Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-11-11
Chairman Dem. Campaign Com.
1'AMMAAy HALL, N. Y.

Cnalfman Dem. Campaign COfns
T'AMMANY HALL, N. Y.
To Hon. Don. M. Dickinson-My
Dear Mr.. Dickinson: Your very
kind telegram was received, and
you will please accept my sincere
thanks for the very kind expressions
contained therein. In response
thereto, desire to tender to you my
sincere congratulations on the happy
result of Tuesdays ballot, and ip
which we all participated, In bring
Ing about the election Of our oandi-
date, and for which your great and
untiring zeal and services must be
appreciated, not alone by Messrs.
Cleyeland and Stevenson, but also
by the great mass of the people of
this. our glorious country. With
assurances of esteem and best wishes,
/ am sincerely yours,
RICHARD CROKER.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 10. = 1t is
strongly probable that an extra ses-
sion Of congress Immediately after
the Inauguration of the president
elect is the subject of general con-
versation in Washington today. A
special session of the senate is al
ways called at the beginning of a
new administration to confirm MEM
ber OF the cabinet and new diploma
Ito representatives of the United
States abroad, but the present elec-
tion having turned on questions of
domestic policy, 1t is said to be OBJ
vious to experienced political lead
ers 0f all parties that an extra ses-
sion Of both houses of congress will
almost inevitably result. Secretary
of the Treasury Foster, among 9TH
ers, admits this. The country, he
says, has challenged the judgment
OF Republicans on the Mckinley
bill, and the result must be accepted
as the will of the people that diff
ferent policy be put into effect.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 1O,--An an
alysis of the congressional election
returns show that, with the returns
missing from 20 districts In which
the result Is either unknown entire
~ or very close, the Democrats have
elected to the fifty-thlrd congress ss
more representatives than the Re-
publicans. This majority does not
include 0 members elect who are
classified as either fusionists or
third party men, nearly every one
whom will act with the Democrats
In any proposed reduction of tariff
taxes. Their support, with the ad-
ditional strength that the Demo
Gratis are certain TO derive from se-
curing some of the 20 districts put
In the unknown column, make 1t
conservative to estimate that the
Democrats have u majority of 100
members on the most important
question 10 come before the next
house Of representatives, namely,
revision of the Mckinley tariff law.
A number Of fusionists are also
thoroughly In accord with the DEM
ocratio policy so far as II goes oa all
other questions. II Is said that
with the exception Of Davis and
Baker. . fusIonists from Kansas are
Inclined towards the Democracy.
The silver states VI Idaho, Montana,
Wyoming, Nevada and Colorado,
split even on congressional election,
. Republicans coming from the
three states first named and 8 fus-
ionIsts from the two new states.
Newlands. Of Nevada, incllnes to-
wards RepublieAnism.
WAsHINaros, Nov. 1.-The re-
uult of the election being positively
1ettlsd. politicians arc turning their
nttention 70 the possible makeup Of
uexs cAbinet. Many
lrs aIso inselsssud. now that the
xew Y,rk state Legislature Il known
o Be psmocraiic on joint ballot, in
ho p,saible suecessor Of United
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