Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-11-14
SUNDAYS TELECRAMS.
Harrison and CleyeIand are
Conservative.
CHICACO'S DEMOCRACY CELEBRATE
A Republican Killed by an
Election Officer.

NEW York, ov.13.--Cleveland's
vote in the electoral college Is, ac-
cording to latest returns, 27l with
out California and Ohio, which are
claimed by both parties. II he
gets those states the vote would
stand: Cleveland 3O3, Harrison 1ls,
Weaver %. This is based upon re.
ports that Colorado, Idaho, Kansas,
Nevada and North Dakota are for
Weaver, and that Michigan gives
Harrison eight and Cleveland six
votes. Nebraska and South Dakota
are Republican.
ST. PAUL, Noy. 13.-The latest re-
turns indicate the election of three
Democratic supreme court judges,
two of whom are on the Peoples
ticket, and the third previously
nominated by the Republicans on
taclt non-partlsan agreement. The
Legislature Is surely Republican, and
the Republicans claim and hope for
8 8out OF 7 congressman. The entire
Republican electoral ticket appears
to be successful, the four fusionists
running beside the combined Dem
ocratic and Populist vote.
NEW YORK, Nov. 13.-It is pro
posed to begin the new administra-
tion with thorough understanding
between the leaders. and whatever
legislation may be brought up will
be carefully sounded before 1t is pro-
posed and enacted. At luncheon
Cleveland had the master spirits OF
the campaign with him. A serious
post prandial discussion was the
analysis OF the vote on the issues of
the day. Cleveland suggested that
until 1t could be satisfactorily
shown just why there was such an
unforeseen flop, 1t would be wise to
go slow.
Boston, Nov. 13.-This weeks
issue Of the Commercial Bulletin, in
an editorial discussing the meaning
Of The results, says:
ssMassachu supported protec'
tion, but the country turned from
Massachusetts,. 1t Is clearly un-
derstood that majority Of the peo-
pie OF the United States have de-
cided they do not wish a continue
tion Of the present tariff. We look
for no further extension OF the mills
nor other industries until the new
congress frames some substitute for
the present tariff. Legislation that
is positively unfavorablc is better
than long period of uncertainty,
and we call upon the president-elect
to summon congress in special ses-
sion ut the earliest possible moment.
that there may be some definite
basis to business"
WAsHINaToN, Noy. l3.-- was
said at the white house that Presl-
dent Harrison has decided to pursue
strictly a conservative course in all
matters relating to appointments.
He does not desire to lay the ad-
mlnistration open to the charge of
arbitrarily depriving the incoming
administration Of patronage In a
spirit Of fvindictiveness or retaliation.
Consequently. he will extend the
classification service only to the de-
gree which he had determined upon
In case he had been reelected. This
will not effect more than half
dozen positions In each department.
CHICAGO, Nov. l8.--The Chicago
Democracy painted the city q deep
rimson last night. To the num-
ber of 1000 the supporters of Cleve-
land and Stevenson paraded the
streets In honor Of the party's tri.
umph, The parade contained 100
trAnsparencies, covered with black
lettered expressions Of Democratic
glse. Four stalwart men, In linen
dusters, carried a coffin, upon which
was inscribed:
Mckinley,
Died Nov. s, 1892.
A short distance behind the Mo
Kinley corpse came huge "Grand-
pas hat" following came rank af-
Ter rank Of men carrying long poles,