The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-15

again to-day and was determined to
enforce the law with military if neces-
sary.
FROM THE ELECTION.
The Republicans Turned Many Tables to
Their Account.
WASHINGTON. Nov. S.-The Repub-
licans here are exulting over the elec-
ton. An observer in passing through
the government departments can easily
Identify the Republicans holding places.
Their faces are wresthed in smiles, and
they cannot refrain from Growing over
their Democratic associates.
The prevailing opinion here is that
the defeat of the Democracy in the
Northern States is mainly due to the
existing business depression and hard
times. Many mills and factories are
closed which were running last year,
and the Republican campaigners bad
but to remind the idle employees that
they had worked under Democratic
administration. No reasoning could
overcome the effect, no matter how
clearly it was demonstrated that the
evils we are now suffering came to US
from Republican rule.
The defeat ID New York is attributed
to the stubbornness of the machine in
nominating Maynard for the court OF
appeals and Boody for mayor of Brook
lyn. Democratic protests against such
methods came from all parts Of the
State.
CLEAN SWEEP IN NEW YORK.
New YORK, Nov. 8.-The election in
this State was clean, complete sweep
for the Republicans, and every town
only adds to the thoroughness of the
defeat suffered by the Democrats.
Bartlett is elected to the court of ap-
pesls probably by over $1,000 plurality,
and the rest of the Republican State
ticket wins by 10000.
The State Senate, now Democratic,
will have Republican majority of six;
the Assembly majority Of seven.
In the Constitutional convention
there will be 105 Republicans to 20
Democrats.
In the city of New York Tammany
carried through the entire State and
county ticket. Maynard had a plurality
of only $4,000, therest of the ticket get
ting an average of 10000.
The present Assembly delegation is
solidly Democratic. Three Republicans
were elected. Sheffield in the eleventh,
Lawson in the twenty-third, and Rot
ertson in the twenty-seventh.
... NEW JERSEY.
TRENTON, NoAember S.-The latest
returns of the New Jersey election in
crease the n>ajority Of the antl-race
track men, and emphasize the defeat OF
the ring which has so long dominated
the state. The opponents of the gam
blers and men under the lead of Bosses
Thompson and Mclaughlin won a
great victory.
vIRGINIA'S MAJORITY.
RICHMOND, November 5.-The in
dicatious are that the Democratic ma
jcrity will reach $4,000. The following
are believed to be the only counties in
the State that have gone for the Popu'
lists: Newkent, Campbell, Caroline,
Greenville, Prince George, Powhattan'
Prince Edward, Sussex, Tazewell and
Floyd.
BEAT BoIEs BADLY.
DEs MONIES, November 7.-Frank
D. Jackson, Republican candidate fol
governor, is elected by plurality OF
about 10000. The balance of the Re-
publican ticket is elected by large
majority. The legislature will be Re-
publican.
MCK1NLEy's BIG PLURALITY.
COLUMBUS, November Sat the
Democratic State headquarters they
have conceded that the result was such
as to give them no cause for looking
after the returns. McKiuley's plural
ity will exceed 10000.
MASSACHUSETTS GOES LIKEWISE.
Boston, Novemeer S.-The legisla'
ture, 50 far as heard from, stands
House-Republicans, 153; Democrats,
Is; heard from, 80. Senate-Republi'
cans 80; Democrats, I; not heard from,
8.
THE KEYSTONE STATE GOES REPUBLI-
! CAN.
PHILADELPHIA, November S.-The
estimated majority by counties on the
vote for state treasurer show MAORI.
ty of 1O7, ,925 for Jackson, the Republi.
can candidate.
Great Expectations.
From the Chicago Daily Tribune.
Six or seven bootblacks were shooting
| Grams on the sidewalk in front OF q business