Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-11-10

e oveland carried tne state ny Law
and that Taylor Democrat is elected
secretary of state by greater plu-
rslity. The Republican committee
has received word from all counties
except four, estimating results in
these, claim election of Taylor Re
publican secretary of state by 14l3
and that Harrison has carried the
state. Democrats elected ii con-
gressmen, Republicans 10.
TEXAS DEMOCRATIC.
GALVESTON, Nov. 10.-The iDdi-
cations are that Hogg, the Demo
cratic candidate for governor, is
elected by small but safe majority.
OREGON.
PORTLAND, Nov. 10.--Three hum
dred and thirry-four precincts In
Oregon. including the completed
counties of Multnomah, Washing
ton and Yamhill, give the following
complete figures: Harrison 27,569,
Cleveland 10, 242, Weaver 2O,972. In
precincts giving Weaver 56l0 votes
Pierce receives S448. In some re-
mote country districts, where Muir
phys orders arrived too late, Pierce
did not receive the Democratic vote.
But in the larger number of pre-
cincts he oyertops his ticket by a
good majority. In Multnomah
county alone he gained 800 over the
rest of the ticket.
Later: Plurality for Harrison cleo
tors will reach 5000. Democrats
still maintain that Pierce, fusion
elector, is elected. Returns received
do not give his individual vote; i'm
possible to form any estimate how
many Democratic votes he received.
Will probably take official canvass
to determine. In vote given Pierce
leads Weaver electors by about
1000.
HILLS sAYsO.
ALBANY, N. Y, Nov. 10.-United
States Senator David b. Hill was
interviewed on the results of the
election. Hill rejoiced at the vic
tory of the Democrats, and said:
ut is not only personal triumph
for Mr.. Cleveland and just tribute
to him, but a vindication of the
Democratic principles which he
championed. / trust our victory
will carry with 1t the control of the
United States senate, which will en-
able us to place Democratic legisla-
ton upon the federal statute books
We must carry out the pledges by
reforming the tariff and reducing
federal taxation, not by harsh and
extreme measures, but upon the
conservative lines indicated in our
platform and in the speeches of our
candidate. If we shall secure the
senate, we can show the people the
beneficient results of Democratic
policies, and the good we can accom-
plish will assure us power for many
years. / think the democracy
would prefer o vigorous aggressive
policy, and to that end the existing
federal election law should be re-
pealed. Tue manner In which 1t
was sought to be used against us by
our opponents election day furnishes
abundant argument for its repeal.
/ am particularly gratified with the
glorious result in this state"
ALABAMA.
BIRMINaHAM, Nov. 10.-Cleve-
lands majority will be $4,000 to 4O,-
600. A solid Democratic delegation
elected to congress. except possi-
bly, In fifth district.
CINoINNATI, Noy. l0.-It will
take official returns to decide the
result on national and state tickets,
though chances are largely in favor
of Democratic state ticket. Unoffi-
cial returns received by both COM
miitees at Columbus vary little.
MINNESOTA MORE CORRECT.
ST PAUL, Nov. l0.--Partial re-
turns from So out OF so counties and
estimates on remainder show Har-
rison's plurality 1920. Not sufii-
cient returns at hand TO indicate
whether four fusion electors are de-
feated or not. Democratic COM
mittee claim their election. Repub-
licans claim election of whole Re
publican electoral ticket. Nelson,