The National tribune., 1892-11-10
NEBRASKA.

| Returns are very meager in Lincoln, bnt Re-
publican managers have enough Information 10
claim Crounse's election by good MAORI
| The latest returns we have indicate the cleo
| tion of Harrison electors by small majority,
| rs we'll as the entire Republican State ticket,
| by majorites ranging from 1000 to 5000. Con-
| gresham Bryan has been reelected by the
combined Democratic and Independent vote IN
| the First District by IS majority over A. w.
Field, Republican. There is great Renubiican
| gains in this District which gives the Harrison
| electors $500 plurality, and the entire State
| ticket about 5000.
NEVADA.
The Legislature returns Stewart to the Sem
ate. Weaver's majority is 1880. Newlands,
Silver Party, for Congress. has LOCO.
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
New Hampshire is Republican. Smith, Re-
publican, is elected over Mckinney, for Gov
ernor. Returns are slow, Oh account OF the
Australian ballot. Gains have been made by
the Republicans. which. if continued, Will
give Harrison 5000 majority. Blair, Repub-
lican, in the First District is elected. In Con-
cord the Democrats gained heavily.
NEW JERSEY.
It is estimated that Cleveland carries New
Jersey by $500 plurality. Kean. Republican,
ran ahead of his ticket. but Werts, Democrat,
has 1900 plurality. The First and Second Dis
tricts return Republican Congressman, with
possibly the Eighth.
The Democratic Committee is claiming New
York by from 10000 to 10000 majority:
New York, Brooklyn, and Kings County
gave 100000 majority to Cleveland. The
Legislature will be Democratic, which lnsures
Democratic Senator to succeed Senator His
cock, while 90 Democratic Representatives
have been elected to IL Republicans
Full returns may cut down Democratic ma
jorities but it is safe to say that they have the
State in their control, and majority OF the
representation in Congress.
NORTH CAROLINA.
There is also great probability OF SOLID
Democratic delegation from this state. Inc
Democrats claim 10000 majority. The Legis-
lature is Democratic. Maynard, Populist,
was defeated for Congress by 10000 majority
for s. B. Alexander, Democrat.
NORTH DAKOTA.
The indications are now that the Republicans
have carried the State. Twenty eight pre-
cincts gave Harrison 12l1 Weaver, 1898;
Burke, Republican, 1,165; Shortlidge, 1,122;
Burke is undoubtedly elected for Governor, and
johnson, Republican, will come to Congress
OHIO.
Ohio il probably as great o surprise as ILL.,
nois. The result ia very close All except
three Counties have been heard from, which
gives the Democratic electors little over 700
plurality. The three Counties are expected to
increase the plurality to at least 1,500. s. 81.
Taylor, Republican candidate for Secretary OF
State, claims his election by 676 majority. It
is thought that the rest of the Democratic State
ticket is elected. The Republicans fully ex-
pected to carry Ohio by $4,000. and the Demo-
crafts willingly conceded $4,000 majority. For
the first time In her history as State Ohio
votes for Q Democratic Presidential candidate.
Probably 10 Republicans and IL Democratic
Congressman have been elected.
OREGON.
The Democratic Committee comedies the
election Of the Harrison electors in Oregon by
pluralities ranging from $500 to 5000 but they
claim the election of one Weaver elector who
was Endorsed by the Democrats. One hundred
and seventy nine precincts, which include
Portland and Mnltnomah County gave Harri-
son. 1871; Cleveland, 1870; Weaver, 14,064,
and Bidwell $50. Harrison's plurality in the
State will be about 1900
PENNSYLVANIA.
Philadelphia complete gives Harrison l16.240
and Cleveland s3,6Ss, Republican plurality of
80. $50 and Republican gain of 1850. Dean,
for Supreme Court aud Mcdowell and Liley,
Congressman -at-large, are given about the same
plurality. Harrison's plurality in Pennsyl-
vania will be about $4,000. Republican loss Of
nearly 80. 600. The next State Senate will con-
tain 81 Republicans aud IS Democrats. The
| General Assembly will include 140Republicans
and ga Democrats. 9@
RHODE ISLAND.
The total vote of the State. lacking 90 dis.
tricts gives Harrison, 1928; Cleveland, 1852.
The State goes for Harrison.
The vote of Providence complete is, Cleve.
land, 1929; Harrison, 1928.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
Every County in the State has been heard
from. The following may be regarded as ap-
proximately correct. Presidential electors:
Cleveland. 10000; Harrison, 10000; Weaver,
1900; Cleveland's plurality, 10000 Demo-
Gratis elect Congressman from all the seven dis
tricts by majorties ranging from 500 to 1000.
The Republicans made no serious fight at all
except in the Seventh district, where they
were unsuccessful. The total collapse OF the
peewee party was q surprise to every one.
Democratic State Chairman Irby had on the
day previous to the election conceded $1,000
votes to Weaver, but they failed to materialize.
SOUTH DAKOTA.
The Democrat. voted the Weaver ticket in
South Dakota Van Osdel, Independent candi-
ddate claims election for Governor against
Sheldon The vote is very close in this con-
test. plurality of 5000 is claimed for
Weaver, but probably the Republican State
ticket is elected.
TENNESSEE.
Two Republican Congressman are known to
be elected in Tennessee. Alfred A. Taylor and
John c. Houk The Legislature will be safely
Democratic, insuring the return of Demo-
cratic Senator. Cleveland carries the State by
about 1000. Many negroes were unable to
vote under the Australian ballot system. The
Democrats turned out in full force, sometimes
reaching within % of the registration. Back
districts are yet to be heard from.
TEXAS. 7H5o
Clark claims south and west Texas for Gov
ernor. Hogg and Nugent run closely in north
Texas. Hogg leads, but Nugent, Populist is
polling heavier vote than was expected.
The State gives usual majority for Cleveland,
and the entire Congressional delegation will
be Democratic.
VERMONT.
Returns from SO Vermont towns gives Har-
rison 12 765; Cleveland, 5,606; Bidwell, 443
| Same in 1888 gave Harrison, 1879; Cleveland,
| $50; Fisk, 405.
VIRGINIA.
Virginia has gone Democratic by about
| so 1000 majority. The Congressional delegation
| will likely be solidly Democratic. Cleveland
carried Richmond by 1000 majority, gain Of
about 5000 over 1888. and like returns come
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