The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-11-09
State has been carried for the Republic

ctato nas Decn caIrleu Ior the hepuDllc.
ans.
The vote of Indiana. added to other re-
liable Republican votes in the electoral
college, assures the election of President
Harrison. Eliminating entirely the State
New York, the Republicans can still elect
with the votes of Connecticut. West Viz
gina and Delaware, without the vote of
Indiana. but, having the vote of Indiana
assured, we are not driven to our third
line. Benjamin Harrison will be
the next President by virtue of
the fact that he will receive a
majority of the votes cast in the electoral
college in obedience to the direction of o
majority OF the people of the respective
States"
NEW YORK. Nov. s.-Chairman Carter is
sued the following bulletin at midnight:
ION returns received by the Republican
national committee at midnight Harrison
and Reid have carried the States
of California Maine. Massachusetts,
ten votes in Michigan. Ohio, Oregon,
Pennsylvania, Rhode Island. Vermont
Idaho. Colorado, Illinois. Iowa. Kansas.
Minnesota. New Hampshire. Wisconsin,
Montana. North Dakota. South Dakota.
Washington. Wyoming, Nebraska. Indiana
and Delaware, or 229 electoral votes. ma
jority of in the Electoral college. Our
own advices at this hour also show that
we have more than an even chance to carry
West Virginia"
| At 11:45 o'clock Chairman Harrity, of the
| Democratic national committee. gave ont
| the following statement: There Is no
| doubt of tho election of Cleveland and
| Stevenson by the popular vote. while the
| defeat of Harrison Is certain. New York
has given q magnificent plurality for Cleve-
land. New York surpasses all her previous
| records. There is no break In
the South. Republican claims of Delawere
are unfounded. In Connecticut the returns
show q steady advance over the figures OF
1883, when we carried the State. Indiana
Is undoubtedly ours. The most glorious
victory seems to be In Illinois. whore, for
the first time IN its history. the State has
gone Democratic for President. We have
| won the most decisive and glorious victory
In the history Of campaigns"
The World claims New York, Indiana,
Illinois. Connecticut. New Jersey. and
eight votes in Michigan for Cleveland.
The Herald bulletin says Delaware has
| probably gone heDuDl1can.
The Mail and Express claims Harrison
has carried Connecticut BY 1.5OO.
Don NJ. Dickinson, chairman Of the DEM
ocratic campaign committee. said to- night:
I'VE do not desire to boast of the re-
suit The grand result speaks for itself
It shows that the producers of the
country have determined that they shall
be no longer burdened by excessive taxa
tion for the benefit of the great monopo-
lies and are determined to uphold
local rights against the abuse of
centralized power. In Michigan we have
achieved great success in electing Gov
ernor and seven Presidential electors
The uprising in the Northwest is
the most significant sign of the
times. But in wow of the splendid per-
formsnce of New York. New Jersey and
Connections there can be nothing section
Isal about the victory which is a success for
sound political and economical principles
everywhere.n
Democratic Claims in the West.
CHICAGO. Nov. s.-Chairman Cable of the
Western branch of the Democratic Nation
al campaign committee. says: I'VE have
carried Illinois for Grover Cleveland
by at least 10000 plurality and
have elected the entire Democratic
State ticket. The two Congressman ut
large and at least twelve of the twenty
two congressional districts of the State.
Our returns. which are very full and from
all sections. show this. We have captured
both branches of the Illinois Legislature and
will do the are Tedistrictins Of the State next
SIN, but the vote Will be close.
south Dakota will give her elec-
toral vote to Weaver. which is a
were supported by the Democrats. We
are prepared to make no statement as
to North Dakota. as we have
practically no returns from that State"
from this victory Is that it puts Illinois in
the Democratic column for all the time to
come"
whifeiav Reid Disappeared.
WHITE PLAINS, N. Y, Nov. 9-Whitelaw
Reid returned to his country place. Ophir
Farm, immediately after he had voted in
New York. He dined Mt with Mrs Reid
aud ID. o. Mills. A private wire connected
the Tribune Office and the Rspa blican head.
quarters with the farm, and few early
returns began to come in while Mr.
Reid was still az dinner They
were not OF a character to make
related entirely to Democratic gains III
New York city and Brooklyn. As soon rs
dinner was over Mr.. and Mrs. Reid. Mr..
Mills and Tyson. Mr.. Reid's secretary, wen,
into the library. where they sat up un I'll
| late receiving the returns Mr.. Reid was
very much disappointed a. the Republican
losses in New York State and especially n,
the enormous Democratic vote polled IN
the city.
Adiai Thanks Tammany.
BLOOMINGTON, ILL.,, Nov. 8. .-Adlai f.
Stevenson received scores of congratuia
tIons tonight on the suppostion that b,
had been elected. In response to ques
ton from the press representatives. he
said: The indications appear TO be very
favorable TO the election of the Democratic
national ticket / am of course. extremely
gratified ct the result. In nv judgment
the success of the Democracy means q re
volt on the part OF the farmers and wage
earners against tho Mckinley tariff bill
and the hi Oh protective q policy of the Re pu ID