The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1893-11-10
NOT A DEMOCRATIC YEAR.
INonfi n mad frnm lat naUa

NOT A DEMOURATIC YEAR.
Continued from let pageJ
ingly Republican and stands as follows: sen
| ate, Republicans, %; Demo ,rats, seven
house, Itepub leans, 50 Democrats, %.
Tue Republican plurality keeps growing
and may reach 100 600.
jackson, Republican candidate f'r govern
| or OF Iowa. Is elected by about 35 ono plu
raity, or about 10 900 more than Harrison re.
ceved for president In 1902. Tae Rspub-
! cans have carried 65 and probably 8S of the
90 counties, tnsurinx Republican m ,jority OF
nearly 30 on joint ballot In the legislature.
For the hrst time In II wears the Republicans
elect several antI-prohIbitionists, probably ID
or 20. 10 The general asse nnly. indicating the
probable adoption of local option measure BY
the next LEGISLATURE, Out Of "a senator's elected,
the Republicans elected II. Out OF 100 mem.
bers OF the house the Republicans will have
about 90. The populist vote In tho state will
hardly exceed $4,000. and prohibition vote not
more than IA O. But the Popullst vote Is
lmOst all sublracted from the Democrats. It.
was the thing they feared In the last days OF
the campaign.
Republican Gains in Maryland.
Even M.rvlsnd suff.rs. Toe only state
officer voted for wa Comptroller. Marion
10 AAu'p OotnuSihts was TC"6ICCtCu ny
about $4,000 plurality. Two years ago be
mad plurality of 10000. The Republicans
swept IN western Mar,l land counties. Fred
erick, Washington. Allegheny, and Garrett,
aud also elected their entire ticket IN S,mer-
set county. Charles county ell cts q Repuo-
lican senator.ex-C Congressman Mudd. and two
members of the legislature. the next legs.
lature will probably have six Republican SEN
ators AMI % Republican Representatives, q
gain OF Is.
Mayor Latrobe, Democrat won Q notable
victory for re.electIon Ia Baltimore 0v two
candida tes. The Republicans lost the negro
vote, having decide d last winter to figure here
after as white mans party. The negroes v0t-
ed the Democratic ticket and boosted that they
would teach the Republicans lesson.
Pennsylvania.
which. when the official c"nnt is completed,
it |. believed will exceed 12O, 900. surprising
I'll previous RECORDS In the history of the
party In that state with one execution. This
exception was the majority ~ 1877 72S given
Grant for president. over Greeley In 1872
Philadelphia county alone gives Jackson IRE.
ruollcap), for state treasurer 81 1852, while
Aheghauy county I'm which is tue city of
adds 10000 more. The counties
IL the anthracite coal region all flop over
from the Democratic to the Republican co.,
lmn.
New Jersey.
New Jerseys election resulted In an over
vhpming victory for ne R"mIbesn and an
ti.gambling forces. Democratic cand'ds'e.
for senator, assemblvmen and county Office.
went down like reeds In hurricane In A II
where a einge grain OF comfort for line tnor
oughly routed Democracy. For The list TIM
sinc, they passed the local option aw IN So.
The Republicans will control the house or a.
emily. THIS year 1t contained 80 ID .mocrs
Ic and 81 Republican members. Next year
The vote will be nearly reversed. TIE !e,u'l
means the repeal of the race-track gambling
avs next winter. Hudson county, the
OF the state Democracy, which In
presidential and gubernaor'aI campaigns ha-
always given from 5000 to 1000 Democrstc
naJDrity, elected reform sheriff on the r.. |
ubllcan ticket by rous'ng maj Orlty, and |
he ring led by Dennis Mclaughlin, one of
he propretors of the Guttenbnrg race-track |
nd Robert Davis, the head Of the policy
nd routed. Col. john T. Toff,v, the reform
andidate for sheriff beat 4 ward r Stan
on, the Democratic rings nominee. $500 IN
ersey CITY. which has $500 Democratic m -
,rity, and 70 In Hob0xen, which has 1000
m tIority.
Riots In Several Places.
At Gravesend, N Y, Tuesday the Demo.
ratio heeler element was renewed. 1t was
armed that 2l persons had been sent from
rooklyn to Gravesend armed with creder-
ais as watchers for the II spublIc n county
'mmittee. The party had no sooner reached
"a limits of Gravesend than one section OF It
as met nv gang OF men The other zee
IN entered the town by another route aud was
ct " anotner mob. Max Palmetto was
rocked down and narrowly ESCAPED WITH d
> life. DR.. j. Fl. Marshall was violently @
~ h kPr md 1od 70 asrtrn q
ID told to drive out Of town as fast as he Il
ud. 4
Democratic policeman and ward workers
ok possession at Camden, N. j., Tuesday I
orning and number o!riots resulted. VIM
Tvey, deputy sheriff, attempted to pre- .
mt an allegal vote being cast, aud was set l
ION by mob and badly beaten. p
At Plttsburg, Pa, the election started Off d
th number Of rows. -
A riot occurred at Lansingburg, N. Y, be. G
'een Ihe police and citizens. The police G.
led the ballot boxes of three districts and
arted for the police station. A number of t.
liens followed to rescue the boxes. A Il
liceman shot Josiah West. prominent
,zen IN the head. Great excitement pre- v
lied. b
Other States. s.
Virginia reports an olG-time Democratic L
.joritv Of 20 900, with more than a two c,
rds m sjorlty 10 the legislature. The cities IG
Norfolk, Petersburg, Fredericksburg,
'anoke, StauntOn and Lynchburg show II
cd Democratic majority. The Populists m
led to make gains in the cities as they eX- ia
cted. A.
IN Kentucky the Democrats more than m
ID their own In the legislature, eleeting "a
FIR candidates by increased majorities. The nj
pulists appear to have dropped out alto ey
her.
he Republican candidates for judicial
itions III South Dakota have been elected
ut one.half OF that pOlled a: the last ger.
election. or about 10000. and the Repub-
N majority is about 5000. m,
hero Is still some doubt about Nebraska Iey
ere supreme court judge was to be
ted but the returns point to the election ,.i
Judge Harrison. Republican. He was the m.
wed candidate and proved tool Of the na
pOration mOnOpOlsts. Their was strong
Dit against him among the leading Repub.
ns, and the election of SIlas A. Holcomb, chs
Ponnlist candidate, was confidently an inc
,sted. But the Democrats had a good sen
1idate In Judge Frank A. Irvine, and the oy
sion Of the opposition between these two I
entity enabled the monopolists to win by cla
sing their ct 'ength on Harrison. roa
he Chicago city council had disgraceful pei
mhe Tuesday over the election of ma by
pro tenn to succeed Harrison. The parties T
g about equally responsible, but the Re. the
leans won. AMI
OPINIONS ABOUT 1T. ~, to'
Hooker's PhIlosophic Examinations. var
m Burlington Free Press Interview. u
t 10 the finest thing for business In the nj,
ov-f m h.