Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-11-05
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ceiyed would indicate that the Peoples
party has lost its prestige, Out OF fifty
counties from which returns have been
rec eived, six will probably elect Peoples
party ticket, and then, with the exception
of Marshall and kingman, at greatly re-
duced pluralities. These counties show
Republican gains of 300 and 200 respect
fully. The other counties will elect
straight Republican or fused Republican
and Democratic tickets. OF the ten dis
trct judges to be elected the Republicans
have probably elected eight.
COLORADO.
With the exception of Lake and Las
Animas counties, the Republicans elect
ed their ticket in every county in the
state.
Columbus. Unofficial returns are now
in from all counties.
Chairman Neal places McKinley's plu-
rallty at 20 900, and that the Republicans
will have twenty eight on joint ballot.
The last general assembly contained in
the house, Democrats, 59 Republicans,
81; senate, Republicans, ~ Democrats,
10. Under new apportionment, the
next assembly, just elected, will have
only 81 senator's senate, Is Republicans,
l3 Democrats; house, Republicans, 70;
Democrats, 80.
Congratulations are pouring in for Nc
Kinley. The following was received last
night:
EXECUTIVE MANSION,
Washington, d. c.,
Nov. 4, 1891.
Hon. william Mckinley, Canton, Ohio a.
| congratulate you most heartily upon
your splendid victory, won by manly ap-
peal to the intelligence and patriotism OF
people always responsive to such ap-
peals. (Signed.) BENJAMIN HARRISON.
ILLINOIS.
Chicago. Complete returns received
from every precinct in Cook county show
that the entire Republican ticket was
elected Tuesday. Not name seems to
be missed. The Republican candidates
for county commissioners in the city dis
trict appear to have received majorities
varying from 1000 to $4,000.
NEW JERSEY.
New York. k.-Almost complete returns
from New Jersey show that the next leg
islature will staud, senate, Democrats,
Is; Republicans, 5; house of assembly,
Democrats AZ; Republicans, 10; giving
the Democrats a majority of is on joint
ballet.
NEBRASKA.
Omaha. a.-Slxteen counties out Of ninety
in the state, exclusive of Douglas and
Lancaster counties, give Post, Republi-
can, for supreme judge, $3.50; Edgerton,
Independent, Is, 1872. Lancaster county,
estimated, gives Post 1900 majority,
and Douglas county 5000 majority This
would indicate that Posts plurality in the
state will be over 1000.
MASSACHUSETTS.
Boston.-The entire Republican ticket,
save Russell, for governor, is elected. |
The senate will be Republican. The
house has complete returns from 1877
members,a little more than one-half,
and these stand 80 Republicans to 4o
Democrats. Speaker Barrett is re elected |
by twice his last years plurality.
IOWA.
Des Moines. .-Comp pilations show that
the Democrats have made large gains in
the counties of Decatur, Dickinson, Car
roll, Emmett, Wayne, Palo Alto, Potta-
O'Brien, Dubuque, Des Moines,
Jackson, Johnson, Warren, Fayette, Mar
shall, Woodbury., Scott, Lee and Marion.
The Republican gains have generally
been in Blackhawk, Marshall Polk and a
few interior counties, containing no large
cities.
The Democratic strongholds along the
river and in the river towns, where the
prohibition law is particularly obnoxious,
have largely increased the majorities
given Governor Bois two years ago.
The Leader, Democratic, says: Two
hundred and tifty-fve precincts give
Wheeler 65, ,S3l ; Boies, 1898; net Demo
cratic gain, $40.