Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1892-11-11

Cleveland carries Missouri by 1000
and Stone is elected governor by 2O,OOC
California has likely gone democratic
Cleveland having over ], 100 majority al
far as heard from.
Even Ohio seems to have gone demo
cratic. Did anybody everP Everythin4
has apparently gone our way.
Indiana, Kid Glove Ben's home, goes
for Cleveland by fully 10000 majority
Well may he exclaim, "Where am | at?'
Texas rolls upsl60.0O0 majority for
Cleveland and elects fun democratic
delegation. Hogg is probably elected
governor on a close vote
Old Virginia, West Virginia, North
Carolina, South Carolina, Alabama, Lou
isiana, Mississippi, Arkansas, ali give in
creased democratic maiorities.
In Nebraska Harrison and Weaver are
nip aud tuck with chances in favor OF
the former. = Washington, North and
south Dakota are republican.
Even in Wyoming, that rottenest OF
boroughs, it will require the official
count 10 determine who has carried II.
This is the unkindest cut OF all for the
z. o. p.
Massachusetts young democratic gov
ernor, Russell, seems to have hold on
that State that nothing can.bresk. He
is again elected, though the State goes
for Harrison.
The republican-populist deal in Tenn
essee goes for naught. Cleveland carries
the State by $1,000 and Turney, demo-
cratic candidate for governor, gets abou
1000 majority.
Mrs. Fount Farmer, who lives on
Meals Creek, died Wednesday nj ght, az
ter a lingering illness OF consumption
She was in her jOth year aud had been
for years a devout member OF the Bap.
fist church. She leaves no children, but
a husband is left to feel the irreparable
loss.
New York, Connecticut, New Jersey,
Indiana, Illinois, Wisconsin and the Sol
ia South are absolutely assured to the
as we'll as six votes in Mich
igan. These give 2l9 electora! votes, or -
more than enough to elect. The rest we
have only help TO swell the grandest vic.
tory ever won in American politics.
At present there are in the Senate AZ
80 democrats and two
armers' alliance men. 1t looks now as
though after March 4th next there will
,e 43 republicans. IS democrats and two
armers' alliance representatives, who, OF
curse lean to democracy. The demo-
rats will soon be able 10 redeem every |
Promise.
And Ohiol The rock-ribbed repub-
can State in the land slide. McKin.
ey's own State repudiates him and bis
olicy. The greatest surprise in the re.
political revolution. Ohio is
arried by the National and State demo
ratio tickets. Cleveland has SOB, Harri.
On I24, Weaver II. Down went Nc
Finley to the bottom of the sea.-Head
mes in yesterdays Courier-Journal.
The Courier-Juurnal says the vot e OF
uesday is primarily and decisively a
erdict against the policy and theory OF
The people have heard the
treats and the clamors of the republic
ms for argument they have nowhere
tempted 10 make-and, und ismayed
y the menace of dire evils 70 come, and
by misrepresentation,
-awing their life from the most ignoble
terests and the basest passions, they ,
ave spoken in thunder tones. Their ,
i'll be done, and Thy will be done, o,
cd, ION EARTH AS 1T IsIN HEAVEN. |
The New York World, which contrib /
ed greatly to the result, says; "rhe 9
,xt president will be a democrat. Gro I
n Cleveland is elected. The people G
I'VE triumphed over the plutocracy.
en- are stronger than money. The hid
N and abhorrent forces of corruption
we not prevailed over the intelligence
d virtue OF the people. The overtaxed,
suited, defied people have risen in
cir might and overwhelmed the repub-
an party. The.democratic party dis. :
aged the courage of its convictions in
nomination for president"
contributed her part to the },
and result by going drnocratic by !,
out 5000, large increase over the
tie in 1888. Fhe democrats have elec.
4 their candidates for Congress in all =
e districts except the 18th, which gave :
educed majority to Col. Slss Adams !,
e peoples party vote was even lighter "
an expected. :.
There is some hopes that Hazelrigg !
S defeated Holt for appellate judge in A
2 4th district. e