The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1892-11-17
ELECTION ECHOES.
Political Predictions and Talk AbOu
the New G0verameHt.

Political Predictions and Talk About
the New GOyersment.
The Weaver Silver party carried
every county in Nevada.
Cleveland's plurality in Maryland
is fover p, 900, which is more than
three times his plurality four years
ago.
The result of Tuesday means the
admission of three more States to
the Union, Arizona, Utah, and New
Mexico.
On the day of the election two Gin
cinnatl papers, one Republican and
the other Democratic, predicted that
Harrison would carry Ohio by about
10000.
Cleyeland's popular plurality is es-
timated at oyer 100000.
Missouri elected Is Democrats and
Republicans to Congress-.
There is tie in the Colorado legis-
lature this time.
Cleveland plurality in Indiana is
$500.
The Democrats will have a MAORI
ty of one in the Legislature of Mon
tana, which will elect successor to
Senator Sanders, Republican.
Cleveland's plurality in Illinois is
about $1,000.
Returns from Pennsylvania show a
Republican loss of 10000, Harri
sons plurality being so ,421-
Charles Curtis, one of the new Peo-
pies party Congressman from Kan
sas, is a quarter blood Indian. His
great grandfather, Louis Gouville, a
Efror,eh r.nfr1Crnn Tho
ter of a Kaw chief 1925.
1t is proposed to dismiss John I.
Davenport from the office he has held
so long.
Harrison will probably resume the
practice of law at Indianapolis.
Virginia sends a solid Democratic
delegation to Congress.
d. Gardner Tyler, elected to Con-
gress from Virginia, is a nephew OF
ex-President John Tyler. He was
elected by plurality of 4 900 in the
largest Republican district in Vir-
ginia.
James S. Ewing, of Bloominton,
ILL.,, law partner OF Gen. Stevenson,
is a candidate for a seat upon the
Supreme bench OF the United States.
Miss Ella l.. Knowles, who is said
to be elected attorney general of
Montana, is native of Northwood,
N. H., and twenty eight years ofage.
She is a graduate of Bates College,
Maine, and the only woman lawyer
in Montana.
F. A. Woodland gets 2, $50 MAORI
ty over Chea than in the second con-
gressional district.
Hon. Tom Watson has served no.
tice on Governor Northen that he
will contest the election of Hon. j. c..
C. Black from the tenth district of
Georgia He was beaten by over
5000 majority.
The Ohio wool growing section
gave the small, st Republican vote
this year ever cast at Presidential
election during thelast score ofyears.
Green county, the largest wool
growing county in Pennsylvania in
proportion, to population, gives
Cleveland 1900 majority.
1t is said that Gov. Flower wishes
to be Senator Hiscock's successor.
South Carolina will recommend
Wade. Hampton for Secretary of
War.
otCltCdIy w Iilnty says Uud
under no circumstances will he be-
come a member OF Mr.. Cleveland's
cabinet. If he accepts any position
it will, in all probability, be that of
minister to England.
Cleveland carried West Virginia by
over 5000. The Democracy gave
Steve Elkins crushing blow. Sena-
tor Faulkner will be his own success
sor.
The heaviest Republican losses are
in the States and localities that sent
Harrison delegates to Minneapolis
Tom Platt OF New York.
Blaine's reciprocity clause saved
the party from complete annihila-
tion.-Joe Manly of Maine.
Many Republicans have telegraph
ed their congratulations to Cleve
land.
Peck, the funny man, author of
"Psck's Bad Boy" is re elected Gov
ernor of Wisconsin.
Unanimous for Cleveland,
Haynesville, Lowndes county, Ala,
is banner Democratic precinct. At
Tuesdays election the whites and
blacks voted together there and the
vote was unanimous. Cleveland re-
ceived SGT votes, whilst Harrison
and Weaver failed to score a single
vote.