The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-11-05
ONLY OHIO LOST.
Every Other Doubtful State
in Our Column.
A FETE At FLOWERS HOME.
His Plurality in The State May
Go to 10000
GOOD CHEER FROM iowa.
The Plurality for BOies Runs Up
to $1,000
RUSSELL'S NERW RALLY.
His Excess Of Votes Very Likely
to Reach 5000.
GOOD CHEER FROM iowa.
Merry RALLY.
His Excess Of Votes Very Likely
to Reach 5000.

NEw YORK, Nov. 5, 2 A. MO -day's Is
Herald estimates Flowers plurality over
Fassett at 46, 446. Sheehan's estimated plu-
raIitY over Vrooman for lieutenant gov
ernor is 30,246 The Herdlds estimate
gives the Senate II republicans and IS dem
ocTats and the Assembly GO republicans and
80 democrats. or Il republican majority.
Reports received by the Associated Press
upto o'clock a. m. indicate that the state
Senate will stlnd II repui licans to Is demo-
Gratis, with Ga republicans and Ga demo-
cia,s in the Assembly.
CLEVELAND's VIEWS
ExPresident Grover Cleveland was seen
at his residence on Madison avenue and
gave his opinion on the result of Tues
d0y's election as follows: "Of course every
one has right TO put his own construction
upon the result, and | am not anxious to
o6trude my ideas, but it seems to me that
some things ought to be no longer doubtful
Any man who still thinks that tariff reform
Is settled and absolute issue or that the
Importance OF sound and safe money is q
question upon which the people can be
blinded is either wlllfully wrong
or dangerously dull. 1t seems to
NE, toe, that the democrats ought 60 be sat-
is6ed that stauch adherence to the priuci-
pies OF their party does not require abuse of
those who show an inclination 10 help us.
very much regret the defeat OF Gov.
Campbell. He has been brave and honest
official. This AID the splendid canvass he
made entitled him to success. " lille the
election Of Messr5 Flower, Russell and
boles ought TO cause the utmost rejoicing
among democrats they shonld not forget
that with these things comes an obligation
TO become true to the people, honest in ad-
yocacY OF our principles and decent in ell
thingsn
FLOWER IN GOOD HUMoR.
ALBANY, n. Y. Nov. 4.-Rosweu P.
Flower, governor-elect. with his wife Wa:
Oh train arriving here this afternoon
from New York. He was on his way home
TO atertown. While the train was staud.
Tag IN the station yard the governor
elect alighted upon the station plat
form and walked up and down. smoking
cigar for the fifteen minutes that the trajT
remained here Crowds Of passengers and
railroad employees shook him by the hand
ana congratulated him upon his victory
one traveller said to him: 81 want to shake
WIN the next governor" Mr. Flower laugh
lngiy replied: IF you are republican, we
Snook you up pretty well yesterday
10 an Associated Press reporter he said:
ny piurelity, think, will be between
so,OVo and 5000. The magnificent show
ing above the Harlem river is an indication
as 70 the strength of the democracy outside
oI New York ana Kings. The Democratic
party won magnificent victory. King
COUNTY dld nobly, and as usual New Eorl
county stood by us. Ihave not heard the
IateSe returns regarding the legislature, but
30 Ibr as have it looks as though we had
0oOn branches of the legislature"
FLOWER GIVEN A RECEPTION.
WATERFOWL, n. Y, Nov. 4.-The eiti-
nS u materto"n gave grand reception
~ o.y'-elect Flower on his return from
@ @4,om IorK Tonight On the arrival Of tbs
@oln the nre gongs and bells Of the city
49, Euug continuously for half al
nIuE' ' and the city was ablaxC
VITO red fire and fireworks. Resi-
ueuces and business places were illumi-
nateo and decorated Gov. ELECT Flower WA
%ieS % az the train by delegation from tn,
Senersoh Club, which first named him fol
soVernor, and was drawn by six whit,
norses In big parade through the city;
pIlncipai streets. At the residence of Mr.
lover lover few words were spoken by tn,
M mayor and 9d were responded TO very briefly
KINGS COUNTY COMPLETE.
,,d dnHqgo9iKLYN. Nov. 4.-Complete returns
81 d04e 1a hfdings county give Flower plurality
ru =, M,IS9 Brooklyn elected Boody. dsm.,
'N"Jor Dy plurality of 1890.