The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1892-11-10

voters who had been led to believe that
protection does not benefit him and that
Wild cat currency would be God send.
They may regret their action. l am all
the more surprised on account of the
high opinions entertained among demo
cratic friends of the present administra-
tion.''
Governor Russell Congratulated.
Boston. Nov 9.-The Herald bulletin
says: Gov. w. H. Halle, the republi
can candidate for governor, has tele-
graphed from Springfield to Governor
Russell as follows: please accept my
congratulations on your election"
At republican headquarters the elect
ion of Russell by 1907 plurality.
Republican Bulletin.
New YORK. Nov. 9-The republican
national committee at five o'clock this
afternoon gave out the following bul!e-
tin: From the latest advices received
at headquarters, the result of the cleo
ton for president depends upon the re-
turns from Wisconsin, Illinois and In
diana, all of which are exceedingly close,
but claimed by the republicans in each
case. With the electors from these
states, Harrison and Reid will have 226
sure votes"
The Next House.
New York, Nov. 9-Additional re-
turns received here indicate that the
house of representatives in the fifty third
congress will contain as the result Of yes
terday's election, 224 democrats, 1913 re-
publicans and z fusionists or farmers
alliance. Rhode Island failed to elect
either candidate for representative but
the probabilities favor the choice of two
republicans. This would make the total
opposition vote in the house 1872 and the
democratic majority 90, loss of 46.
The Estimated Vote.
New YORK, Nov. 9-The following
has been issued from democratic head
| quarters:
"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 an6
Connecticut, and those from the southern
states will be cast for Cleveland an6
Stevenson. This will make $50 electora
votes in all. The indications are tha
California has gone democratic, thu
giving Cleveland and Stevenson not les
than 275 electoral votes. 1t is a gloriou
victory and the people of the countr,
are entitled to the warmest congratula
tlons"
| ALABAMA.
Birmin CHAM, Ala, Nov. 9.-It is esti
mated that Cleveland's majority in Ala
bama will exceed 10000 The democrat
have elected all of their nine congress
men.
Carson. Nev, Nov. 9-The Weave
electors carry the state by an estimated
majority of l, 500. F. g. Newlands, sill
yer nominee for congress, has a majorit
of 1000 over Woodburn, republican
The silver, or Stewart, legislative ticke
carries nearly every county in the state
BIRM1NTHAM, Ala, Nov 9.-Chair
man Smith, of the democratic commite'
said, tonight: 1T looks like Clev,
lands majority in Alabama will reac
10000. The democrats have sure
elected eight out of the nine congress
men, the fifth district alone being
doubt, and think we have it, though
is close"
, Birmingham, Ala, Nov 9.-The r
turns from yesterdays elections are con
ing in slowly and actual figures on tt
!, results will not be known until to-morro
night. Official and unofficial return
,, and estimates have been received fro
sixty of the sixty six counties. OF tn
number Cleveland carried forty eight al
Weaver twelve counties. Cleveland
y majority in sixty counties is 30, $50. Fl
official returns may change these fgur
. but not materially, as is is now certa
= that Cleveland has the state by mo
o than 80, 900.
: Mobile, Ala, Nov. Richard
q Clarke, democrat, is re elected to CO
a gress from the first Alabama district
about 4, 500 plurality.
f Montgomery, Ala Nov. 9.-Alabar
: elects a solid democratic congressior
1 delegation with the exception of Cobb
n the fifth district whose election is st
s doubtful.
CALIFORNIA.
J. San Francisco, Cal, Nov. 9-Accor
IS ing to returns counted thus far Clevelal
:. will have plurality in this city of abo
J. 1000. The returns are too meagre
say with positiveness which electo1
It ticket has carried the state, but the int
# cations are that Cleveland's plurality
d this city will be overcome by Harriso
d plurality in other parts of the state a
e that the latter will probably carry
state by plurality considerably
is than that of four years ago. Weave
le vote was somewhat larger than was es
If mated by the managers of both the les
is ing political parties, and cut into the
h publicans in some counties much heav
in than it did into the democratic streng
v The legislature is still in doubt, but v
D. probably be republican on joint ball
>" San Francisco In California go p
le cincts out of /, 1924 outside of San FIR
to cisco gives Harrison S8,307, Clevels
or 34,75S, Weaver 1909.
"a COLORADO.
;. ~ DENVER, Colo, Nov. 9.-Additio
" returns only tend to pile up the popu
y majority in Colorado. which will be a
~ where from 5, 900 to 1000, with Wa
= populist candidate for governor, pro
:: bly, 8, 900 votes behind his ticket. Pen
~ | pOpullSC, Is eIeClcu W COuSIcSS LII luo
{" district by 1,5OO to 2,OoO majority,
Bell, populist, is elected in the Sec
district by 5000 to 1000 majority.
s1e populists will have control of the 10
no house of the Legislature and probably
en the senate. Long term senators elec
o+ will have a vote in the session of 1895
~ a United States senator to succeed Sc
~ tor Walcott. OF the seventeen long tt
%, senasors chosen, the populists have ell
cd ed ten or twelve and possibly more.
lc NEBRASKA.
- - Omaha, Neb,, Nov. 9.-Nebraska
~ turns are still fragmentary. We'
W. 'Sa electors will carry the state by over 8,
ne Grouse rep for governor will prob'
get 5000 plurality, also Majors 0eP..
lieutenant governor. The balance OF
"a 'a' state ticket will probably be mixed
-. I close, with chances favoring the rel
- ~ licans. The republicans will elect
d. out of six congressman and poss
Ill three. Gains for republicans as