The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-11-05

election OF the republican representative
oy HOO majority. This is a gain of l $50
sixteen precincts in Hamilton county
sno" net democratic gaia Of 2,2S7, indi-
eating plurality for Mckinley Of $500.
Inc new election law has delayed the re-
Turns IN Hamilton county beyond prece-
uenI. Inc Judges ara required to report TO
the board OF elections Immediately upon
the completion Of the count, but at 10
O'CLOCK to-day there were a number OF de-
hnquents for whom the hoard of elections
were about to Issue warrants for arrest.
his will delay the declaration of
the actual result. The latest Iootings made
this morning did not show material change
from those OF last night, except that Scott,
rep, for treasurer, is elected. Peaslee for
clerk and Wilson and Sayler for Judges are
the democrats that appear to be elected.
Inc plurality for Mctlaley win approach
1000. The entire legislative ticket Of the
republicans is elected.
FACETIoUs TELEGRAM
COLUMBUS, O., Sept. 4.-Chairnnan Hahn
sent the following telegram this morning to
Roger Q. Mills and Congressman Crisp:
Allow me to congratulate you on the able as
s.stance you rendered US in the Ohio campaign
Mckinley's plurality is from 1900 to u OO1
Both branches of the general assembly are re-
publican from IS to 81 on joint ballot. Can you
be with us next yeary
The following was forwarded from Co
lumbus:
William Mckinley:
l heartily congratulate you upon your cleo
ton. have no doubt that you will serve the
people OF Ohio with fidelity and honesty
JAMES L CAMPBELL.
The governor received the following from
Pittsburg:
Accept our heartfelt sympathy, but we earn
estly hope tina this is not your last effort The
democracy OF the nation, so successful other
wise, feels your defeat sorely. We heartily
congl atulate you upon the noble fight YOU have
waged for democratic principles and earnestly
hope to be present at your Inauguration to the
highest office in the nation.
RANDALL CLuB.
Gov. Campbell also received kilograms of
sympathy in his defeat from ex-President
Clevsland and Gov. Boies OF Iowa.
HAHN's CLAIMS.
Chairman Hahn Of the republican COM
mittee claims that the plurality of McKin-
ley will be between 1900 and 81 900, and
that the majority in the general as
semhly will be 81 on joint ballot.
Concerning the result, he SAYS:
"It is due TO Maj. McKinley's magnificent
canvass. thorough discussion Of the tariff
and silver questions and the common sense Of
IAe people OL OulO,
Chairman Neal says Maj. McKinley's
plurality will be at least 1900 and NAV
reach 10000 and that the republicans will
have % on joint ballot. A feat
ure Of the result is the complete
drop Of the Peoples party. Their vote
in the state will not exceed II, 500 and they
claimed before the election at least 70, ,0O0
The prohibitionists will lose 1000 votes from
last year, polling probable $4,000.
This loss Is traced to republi-
can counties and partially ac-
holds. The total vote in the state is esti-
mated as close on TO 10000 and will
equal that cast in the last presidential con-
test. The last general assembly con tained
in the House: Democrats SO, republicans 5
Senate; Republicans II, democrats 19. Un-
der the new apportionment the next assem-
bly,, just elected. will have only 81 senators.
and will be constituted as follows: Senate:
Is repu 'licans and IS democrats; House: 20
republicans and SO democrats.
THE COUNT AT CLEVELAND
Complete returns from this city and
county give Mckinley 1874 plurality over
Campbell. The republicans elect their entire
legislative delegation Of three senators and
eightrepresentative and the entire state and
county tickets. with one exception, by plu-
raliues IA ging from 800 to 2 200. Gilbert,
rep, for common pleas judge, is defeated
hy Noble, DEM, by 1900.
The county returns show that Campbell
carried his county Butlerl by $500, his
largest plurality in any county, and stark
McklDley's county, by 200.
The PGndedter will say: There is
nothing in the result to discourage the
democracy or change their purpose to wage
uuceasng war upon the tariff extortion and
oppression of the toiling masses until these
wrongs are righted. Mckinley Is elected,
but Campbell is doomed to defeat.
''For freedoms battle once begun,
Though battled oft is ever won"
MKINLEY RECEIVING MESSAGES.
CANTON. O., Nov 4.--Maj Mckinley
spent the day receiving friends and con-
gratulatory kilograms. Two operators were
kept busy all day receiving messages for
the governor-elect, Among the number
were the following:
NEW YORK. Nov. L. 1891.
Advices show my defeat and your election.
Please accept my hearty congratulations on
your magnificent fight J. s FAssETT
SoCTBsIDE, PTTTsBCRG, Nov 4, 1891.
Please accept congratulations OF the window
glass workinen of America
GEORGE l.. COKE, Secretary
OPENING GUN OF 1892.
TOLEDO, O., Nov. 4.-The Blade trepub-
lican) Gays Ohio has fred the opening gun
Of the presidential campaign OF 1892. She
has again indorsed the principle of protec.
tion and has set herself up as q bulwkrk
against the free silver craze.