The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-08
VICTORY in THIS CITY.
.yr DEMOCRATfC NOMINEES
SCORED 4 GLORIOUS TRIUMPH.
o,,, Five Thousand Majority Rolled Up
for the Believers Ia Jeifsrsonian
Principles

Chairman ldtttsoh ~ hlo Ociii"Ni"ei
workers have great cause for re)oicine
The returns from every part Of the stat
show beyond a doubt that the Democrau
ticket is elected by a splendid majority
md that the Populists have been snowe'
rnder from the mountain TO the sea.
The election was one Of the most quie
ever known in Richmond. and not al
incident worthy Of note transplred durins
the entire day.
Each precinct had its quota OF woIh i'.l'
from the Democratic and Populist p' -.
and % a few Of the voting places ho'u'''
OF Prohibition tickets were seen -....
Although there was entire lack OF ~. 49,
enthusiasm. the Democratic WORKERS w.
on The alert and Def few voters '''"i
without being earnestly canVasse" Lille,
The popuIst workers were pIHCii 49,
unknown men. and had an uphii ~
g. In more than one instance '.''
repulsye negroes. ana theT '.ig' s ~
inducing PopuIist votes ac,c' az p -.
rang and decided disahecie4 D''''O''' aus
10 cast the old party ballot
THO only impression made by the Popu-
llefq I'm this city was in Jackson ward,
where CAPTAIN Cooke received the paltry
rIY~alify Of 81 votes Considering the
large Republican vote that this ward
usually gives the result IS q grand Demo-
craft. gain and victory.
State Chairman Elyson last night tele-
gr8rrcd President Cleveland, congratula-
ting him on the victory in Virginia.
Ho also telegraphed congratulations TO
Colonel OFerrall At Harrisonburg. Major
Kent 40 Wythcville. and Attorney General
scott 20 Warrenton.
Early In the evening the preparations
'a front OF The Times Office indicated
uat something for the public good was
600 store. Two high poles were erected
'- the street. and 81 white sheet stretch
Cd between and wet Tor the better catch
.-e OF the storopticon pictures and shad-
.Ws that were thrown upon 10. The fact
chat the news came in early was I'm
itself an evidence Of a decisive victory
as well as the good tidings which IL
N-aueht and as the bulletins were dis
rrvfd in rapid succession upon the
i-nlantly nlumined disc which covered
tfe suspended cloth, cheer after cheer
rent the air.
Democratic success was anticipated, but
ue grand results I'm places considered by
ra P0puIIsts their stronghOlds was
pleasant surprise. and raised the specta-
tors 10 O. high state Of enthusiasm.
10 was soon shown that the fight was a
r-a-sI5ad one. and that the victory was
complete. Notwithstanding this. however,
f. crowd stood In front Of The Times
Office from curb TO curb. The stereOpu-
COZ which reflected The Times bulletins
@. tae gaze Of Richmonds jublant Demo
Gratis was operated by Mr.. Arthur d.
Clarke. president Of the Old Virginia
Nl. and Iron Works, and the returns
were interspersed with the elegant views
~ ,te Worlds Fair and scenes in Lon
dom with which ne has delighted Rich
raad audiences several times I'm the last
tar weeks.
The public no less than The Times APP
Ua0.ate his clever work in giving them
Ole returns in such an attractive way.
10 is stated by a gentleman I'm a posi-
ton 60 be weu-informed that as an evil
5auce Of the loyalty Of the Democrats for
ue.r party, so far as As known, not a
relative Of Captain Cooke voted for him.
While they have the greatest affection for
b m as n man. they would not allow their
rs1nal feelings 10 interfere with their
duty 10 tho Snte
~ the headquarters Of the Populists
the Democratic victory IS not conceded,
bat no claims are made. They say they
have a few returns and in the absence
of these are unable TO say what the re-
suit IS.
The Eesu1t.
The vote as given below. shows that
OTerrall received 1854 votes, Cooke l,760
and Miller 81. olecung O'Ferrall by a
plurality of $685. and q majority OF 56l2.
The detailed votes are as follows:
Cav Ward
First Preclnct-Tor Governor. O'Ferrall,
.4. Cooke. l6. For ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
Kent. 5G; Beverley 10. For Attorney
General Scott. 5s5 Gravely, ID. Loven-
stein. 5,4; Sands, 5SS; Taylor l6; Rag
land, 20; Bryant 1885, Byrne 5S7; Cabell,
Sc, Crump. 50i Harwood, 69; Fox, Is;
.Ipsc0mb. rs. Throckmorton, 10; Gray 10;
Quntz, lt With the exception of Win
.ton who received 1 vote, the entire
Prohibition ticket received votes.
Second preciuct-The entire Democratic
ticket received @ll votes; Popuiist en-
tire ticket 1l6 votes; Prohibition entire
ticket e.
Fourth Precinct-OFerraH. 27S; Cooke,
Kent. 800: Beverley, as. Scott, $40;
uyeiy, IS, LOvenstein, $40; Sands, 3h;
TAYLOR 90, Ragland, AZ Bryant. 3h;
IFUe. $40. Cabell, 3u; Crump, 3il; Har-
WOOD 3ll. Fox. AZ; Lipscomb. A; Throck-
norton. 40. Gary IS; Quantz. AZ. The
entire Prohibition ticket received votes.
Fourth precinct-O'Ferrall, 4iG, Cooke,
6. Kent 455. Beverley %; Scott. ass;
irayely. 90: Lovenstein, 454; Sands ass;
.ayI0r. 81. Bagland, 80. With the eXcep-
i1l on Byrne who received 400 votes,
Doe other Democratic nominees for the |
l0uga received 457 votes Fox, 90; Lips
amb $50: Thr0ckmortOn, 30; Gary SO;
I....t- On rrb. nitro Prohibition ticket
teeiyed ] vote.
Ffh -O'Ferrau, 20; Cooke, OIL; |
,ent. G6. Beverley. IS; Scott, 277; Grave
y. IS. LOvenstein, pa. Sands, Z16; Taylor,
I: Ragland So. An of the Democratic
1muees for the House received 20 votes.
'1X. IS: Lipscomb, Sc; Throckmorton,6;
larry. 81: Quautz So. The entire Pro-
lbitlon ticket received votes.
Monroe ward.
First Precinct-For Governor O'Ferran |
ld the entire Democratic ticket received |
y votes each Cooke and the other
1pulist nominees 32 votes each. The
l0hibitiOnists polled 1 vote.
Second Preclnct-The entire Democratic |
.eset received $50 votes; entire Populist |
..aet. - votes. entire Prohibition ticket, |
Votes.
uI Preclnct-OFerran. DIS; Cooke, |
ID, Kent POI: Beverly 40; Scott. 22l; |
"eyey 40. Lovcnstein. 22O Taylor IS; /
s1las ~ Bagland, 80; Democratic noml-
noes i-r House. 22l each; Populist nomi-
q sra ior House. 40 each. The entire Pro-
'',..lon ucket received 3 votes.
olrta pfecinct-O'Ferral, 2lS; Cooke,
~ Kent %. Beverly 20. Scott, 2S2;
t'"FeJ, I'd, Loyenstein. PSI; Sands. ..S2;
Ay'of' l'. EagIand. 20; Bryant, PSI;
.y'he -'ji Cabel. 2S Crump. 2S2; Har-
y'. - The Populist candidates Tor
o mouse received 20 votes each. The
IoHioiuonists poued two votes in this
q Htn Precinct-OFerran 2si and the
.ai democratic nominees PSI each. The