The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1891-11-11
LAST WEEKS ELECTIONS,
4 DRAWN BATTLE BETWEEN THE
TWO GREAT PARTIES.

New York Giyea Handsome Democratic
Ns3oritY, but Ohie Goss Republican,
The Result In Massachusetts, pencsyl-
vania and other States.
NEW YORK ALL RIGHT.
NEW York, Nov. IN last Tues.
days election the Democrats sa ept the
State, their majority being between
forty and fifty THOUSAND.
Ex-President Grover Cleveland gave
his opinion of the results of Tuesday s
election as follows: "Of course every
one has the right to put his own Coz
struction upon the results, and | am
not anxious to obtrude my indeas, bat
it seems to me some things ought to be
no longer doubtful. Anyone who .ttl!
thinks that tariff reform is a settled
and obsolete issue, or that the linpor-
tance of sound and safe money IS d
question upon which the people can be
Blinded, is either wilfully wrong or
dangerously dull. 1t seems to me, too
that Democrats ought to be satisfied
that staunch adherence to the prlncl-
pies Of their party does not require tbs
abuse Of those who show an inclination
20 help us. very much regret the de-
feat Of Governor Campbell. He has
been brave and honest official. iii!
and the splendid canvass he made cr-
titled nlm to success. While the sec,
ton of Flower, Russell and Boies ought
TO cause the utmost rejoicing aMo1s
Democrats, they should not forget that
with these things comes the obligation
to be true to the party, honest IL TIE
advocacy Of our principles, and decent
in all things.
WATERTowN, n. Y, Nov. 4-tiGr-
ernor elect Flower returned this eye
niBz from New York, and was Tecei T&d
by thousands of citiZanS who rendered
hila a grand ovation. a carriage
drawn by six white b" rSes vas IL We.
ing, which tbs Goyernor-eieCt entered
y parade vas then formed. and Mr.
Flower was then escorted to bis home
where Mayor Porter made g feM re-
marks Of welcome, Mr. Flower respond
ing in feeling manner.
THE PROTECTIONISTs CAPTURE CHIC.
COLUMBUS, Ohio, Nov. 4.-rhe Re-
pubiicans carried this State iC TleS-
days election by majority Of twenty
thousand, electing al Of theic State
officers and capturing both branches OF
the Legislature.
The feature of the result is the COM
plete drop Of the Peoples party. Their
vote In the State will not exceed 1850
and they claimed before the election
at least $1,000. They probably will lose
1000 votes from last year, falling prob
ably 1900. This loss is traced to the
Republican Counties and partially &C.
counts for their gains in strength.
Governor Campbell takes the situa-
ton philosophically and sass that the
Democratic party was lanoriDg under
too great g handicap in Ohio because of
the lack of funds to pay the legitimate
expenses of the campaign. lie says
they have made the best fight they could
in the face of the Republican majority
of II 600 to start on and the combined
opposition Of the mahnfac; urers and
capitalists. Besides all this /. was
life and death struggle with ths Re
publican party. To defeat Mckinley,
one Of it's national leader. and the rep
resentatiye Of its chosen idea OF pro-
lection, meant the downfall and disin-
tegration Of the party itself. Party
lines were closely drawn.
IOWA REMAINS DEMOCRATIC.
DEs MONIES, Nov. 1.-The latest re-
turns Indicates that Boies, the Demo
cratic candidate, has been elected Gov
ernor by about eight Thousand p;urall-
ty. Eighty-eight counties give him
II sos. and the other eleven two years
ago went 3,O84 Republican, reducing
the first figures to 9,722. But proper
tionate gains in these eleven should lu-
crease the plurality to 10000. The
Democrats claim the election OF tAelr
whole State ticket, as it runs well up
with Boies. The Senate stands: %
Democrats, "a Republicans and l. 1nde-
pendent. The Republicans have ma
jority of 2 In the house.
The Democrats are having a regular
old-fashioned jubilee tonight over the
success of Boies. Fires are burning ali
over the State, and Democrats are
marching the streets with brass bands
celebrating their victory. Governor
Boies arrived tonight from Waterloo,
and his carriage was drawn through
the streets by great crowd OF Demo
Gratis. \ great jollificatlon meeting
will be held here Saturday.
MASSACHUSETTS ELECTS A DE3iO-
CRATIC GOVERNOR,
BOsTON. Nov. 4.-The plurality c2-
ceived by Governor Russell, Democrat,
is aot yet accurately known, but al
but three small towns have been heard
from. Without these towns, Russell 5
plurality is Sob. The missing towns
will - lower these figures more than
score. if at all. The Republicans nave
elected the rest of their State ticket: "
aoout tle same plurality, showing intt
Governor Russell ran fully l4.C0O yotes
a.ead ct his tisket. The Republicans
captured both branches Of ths Legis!a-
ture.
Governor Russell this :norniDS
claims his election by about 5000. lie
SAYS: "It means that Massachusetts is
earnestly for tariff reform on the line
of free raw material, which has been
lLlC ClLSl 1SSOO Ililo -tcsl'-' - ''-~S
means that she is firmly and ag2Ess-
e,Yeiy for sound currency.
MARYLAND 3IORE DEMOCRATIC THAN
EVER.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 4.-Frank Brown,
Democrat, for governor, carried the
state by something over 10000 plurality
ia Yesterdays election. The legi Stature
will stand on Joint ballot, 103 Demo
crata, X opposition. The senate Will
have only four Republicans, who are
hol0-over senators. In the house OF
delegates there are seven RepuOllcaus
and three Fuslonists.
In the last senate there were eighteen
Democrats and eight Republicans, and
In the house fifty nine Democrats ard
thirty-tuo Republicans. In the next
senate there will be four and perhaps
FIVE Republicans, and in the house
about twelve, giving the Democrats a
majority on joint ballot OF eizhty-tlYe