The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-11-08
SOUTH CAROLINA VERY COOL.
Interest IN the Election Confined 70
the Fight in Other states

the Figzr in Other states
CHARLEsr0x, :. c, Nov. Interest n
/ the election Is confined here 20 the election
I in other states tasn south Ca-oiiua. No
/ ore SEAMS % know. care OF think anything
I about south CsroIils D.--Iies, and the only
F interest is ID the result in other states.
/ There Is practically no fear OF any cch-r
7 party slipping 10 and capturing the e-zc-0-
. "a vote from tn democrats. The r=Cl1-
+ leans usYs bseu sCspIc.Ously quiet, and --s~
I Be rs--r7ilg al q thslT energies until tie
/ election day "l-n view % sweeping
down Oh the mapping democrats
aud su-p-islcz them United states
{ deputy mars-s-s have been appointed %
serve az me polls. but tins does n0t excite
The c5-u5tl-l q. does north bscausz cle
. u DE here have be n used 70 having all
=--s y FEDERAL cfticials a. the 1-l.s eyer
since 1870 No trouble = Anticipated ];
. has ceT=l Ped that the misfit ballot put cat
~ tie state democrat exec 1--WE Oh
mlttss were mostly presidsn-lal electoral
ticzz-z 8 suspicious feature, bGt 4szl+lg
democrats have no fear of this affecting -ne
r=sulL IL Is known tne the all sIc- people
WOO control the dsmocrz-c machine
are not enthusiastic for Cleveland, and
g. there i No opposition 70
the alliance dsmocra-c sts,s ticket D. i
feared that tie pres 1enuz. vote VIII De
81 net seem q De making very vigorous
nEnt and the safes voc= may therefore
safely Be c1uu,e1 II the 1su-c -atlc column.
Ins Dse- wees are beit down b. the fact that
81 the recsn; state democratic primary
every voter vas Pledged 20 vote the
democratic tic<st aud IS esvsr's vote will
therefore Be i1slE aidcsnt. Mr. Cleveland
will probably carry the state By from 90
90 to 1900 plurality. this leaving Harrison
1000 and IS saver ABOUT IJ.U 600.
A severe contest Is expected ia only one
OF the several congressional districts the
Seventh. where @. v Murray, republican, is
opposi1gE. ". Noise, democrat. Owing to d IS
sensi9n 10 the Republican party the race will
p-o5aJlD 90 % Noise, making the congress
sional delegation from this state stand five
allIaBcemen and two democrats.
TIE MAJORITY TO BE LARGE.
CHARLESTON. S. c., Nov. as South
Carolina will cast its vote tomorrow for
the democratic presidential electors. It will
elect the entire state democratic ticket, and
viii slecs democratic county officers and
meJp GERS OF tue state legislature in every
county, with perhaps the exception Of
Berkeley, Georgetown and Beau
fort counties in The black dis
trict Six democratic congressman
will surely be elected, with the chances
very good for the election Of the seventh.
United States marshals have been appointed
for the large towns, but their presence will
not prevent a full democratic vote What
the democratic majority will be no one can
tell. Probably il viii not fall under 50, 600
and may run to 800 No disturbance is
anticipated anywhere.
NOT SAILING SMOOTHLY.
Cleveland should get 10000 majority in
South Carolina, but recent happenings have
prepared the public to anticipate that
veriTFFna1 al
smoothly for the national democratic ticket
as they have been. On top Of the discovery
that some Of the presidential tickets sent out
by the democracy are illegal, comes the fol
lowing startling dispatch from Cheraw to
the state tonight:
The mocratic commissioners Of election
sent Weaver tickets to Cheraw to-day by one
Of the state managers at the state election box,
From this IL would appear that those calling
themselves democrats are helping the third
party distribute its tickets.
II is charged, with what degree OF GER
taiuty csnnotyet be determined, that many
alliancemen dlsgruntled at Cleveland's
nomination, will not 20 to the polls, and
thus materially diminish the democratic
vote. The faction of democracy that styled
itself conservative during the state cam
paign declare that they will vote solidly for
Cleveland. II the Tillmanttes do likewise
instead Of voting for Weaver, or sulkiuR in
but hlltdiCb LSuts CibNbAhuu slOulu Rtb hJOus
10000 votes. There are l25, 900 negroes il
the state, but the probabilities are that the
Harrison electors will not poll one-sIxth OF
that number. State Chairman Irby says
that the populists do not number 5000
| Gov. Tillman intimates that the total vote
will be not less than 100000 votes, with Il
per cent. white.
NO DANGER OF A SCOOP.
| GREENvILLE, s. c., Nov. 7.-Since the
democratic primaries in August there has
not been a political meeting or speech IL
This state and hardly ripple Of interest
There has been slight suspicion that the
third party men might organize in the alli-
ance and develop an unexpected strength
and elect their electoral ticket over a very
light democratic vote. IL. l.. Donaldson,
member Of the democratic national execu-
tive c mmittee, and president Of the state
alliance said to-day that word had gone
through all the alliances that the demo-
Gratis must stand by Mr.. Cleveland. He
thinks tue Peoples party vote will be next
to nothing.
The democrats will certainly elect six and
probably seven congressman. There is nc
opposition to the democratic state or county
tickets, and there is only one serious contest
for congress, that being in the "blaok
district