New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-11
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THE DEMOCRATIC VICTORY.
MR.. CLEVELAND HAS 276 VOTES AND NAY
HAVE MORE.
ABOUT 20 DEMOCRATIC MAJORITY IN TIE
NEXT HOusE-OHIO, IDAHO KANSAS AND
NORTH DAKOTA IN DOUBT r-ABOUr
10000 DEMOCRATIC PLURALITY IN
NEW.YORK-HARRISON LEADS
IN NEBRASKA.


The latest returns from the States give Mr..
Cleveland 276 electoral votes, Mr.. Harrison l22
and Mr.. Weaver Z, while thirty-nine votes are
in ubt. Ohio is close, and Idaho,
Kansas and North Dakota are also in doubt.
According to the latest adviccs the next House
Of Representatives will have 2l3 Democratic, 132
Republican aud II Peoples party members In
the Senate neither the Republicans Democrats
Revised returns and estimates make Cleveand's
plurality in New-York State 1860. On the
complete official vote not to be had for several
weeks yet, the result will differ but little from
this The Prohibition vote in a few counties
shows trifling increase that of 1885,
Bldwell probably polled about 2.200 votes more
than Fisk did; that is, about $1,000 1ncom-
pete returns are available for the Labor and
Socialist tickets. The vote for Weaver is nearly
all net gain upon Strecter's in sss. In that
year for the United Labor ticket only 625 votes
were returned. The Socialist candidate for Presi.
DENT Wing. received $3.50 votes in eleven OF
the thrty-four counties heard from in detail;
FROM the other twenty-three there is no report
of any curious fact exhibited herewith Is
that in only four counties ont of thirty-four-
Eric, Jefferson, Kings and Quecns-was the popu.
lar vote fr Harrison larger than in 1898; in the
others it was lower: the net loss in the thirty,
The indications that large vote was cast
north of the Harlem River against the three
proposed amendments 10 the Constitution. namely:
that increasing the number of Supreme Court
judges that transferring to the courts the right
of passing upon the qualifications Of members OF
the legislature, and, lastly, that authorizing the
sale of the States salt springs. There was no
change made Yesterday in the previously pub
lished table giving the names OF the Assembly.
men-eect. There will be seventy-four Democrats
and iftyfour Republicans members Of the
Assembly. Al present there are seventeen Demo-
Gratis and fifteen Republicans who are members
of the State senate The Democratic party. there
fore has majority of twenty-five votes upon
Joint ballot in the legislature and can control
the election Of United States Senator and OF
Regents of the University.
The vote in Ohio is very close and the state
may vet show n Republican plurality. The Demo-
cratic State Committee can figure ont only 7oo
plnr,lity for Cleveland. There is possibility
also that the electoral vote Of the State may
he divided.
Cleveland's plurality in Illinois is estimated az
On 600 He carried Chicago and Cook County py
~ coo plurality The Legislature VIII prooaoiy
10 Democratic by small ma orltes IN po'"
b!anches. ,.,;.,, n
In Nebraska. Harrison las l,l0o plurality IN
four-6fths of the counties, and the counties !"
be heard from were Republican in 1880. ins
Republican State ticket has ABOUT io''0'
plurality. .b.ro., IN
Kansas Is still in doubt. with the chanoe' !"
favor Of the Weaver electors beng eiecteu.
In Idaho the electoral ticket is IN douoo' u'
Republicans elect the State tlcket anu d H''''''''
of the members of the Legislature
pns.eIr. anporcnt plurality for Governor OF
,,.,nso,,. !; , a37. the Republican State Com
mittec is moving for Il recount ol 'he Noe' i''
Governor. ,,. :. Nm, Iorsay ia ahout
+, oa0 In Wonmonth County Cleveland's plurality
is I15O and Wertss l.O2O