilson 2,0OO plurality. The Democrats
claim the State. The Alliance vote
does not cut so great a figure in the
counties yet to hear from. Snider, Re-
publican, is defeated by Castle, Demo
crat, for Congress In the Fourth Dis
trict. Hall. Democrat, defeats D. 5.
Hall, Republican, in the Third District
and Harrtes, Democrat, wins oyer Dun
nell in the First District. The Fifth
and Second Districts are doubtful. The
Democrats made nearly a clean sweep
on city, County and legislative tickets
in this County.
MONTANA COMES OVER.
HALENA, Montana, November s.
Returns are coming in very slowly. but
all combine to show heavy Democratic
gains. The Republicans elected their
congressman last year by 1.G0O MAORI
ty. The returns so far have wiped this
out. Secretary Steele, Of the Demo-,
cratic State committee, claims the
State for Dixon by 1000. Secretary
Walker, of the Republican committee,
says Carter has received a majority OF
from 200 to 500.
a NEW RULE IN NEW HAAIPSHIREi
CONCORD. N. H., November 5.-No
doubt that Mckinney, Demo rat, is
elected to Congress in the lst district.
The Democrats claim Daniels election
in the 2d by 200 plurality, while the
Republicans say Moore has over 250.
The Legislature is very close and its
control will undoubtedly be determined
by the elections held to-day. THERE'S
no choice of Governor by the people.
ILLINOIS rs IMPROVING.
CHICAGO, November 5:-Thefull vote
of Illinois-official and unofficial and
estimated-indicateS the election of
Amberg, Republican, for State Treas
urer By plurality of about 10000 over
Wilson, Democrat. Edwards, Republl-
can, for superintendent of public in
struction, has plurality of 5000 over
Raab, Democrat. The Democrats gains
five Congressman in this State.
LITTLE DELAWARE ALRIGHT.
WILMINGTON, DEL, November o.
Complets returns from the State give
Reynolds, Democrat, for Governor, 445
majority, and Causey, Democrat, for
Congress, 514 majority. The next Leg
islature will stand. Senate, Democrats,
5, Republicans 1, House, Democrats IA,
Republicans Z. There is no United
States Senator to be elected. The Pro-
hibitionists, who had full State ticket
in the ield, polIed about $50 votes in the
State.
THE TRIUMPH IN NEW YORK.
NEW YORK. November 5.-The Off
cial returns from the Congressional
districts of the State will not be known
for some days. These, however, will
make NJ change in the results as re-
ported by the Associated Press last
night, unless Coomts, Democrat, be
elected in Brooklyn. New Iork's del
egation in the SD Congress. should
Coombs be defeated, will consist of 20
Democrats and IA Republicans. This