The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-09
WISCONSIN IS ALL RIGHT.
.,,, cols DEMOCRATIC BIZ UPWARD
or. pO.OOO PLURALITY
s.u,tor savers Barrel pidnt Av"u-iho
,,,d Repus team stronshoidef Mhwn"tre
yet. The q. u. p.-Ths Lutheran
,,,, Give, 10 the Democratic Cause.

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r,,, R,,ub ,can stronshoide Of Milwaukee
,,..,. The q. u. P.-Ths Lutheran
..,r,h Given 20 the Democratic Cause.
,,,,,,ryIr Nov. 2--The Republican waves
,n,,o,t.n on the Democratic rocks and have
,o,, iurlrh back. shattered aud broken. lhc
.,,o,,,, trrarry Wisconsin back into the lee
,it,,, column has failed. Gov lcck VIII
in,.ailura.ity ~ $4,000 at least, and 1t VIII
,,,,unly be nearer 10000. This Is tho post
,h,, the Republicans, backed by Senator saw
yer barrel. could 60
ri., democrats Will elect six out OF tho ton
rorGrcssmcn ana may add anothcrto 'ne Iis''
rhr, will ruutro! both branches OF the Legs
i.,,,, md have a majority Of at least twenty
M i5iut ballot. insur!ng the return "i Il 'eEAo.
crat AS United States Senator III place OF
senator sawyer. This is glory enough Tor one
election.
livery democrat .cnls It was bitter hight
hardly fought and well WOE. Inc uay was
tenuliiul The sun shonc brightly 'no"gh
there was bracing northwest wind, Tue vote
throughout the State. rs Indicated ny 'he ~
turns. was very heavy, illustrating '"s h'"
work that had been done by both "iI's.
There wee Ecpuh.ican gains AL along mo
linz. bu. the. o,c also showed gums over Two
yenrs ecc, and. viii, the democratic majority
n, %. coo o! that year at their tatH, 'heN H'"oI
Arm and held the Republicans at bny IN sr'to
nj the f,nuti, efforts made BY that raity 10
carry the - ~.
Tho fact that Cleveland ran alongside OF
Tho Si,tc ticket proved that tho assertions
nade,ar.y Ia tho camniEn that TIE Luther-
ans woul,! stay by tho nrm'"tatic party were
correct wan tht. tnio,%n. N' U,,l la'u ra al .
among the farmers, many OF whom had
grown tired OF lAilis W.T. ar'ns; INA ma
Ec,ulliclis Milwaukee. wh"h was formerly
the Gibraltar. Of the h"rubli"ans in tn. state;
rrrui.atrd NrEiulvYian. the Force bill and
other cnuI Lem vAsa.ies with y significant
vote. nuring the campaign. and especially
the closing !nNs, every effort was mad" to-
wei a. 10 induce n" workiuEmen to continue
The Sprrort q 'hY , Grand ia Party They
AIn ,9uy '' viii IN p ,"s ATTY give the
Stat" and nationa! tickctsn plurality Of nearly
5000 Four years ago Harrison carried the
Tie polling passed Oft quietly. Not n single
arrest was made. The returns were bulletincd
hS"tS me SSff n hG ill.,, .t crSw,s
Chairman Wal! had nothing to say up to
midnight. excelt I" renew his expression OF
w"n H.. t i. WS So l II for Peek and
Cleveland byl3Oto. nr Anderson. Secretary
Of the state CGn.ral oommttss 2 !M,, Of n"
ratio OF The carly returns kept up Peck would
have a plurality Of 1880" in the state.
man Thorn and Henry c. Paine. claim the
ate. tut give no plurality. Nothing definite
as t" exact figures can tie known until mid
night or later owing 10 the slowness with
which returns come IN
Later returns tend 70 lower tho Democratic
plurality somewhat. Milwaukee, county, which
earyi eturns Indicated was solidly democratic.
went al 10 pieces ns tne nreens!s continued
From his $4,000 estimate Chairman Wall
de!ue's 2,5o". which 4e eXpectei in Milwaukee
the Democratic plurality. Ills very doubtful
1.-THE Democratic p urality goes below 10000
The Democrats will elect tho following Con-
gressmen:
I Mitchell in the Fourth; q. 4. Wells in the
SIXTH l. + Barnes in tho Eighth, and Thomas
lonsressman Brick ner. in tho Firth. is OF
entirely sure. but will probably pull through.
4. Coon.r. in the First district. j; a. BnLcock
e maY eest 5nus
berg in the Fifth. but it is very doubtful. and
they will probably elect George B. shaw in the
MADISON. Wis. Nov. S-roting to-day in this
State was for Presidential electors. ten Con-
and a Legislature which will elect a United
States Senator in place Of Phi!etus Sawyer
Nnp..
Early returns from the state show an in
crease in the Democratic vote OF 1890. but
larger increase in the Republican vote over the
maintained the Democratic plurality would
BE- about $4,000.
The State md Milwaukee, returns are very
slow in coming in. Mr.. Wall of the Democratic
State Central Committee. said at . y. VI. that
he had received very few returns and those
showed Democratic gains over tho vote OF
1884. md some over vote OF 1880. when Peck
carried tho State by $4,000.
Twenty-srven precincts outside, OF Mil
w0ukcc county give Harrison. :}SIi: Cleveland.
3.1i4. The same precincts in 1893 gave Hnrri-
ron 1850: Cleveland. $3.50: Il net Republican
loss OF tiS2. The same precincts give Spooner.
:'.S1I: Peck. 3.5D7 These precincts in 1888
gaysg4onr 4,;sesj: Morgan. 3.4l5. Net Repub-
liCauuOss. iSI.
Chairman Wall Of tho Democratic Central
Committee authorized the claim that the State
will be Democratic by $1,000 majority.