The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-11-04
IOWA GOES DEMOCRATIC.
COY. BorEys MAJORITY WILL PROB
hBLY EXCEED 10000.

Many Colorea Voters FeddiinG Democratic
Tlekets-The stronghold. OF the Party DO
Retter Than Eyer-Youne Repubiscsa
Voters Help 90 Eject Gov. BoieS.
DIES MONIES. Nov. Blown has gone Demo-
cratic again. and this time tho entire state
ticket is elected. Returns up to lo:lo indi-
cato this result beyond question. The
Democratic strongholds along tho river
have Increased tho phenomenal mniorities
given to Gov. Boies two years ago. while scat
tering returns from the rural districts show
almoet equal gains The majority for Boies
viii probably exceed 10000. The State vote
polled IL the largest ever cast In Iowa.
Floyd county gives $50 Republican majority
for Wheeler against 4U0 In 1890.
Twelve precincts In winneshek county give
Boies l33, Wheeler l22. net Democratic gain
Of rs over 1890
Returns from twelve OF the twenty-five voting
precincts in Jackson county show gains Tor
Doiea for Governor that will raise his majority
from 1,2e5 in 1880 to 1875. The Legislative
ticket will have majority OF l.2OO.
The vote Is the heaviest ever thrown In tho
State. In Dubuque. which Is Overwhelmingly
Democratic. the vote Is loo In excess Vi any
ever cast there
From nearly every district heard from at
midnight Boies has made gains on his vote OF
rality Of $500 Chairman Fuller Of the Demo-
cratic State Committee claims the election Of
Boles by majority as great as that
Of two years ago. H. In fact. it does not exceed
that figure In Wahollo. n Republican strong
hold, Wheeler got but nine majority.
From the river towns the returns thus Tar
received favor ~. Dsm9sratie f s Out sns
The Fsr.Liicnns still claim the State. but
ttaly fh.v mar liar n
the complexion Of the returns from interior
points the Democrats will have splendid
The DAY was full Of interesting incidents.
The polls were opened at . o'clock. but long
city were surrounded tya motley crowd. who
we're early upon tho ground. iostins and
Ticket peddlers and ward workers were never
20 numerous ut any PREVIOUS election. Inc
Democratic workers decorated themselves then elves
which was printed tho portrait OF tho Demo
cratic standard nearer. containing in opposite
Boies." This decorative fashion soon became
COT tagioua. 1t was discovered to be happy
device. and soon The MANAGERS set the Lrint-
ing presses In motion to supply the demand.
visible upon the streets was Tor Boies. 80
sisnis q political faith; Nearly svsry young
man that could be seen had the ysllow, card,
he kny tRe p his
coat t seemed US though the C.sneiati,"!n' at
which to-day had stenhed upon, the polit t!ca
ssS % se.e Many St these as
q Republican, parentaGe. hut they voted for
otssr nedsnp large
number Of colored, people who stood around
the polls and peddled Democratic tickets. In
Of eighty.six negroes marched in. the pro.
9ession; Their Importance caused ,S u.gn Teiait
to win them back to their old poiiti-
Gal faith. but the colored man in Low.
politics these many years; he had worked for
sos snS had saved s' from de-
feat, but thu honors OF place and the emolu-
e 4sS na aTsys fes Sa
limited and suitsiled to large e3,en. thu s
sss sss asds %se to sssa ns
question EARNED ths
81 many soft places In the shape Of walters and
has 1 very largely i sartaied the tins an, iscs
say oy them waters and
than the soored man that this is the result Of
Republican Legislation. and this year a great
Of them have rsyaited Ct 1Ginger SSn
Ahye had the courage to DEFY the political tr0-
SitSD; 2, their race and vote for the Demo-
i've years ago" said Edwsrt h IT,; Hunter.
mittee ss he pointed i, to group OF co ore
peen peer@ted to DO Sa AND they would
have been mobbed and driven away from tho
ny pa Of Sent
orator from Kansas down to the mining town
FL mhte 2 sk' s1dt d
ing the preceding spring. and their
was brave and yentured down there WITHOUT
Sr Wo tG the ne 6m
his own people did not occur to him. The
meeting was advertised to be held in the small
schoolhouse. and M darkness came on the col.
BE-. began his sSeoc& tthsre We're ~ nos
crowd ss SSssn Re0g Ni,hsa the s'nss Tss
.SsFsm tho hs ase q sss o
there was no further EFFORT to hold a meeting
walk ed into the State Committee Esadruarters
at Des Mones: His face was pretty well COW
ssa With s eG s. sye sss A sx Haa Cn
sSsut painful sans STATE ss0 Of ex H;s
nj see sss r. he to
t6s orator WIG HAD stts%ntsd e enghtsn r.. tie
COlOr6Q cltlZenS OF NlucnuklDOcI II CoSt tn6
com mittee $2S to get him repaired and put in
condition so that he could be shipped back to
KAnsas. The culored man in Iowa has made
long strides toward political freedom in the
:. Gov. Boise and Candidate Wheeler voted at
their respective homes Tho Governor reached
Waterloo at o'clock this afternoon. having
come tom Anamosa where he spoke last night
From the train he was driven to his house.
and alter q short interval went direct to the
Wsterlooe., T ere were a great many people Of
Governor was warmly greeted by all. He
voted the straight Democratic ticket. A Re-
publican ioc99sely asked him Z he had not bet
Piled that personally no would like to do SO,
but It was question s. Of principle end End
XXctsd p ths Is,trsight RemRo moe s, ticket;
O'clock Tomorrow night, Tho result by that
cd he will meet with q great ovation. such as
nsyer was before rendered to any public man
,,farmer Wheeler voted earlier IN the, day.
He has been busy man atnce Friday fixing
things in his own county. He spent Saturday
af Sac City trying to counteract the bad effects
Of Phil Schaller's opposition. but did not meet
with fattering success He spent last night
an dar Ia x,tn.. nd 6rv trna I'D IL,