The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-11-06

weather was re- JACOB g. FAssETT.
garded as square deal all
around for it was certain
augury OF a big vote and no
favor. In this respect, however, it was
thought the genial skies would favor
the republicans, especially in the cOun-
try districts, where many voters stay at
home when the weather aud the roads
are bad The weather throughout the
state was pleasant and big vote was
brought ont in every city and election
district.
The FIRST dispatches told that Mr..
Fassett had been cut severely in Rens-
selaer county and that he had gained
astOnishiugly in Monroe The smaller
towns seem to give him a decreased vote
from that obtained by Miller in 1sss,
while Flower seemed to approach very
nearly the vote given to David B. Hill.
The falling of of the vote in the
counties north Of the Harlem river
seemed to show that it was due to the
ballot and registration laws under
which the first general election was
held in the state and seemed to indicate
that the purchase OF votes under these
laws had come to a staudstilL
There was intense excitement around
newspaper bulletin boards, in the lead
ing clubs and up town resorts, where
the news was quickly known There
was cheering and counter cheering. &C
cording as the huctuatinR figures
seemed to render the issue mp to 9
/ o'clock more in doubt
The democracy carried both con-
| gressioual districts-ths Tenth and
| Twelfth Little Of the latter district
(FlOwer's) was elected and Cochran
I elected from the Tenth.
The list of senators elected shows
I that TammaBy carried ali the SEN
[ atorial districts except the Eighth,
/ which was carried by the republicans
In the assembly the Tammauy de-
| mocracy made an almost clean sweep
I of the city, the repu blicaus gaining one
/ district the. Seventh. Tammany can
| didates for the judiciary were elected
/ by large ma jorities aud the board of
aldermen was swept by Tammany hall
/ as completely as in its candidates for
/ the assembly.
The total city vote on lieutenant
| governor shows that Sheehan falls be
I hind Flower 3. $50
THE SEW YORK ISSUES
| The senate and the assembly we're both to
/ be elected ana both parties MADE a aeree
| nEht for control The senate has thirty-t yyo
republicans. In order. therefore, to create
I tie and thus give the lieutenant governor
I the casting vote the democrats must make a
! net gain of three uiemDers- democratic
victory would be Incomplete without a dem
ocrasic senate to confirm appointments
made by the governor as the republican
democratic nominations 20 certain oficss
/ which are nov filled by republicans whose
I terms expired years ago The assembly now
! stands IS 60 CO IN favor OF tns democrats.
] Another reason for making an active can
Tass for members OF the legislature is that
the present senate VIII vote Tor \ United
[ States senator in 1888 90 succeed liz Hs-cgcE.
! The state offices TO be niled were governor,
I Lieutenant governor. secretary OF state
] comptroller state treasurer, attorney ken
I crai and state engineer and surveyor. FouE
ougressruen, eight supreme court Justices
thirty q senators and e
. were to be elel ted
Vote OF the state for president IN 1883
Cleveland, SIS. SO; EIarrson $50 8s5s prohIbI-
: tiou. "a. isis union labor. - g. Vote for gov
eruor Ia 1s5-. HiIL (dsm GO f54s killer.
trepl .5il zss Jones tpro- 89s2I5s Kali social
/ fst labor). s.s4s-
Ohio
COLUMBUS. o., Nov. AT midnight
/ Gov Campbell conceded the election Ol
/ Maj Mckinley By IS, 600 plurality.
/ Chairman Neal, Of the democratic