The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-11-10

NEW YORK, Nov. -Special.-CleVe-
lands exact majority in the State OF
Connecticut is $3.50, The Democratic cleo
toral vote stands at 27O, including the
votes from Michigan. with fair chance
that nine votes OF California will be added.
Mr. Harrity, as chairman of the Ma
tional Committee, and Mr.. Dickinson, as
chairman OF the National Campaign Com
Inittee, have respectively received a great
number OF dispatches Of congratulation.
They are so numerous that individual
response is entirely impracticable. They,
with the other members OF the Campaign
Committee make general tender of their
thanks for tho compliments paid 10 them.
air. HarTity desires TO make special ac-
acknowledgement OF those from Pennsyl-
VGnia. and SIR. Dickinson for those from
the West and Northwest, and Mr. Small
ley and Mr. Quincy for those from New
England. Mr.. Wallace. OF the State of
Washington, who has had special charge
az the States west of the Missouri. is
EratiAed by the results in that section.
which confirmed and even surpassed his
predictions.
The following correspondence explains
itself:
NEW YORK, Nov 9th. A. NJ.
Hon. Richard Croker Tammany Hall:
] cannot return without expressing TO
you my sincere and profound apprecia-
tion Of your untlring devotion to the Ma
iional ticket and Of your sl7epless Vigi-
lance ana enthusiastic, earnest and pains-
taking care OF its interest throughout
the campaign, extending from the nomi-
nation az Chicago 10 this, it's triumphant
close
know well that the result, so largely
due 70 ycu and loyal Tammany Hall,
gives 70 you as much as 10 any man in
the United States unalloyed pleasure, and
congratulate you.
(Signed DON NJ. DICKINSON,
Chairman Democrat Campaign Commit
tee.
TAAMANY HALL. NEW YORK.
November g. 1892.
TO Hon. Don. NJ. Dickinson: My Dear |
Ar. Dickinson, Your very kind telegram |
WAS received and you will please accept |
my sincere thanks for the very kind ex-
pressions contained therein. In response
thereto / desire 10 tender to you my
sincere congratulations on the happy re-
suit Of yesterdays ballots, and In which
we all participated in bringing about the
e!ecuon or our candidate. and for which
your great and untiring zeal and services
must be appreciated, not alone by Messrs
Cleveland and Stevenson but also by the
great mass of the people of this, our
glorious country.
With assurances of esteem and best
wishes, l am, sincerely yours,
Se'eneo( RICHARD CROKER.
AAe tollowing has been issued from
democratic headquarters tonight:
Our adyiees justify the statement that
= OF the electoral votes of Michigan and all
the electoral votes OF Wisconsin and mi
nols, IN addition TO those from New
LoFK' New Jersey, Indiana and Cennec~
ucut: ana those from the Southern States.
Wln De cast Tor Cleveland and Stevenson.
tbs Will make 269 electoral votes i'm ali.
Ahe Indications are that California has
Also gone Democratic, thus giving Cleve.
land and Stevenson not less than s7s elec.
toTal votes. II iH a glorious victory. and
the people OF tho country are entitled
70 The waTInest congratulations.
'o'sAeu) Nv. T. HARRITY."
Grover Cleveland has been elected
President, and the indications are nat
nus plurality IN the electoral college viii
20 he largest In twenty years. His ma
;;SnS OF the popular vote is much greater
W. ~ ~ was eight years ago.
e., "Nne the returns from the Western
sro''@ are not yet complete, there is
osS-s 70 know that Mr.. Cleveland has
so,,.Soh 'he following States:
N," states ............ 1ra
Nav Ters.., ''''''''.''. .''.................... 81
Connecttou, ''''''''.'s................. 10
S,,0"' ''''..............
1,,s, '''''''s'.............. II
$3.50 .''''''''''............. os