Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1892-11-10
CLAIMED By REPUBLICANS.

Chairman Carter satisfied with Ret urns
Which, 20 Him, Means the Recollection OF
Benjanln Harrison.
NEW York, Nov O. 9--Chairman Carter
says: The democratic majorities in New
/ York city and Brooklyn viii be difi-
cult 20 overcome by republican gains
throughout the state.
+ Our democratic friends seem to have
understood their party needs in the
state of New York when they enacted
/ the present ballot law Fortunately
the national committee relied upon
three distinct combinations, and two OF
them yet remain intact.
With Indiana the election Of Harri-
son IS assured and republican victory
In that state is assured.
am in receipt Of Il telegram from a
reliable and thoroughly-posted citizen
of Indiana, who says: Full republic
an vote polled throughout the state and
up to 10 o'clock tonight indicate repub-
lican gains and the committee is conf
dent that the state has been carried for
the republican ticket
The vote Of Indiana added to
other reliable republican votes in
the electoral college insures the
reelection OF Harrison. Benjamin
Harrison will be the next presi-
dent Of the United States by virtue of
his having a majority of the votes cast
in the electoral collega in obedience to
the direction of a majority of the people
of the respective states
Chairman Carter issued the following
bulletin at midnight: Returns received
by the republican national committee
at midnight show that Harrison and
Reid have carried the states of Califor-
mia, Maine, nine votes OF 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, Massa-
chusetts, Delaware, or 229 electoral
votes, a majority Of six in the electoral
college.
Our own adyiees at this hour also
show that we have more than an even
chance TO carry West Virginia
THOMAS CARTER, Chairman.
NEW YORK, Nov a-The Tribune
says: Returns received at the hour of
writing are about satisfactory to re-
publicans.
1t can only be said at this hour that
returns are not at hand 70 Justify the
assertion that several great western
states have given their electoral votes
TO Mr.. Cleveland
With New York New Jersey and
Tennessee, four or five probable votes
from Michigan and a south made solid
by fraud and wholesale denial Of the
right of suffrage. Cleveland would have
about PIG electoral votes. needing only 1
those of Indiana and Illinois o. insure
his election. At the present writing
Indiana aud Illinois are claimed by
both parties, but without sufficient full
toplace the result in either state i
beyond doubt
Aud without these votes he is
still in danger Of disappoint-
ment The republicans have failed
10 carry New York The ma
ehinery IN great democratic cities has
turned out najorities sufficient to over
power the votes Of republican counties.
which appears to have been down be-
low expectations
In the absence Of returns from any /
considerable part Of New Jersey it can
lnly be assumed that the state has gone
democratic on the presidential ticket as
usual Connecticut is claimed with con-
idenee ln dispatches bF both PARTIES,
5at the returns themselves appear 70
aver democrats