The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-11-11
ALL FEELING QUITE WELL
Democrats Devote Their Time to
the Giving and Receiving Of
Congratulations.
Mr.. Dickinsons Compliments te
Mr. Croker, and the Same
to Him.


NEW York, Nov. 10.-l Special. l-Cleve-
lands majo fity in tho state of Connections
is $3.50. The democratic electoral vote
stands at 270. including the vote from
Michigan, with a chance that she votes of
California and Ohio will be added. Mr..
Harrity, us chairman of the national COM
mittee. and Mr.. Diokinson, as chairman OF
the national campaign committee. have
respectively received very great number
of dispatches Of congratulations. They are
so numerous that individual response is en-
tirely impracticable. They, with the other
members of the campaign committee, mako
genera tender of their thanks for the COM
pliments paid to them. Mr.. Harrity de-
sired to make special acknowledgment of
those from Pennsylvania, and Mr.. Dickin-
son for those of tho west and northwest.
and Mr.. fmalley and Mr.. Quincy for those
from New England. Mr.. Wallace, of the
state of Washington, who had special
charge of the states west of the Missouri is
gratitied by the results in that section,
which confirmed and even surpassed his
predictions. The following correspondence
explains itself:
NEW YonK. 3 a. M. Nov. 9. 1892.-To
Hon. Richard Croker. Tammany hall, New
York: can't retire without expressing to
you my sincere and p ofound appreciation
of your unti ing devotion to the national
ticket and of your sleepless vigilance and
eBthusiastio earnest and painstakng care
for its in ntereGt. throughout the campaign,
| extending from the nomination at Chicago
to this triumph. l know we'll shat the re-
suit, 80 largely due to you and Tammany
hall. gives to you as much as to any man
in the United States, unalloyed pleasure,
and congratulate you. lsixned).
Chm. Dem. Campaign Com.
TAN1MANY HALL New York, Nov. 8, 1892
To Hon. Don NJ. Dickinson. Ny Dear Mr..
Dickinson: Your very kind telegram was
received and you will please acceut my sin-
cere thanks for the very kind expressions
| contained therein. In response She eto l
desire to tender to you sincere congratula-
| ton on the happy result of yesterdays
ballots. in which We all participated in
bringing about the election of our cAndi-
date, and for which your great untiring
zeal and services must be appreciated. not
alone by Messrs. Cleveland and Stevenson,
but also by the great mass of the people of
| our glorious country. With assurances of
esteem and best Wishes l am, sincerely
yours. RICHARD CROKER.
The following has been issueu from dem
ocratic headquarters; "Our advices justify
the statement that the Electoral vote of
Michigan and all of the electoral votes of
| Wisconsin and Illinois. in addition TO those
from New York. New Jersey. Indiana and
Connecticut, and those from the southern
states. will be cast TO Cleveland and Ste
venson. This will make 269 electoral votes
in all. The indications are that Ohio and
California have also gone democratic, thus
giving Cleveland and Stevenson not less
than 301 electoral votes. 1t is glorious
| victory and the people of the country are
entitled to warmest congratulations.
(oiRned) w. /. HARRITY.