New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-13

Ccaves Republican candidate for Governor, Will
have a plurality johnson, Democratic, of
between ! 900 and 1900 votes, and a majority
over all Of from 5000 10 5000 votes which Is
not much different from the estimates Of the
Republican State Committee This is not quite
what the Republicans would wish. In 1890 the
Republican plurality for Governor was
1885 In Isss, the Republican plurality
was 1903 Two and four years ago
the Democratic vote in the state was not fully
brought out, and as the Republican vote was sub
stantlay all ont the Republican plurality rGe 10
900 But to-day the Democratic vote has
been ont more fully than two years ago, the
Democrats having made their best organization
sincc $50, and as result the Rrpnhl can plurality
has probably fallen back to the average
between 1873 and 1884, which Is about 1000.
This. however does not mean any decline Of
Republican strength, bur simply the bringing ont
Of the Democratic reserve vote which stayed home
two years ago. In this city the Democrats mad"
goodly gains, IA they seem 10 in nearly all the
cities. Clcavcs, in Augusta. has l,o72 votes.
against s0I for johnson. giving the former a
plurality of Isl. In 1890. when tl" Democrat
made 10 effort the Republican plurality wn~
jls Seth Mlikcn, for Congress. is cut lO6
votes in Augusta.
Portland Me-. Sept. l2.-Washinrton County
went Republican by LOO majority, the entire
Republican ticket being elected The total vote
was about $500. Eight of the ten members Of
the House arr Rpubican.
Lewiston. Me-, Sept. I2-Returns from all the
towns in Androscogsin County, except Green an1
Leeds, give Ccaves 4,ll2, and Johnson 1850.
The remaining towns were nearly tie two years
ago. The Republican Senators and the county
ticket are elected by between 500 and 600 plu-
ola afx PAM pta-
tivcs and the Democrats elect five. Scattering
returns from the several counties Of the Ild Con-
grc-sional District show the reelection of Dingcy
Rep by between 5000 and 1000 plurality over
Magillicpddv Dcm) Dngley runs ahead of his
ticket. and Maqllicuddy behind
Bath Me. sept. i2.-Thc Rcpublicans carry
Sagadahoc County by the usual good majority,
electing thecntire ticket by average plurality
Of 0l3.
Dover, Me-, Sept. 1O-The entire Republican
ticket is elected in Piscataquis County by
slightly less majority than four years ago.
Portland, Me-, Sept 1.-The vote of Portland
for Governor Cleaves, 3,95I; Johnson, 3.432
Hussey, ia. Vote for Congressman: Reed
Rep, 1881 lngraham, DEM, 3,jI5; Tucker
pro-, ia
The forty towns first heard from in the State
gave CIeaves OecpJ, s,OoI; johnson tDcm.J,
81
same towns in 1890 gave Burlegh Rep. $500
thomson CDcml, 1854; Clark pro-, 90j: scat
terng, 236 Republican plurality now, l,72l.
against 2,676 then.
Sixty towns gave Clcavcs 1879: Johnson,
1855; IIusscy 233 scattering 4sI Same towns
in 1890: Burlcigh 1854; Thomson. s,O?0s
Clark, 4lO scattering, 81 Republican plurality
now, 2,j09 against 3,s7i then. The indications
pointed TO about I2,D00 plurality this year. or
about two-thirds as much as in 1883 and 1890.
Ninety towns gave Cleaves 1850; johnson,
1910: IIusscy, 2ss scattering, 542. Same towns
in 1890: BurlciQh, 1888; Thomson, l2,4io
Clark, 6l2; scattering, 40. Republican plurality
now, 2,739 against 1888 then.
one hundred and ten towns gave Clcavcs 22.-
2i4; johnson, 1s,ls7; lIusscy, 32l scattering,
63l. Same towns in 1870: Burcigh, 1,2l6;
Thomson, 15,I?2 Clark. III; scattering. j2G.
Republican plurality now, 3,1j7, against GOA
then.
In 14O towns Clcavcs received 27,l12 John
son, 22.202; Ilussey, 45j; scattering, 63l. In
1890 Burcigh received 25,jO3 Thomson. 17,74s
Clark, 033; scattering, 572 Republican plural
ty this year, 4.S2O, against 1853 in 1890.
In Augusta, Clcaves received 1869 pohnson|
500 against Burleigh, s3l Thomson, $685. Clark,
81 scattering 2.