The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-10
SEBRlSSfS ELECiORAL TO7E
II I. weaver'- by Ahont 5000 Plurality
Republican State Oaicers.

OMAHA, Mob. Nov a-The Democrats OF Ne
braska show every evidence OF satisfaction
over the result in this State, and tonight inc
streets are ful! OF cheering men. one oi tho
ruEzling questions the politicians are Trying
to solve. is how the Democrats rolied so many
votes. The fight was supposed TO De promi-
nently between the Republican and indcpen-
dent parties. The contests proved - he
largely u ,hree-cornered fight. and tho
legitimate gains have really been scored
by the Democrats. Tho total oo vote Of
the state can Ia placed ut 10000. 800,
less than 'wn years aTn These S;,Wo HnpV !,i
couragsd BY the efforts Of tn. leaders 10 iHse
WIN the in3rgenleaia An iniinen'.a, Mig
candi late opposed fusion. and insisted that
Che rarty shnn u maintain It's individuality
and stand or fall under It's true c4!nrs. n 10y,
neIsona following is strong. ne carrt'I me
state IN 1880 when no other E~nocrht Jared
Hsnc,. lis c"its in neh.!f Of sion were hard
to resist. he :avor.: aran'oning th~ wh"!e
ticket \ compromise resulted in fusion ON
1t was Gen"raily believed that crounse Rer.l
would T." elected Goyern"r; ana thct van
last. but it was no, 50. .Crot!nse, srcursd
$1,000 Morton ,O0JU and Nna Myck 10000.
This Vas one .! ,he most surnrl.,nnE leatmr.s'
Van Wyce dill not Keep up WIN hi- ihfty.
Crounse kent ahead Of the PARTY vote. while
Morton carried the entire Democratic ticket
Tie Republican stat. ticket is elected. hut
not iy more than loNN majority. whi!e
III. sSi woyh Of juice va crounse WHO
Aetfa>ka pioneer and a waist OF ability, ne
business lien voted soliGiy for him. wnile j"
dii no. think Morton could 10 elected and
who regarded Nurwyck AZ a professional poll.
;ician.
THIS Is significant. Less t!:aG ~ per cent, OF
the Democrats voted With ,hs lnd"nentents
- s.t..-s D. ln n mar
tie Cleveland electors Secured na1rly 10000
Notes, almost Ihr i..altim#tc strength IL the
trihu:ed i, many former terntlic.,,ns heins
driven back 20 tae!. frst love W the fusion
witR Demo- rats. Ihts streng htncd the he
ruh'icanS two;o!j and crippled the enemy
Ther feared worst.
Then again tho rani anl file Of the farmers
were not satisfied with rEcir Leaders. Tue last
leg lature vas oy-rwheln!ingIy inurpcndent
Vow IT is compose. of ~ Ter cent Etpub-
Leans. ~ r"r cent inueicnaents' and 20 Der
This cont ina,ion rrecindrs the idea Of tie
rriuln OF Il lcruliican United Htaies senator.
OF tho independents Tor the office. In fact. 1t
was understood that If the Independent slate
Wa e;ecteH he w9uId reS'En togo t. .he sen.
lnited States Senate in the seventies. as u
Republican. by the way. he enIeared himself
70 the farmers By making a display in heir
behalf. His caliore may be understood when it
is rusntioned that lie repeatedly sad IN this
snnraisn that ii ssstea D" H ,L ne wnn.I
This was occRs!oned by some discomfort ere
ated by Gov. BOYD IN beating u maximum rate
bin passed by The AIance folk. sen. lallqrk
will be the candidate OF the Rerub!icuns. tie
is a prime farorte with the farmers. |, may
be that sufficient Alliance votes can bg
secured to return him to congress. Boyd
is the Democratic candidate and is very
strong. vanwyck is for free silver and
other Alliance ideas. Boyd is, Yp:"seh y
the free coinage OF silver. and Paddock -
sound on finances and one OF :hc>e three will be
the choice. There We're some surprises III the
Congress contest. Dmaha's district. the Sec
"nd. is represented by II Kerutl tran. Dave
Mercer. q young man scarcely %. ite defeated
Judge nonne. 2 famous Democrat, 'y ABOUT
1.pyr. In III" First Bryan. H." young Demo
crat who attracted Murh nt,eniIlp N ths
last Congress. dsica.ei Judge Field. an
a'le ani popular -, man. -, loss than
lad easy sailin. against Mrk!elohn Rep
and oii,ton Int, His majority is rroDabiy
10000 kelncr IL also for irre silver. Judge
Eaincr Rep. in tho Fourth, easily defeated
\!.1udiN Dem ard n"Och Ind. His MAJOR
Nv is the greatest uG .,I rruunhly reaching
$1,000. rrnl tudy"ws .i,rit,| !.i""trd con-
gresham ii"E"ichaa. the in>irn candidate.
MANY Democrats ,ciu>e'! I" SUPPORT Me-
k@i.:rEn. AE!grws's majority IS ,.iht Con.
Grsssman k"m Ind, j. rr'"rneI in III" siNtn.
mis- majority over 4 E!trheui Hep. ana Al
wood Dem l. GNpUt .,tbn.