The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-11-10
OPINION.
.HARRITY'S
The Cn8 He Gave Sat-
uTday COTrObeTated.
CONGRATULATIONS !!
Opinions from the Entire Country
on the Victory.
QUAY SAYS 1T is AWFUL.
The General Opinion However Of All is Thst
the People We're Tired Of Paying Tribute
to Projected Monopolies.
CONGRATULATIONS
Opinions from the Entire Country
on the Victory.
quay SAYS IT IS AWFUL:
The General Opinion However Of All is Thst
the People We're Tired Of Paying Tribute
to Protected hOnopolies.

New YORK, Nov. Especial telegram
to TIE HERALD I-CleyeIand's exact ma
jority in the state of Connecticut is 5.32l.
The Democratic electoral vote stands at
270, including the votes from Michigan.
with fair chance that the nine votes OF
Californis will be added. Mr.. Harrity, as
chairman of the national campaign CON-
mittee, has respectfully received q very
great number of dispatches Of congratula-
ton They are so numerous that individ-
ual response is impractieable. They, with
the other members of the campaign COM
mittee, make q general tender of their
thanks for the compliments paid them.
MIR. Harrity desiree to make special
acknowledgment Of those from PennsyI-
vanis, and Mr.. Dickinson for those from
the west and northwest. Mr.. Wallace Of
the state Of Washington, who has hsd
special charge of the states west ef tina
Missouri, is greatly erahded by the re-
suits in that section, which confirmed and
even surpassed his predictions. The fol-
lowing correspondence explains itself:
NEW YORK, Nov. Q, 1892. q
S:a6a. m. Hon Richard Croker, Tammany
Hal. new I OK.
L cannot return without expressing to you
my sincere and profound appreciation Of your
ntirinS devotion 20 the national ticket and Of
our sleepless vigilance and enthusiastic, earn
est and painstaking care Of its interests
throughout the campaign. extending from the
nomination at Chicago to this. it's triumpnant
close. know well that the result SO largely
due to you and loyal Tammany hail. gives 10
you as much as to any man in the United
states, unaltered pleasure and I congratulate
you
(signed) DoE N. DICKSON.
Chairman Democratic Committee.
TAMMANY HALL NEW YORK, Nov 9, 1889.
To Hon. Don NJ. Dickinson:
Ny DEAR Mr.. DICKINsoN-Your very kind
telegram was received and you will please ac-
cept my sincere thanks for the very kind express
sions contained therein. In re5pon Sc thereto
desire TO tender to you my sincere coRgratu-
lations on the happy result OF yesterdays bal
lots and in which we all participated in bringing
about the election OF our candidate and for
which your great and untiring zeal and services
must be appreciated. not alone by Messrs
Cleveland and Stevenson. but also by the great
mass of the people of this our glorious country.
With assurances Of esteem and best wishes I
an sincerely yours, RICHARD CRocKER-
The following has been issued from Dem
ocratic headquarters: 'Our advlces justify
the statement that the electoral vote OF
Michigan and all OF the electors Of Wiscon-
sin and Illinois in addition to those from
New York. New Jersey, Indiana and Con-
necticut and those from the southern
states, will be cast for Cleveland and Stey-
enson This viii mako 269 electoral votes
in all. The indications are that California
has also gone Democratic. this giving Cievs-
land and Stevenson not less that 27s cleo
toral votes It is a glorious victory and
the people of the country are entitled to
warmsst congratulations
(Signsd) w. F. H4RRITY.'