The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-11-09
M'KINLEY'S BIG PLURALITY.
THE SECOND LARGEST KNOW IN THE
HISTORY OF ONO ELECTIONS
Il VIII Sc 10000, and Those Figures Have
Been Surpassed Only Once, and Then in
1893, when the Plurality Reached 1Oo,-
OOO-The Democrats Stayed ut Home.

IL VIII Be 60 1000, and Those Figure. Have
Been Surpassed Only Once, and Then In
1893, when the Plurality Reached 1Oo,-
OOO-The Democrats STAYED nt Home.
COLUMBUS, O.. Nov. 8-Later returns from
the State show that McKinleys plurality will
be about S0.00o He has q majority over all
OF &c. 600. The Governor was in his office In
tho state House until 3 o'clock this morn
ing listening to reports He retired then.
but was in his office again at u:30 o'clock
this forenoon. where stream OF visitors
poured In to congratulate him. TO The SuN
correspondent hesaid:
1T was a great victory. Tho leaders told
me would have 10000 plurality. and | sup
posed 1t would be something like that. but
was not prepared for the ground swell OF yes
terday. When tho returns are all In shall
have something to say as to what. In my opin-
ion. the great victory should DO attributed"
large number OF dispatches we're received
from prominent men oil over the country con-
graduating the Governor on the victory
Lawrence 4. Neal takes his defeat like a
philosopher. He lost no sleep over his defeat
but went to bed early last night. laughingy
saying that he guessed he did mt care to read
any more election bulletins.
An analysis OF Ohio's vote shows at least
100000 stay at home Dem ocrats. Most OF tho
Ohio Republican newspapers OF to-day have
come out In big tyre with. For President In
1895. William Mckinley Of Ohio"
Secretary Hoke Smith has been csnsured to-
day by Democrats al! over Ohio. His suspen-
sion Of Ohio soldiers pensions is said to have
cost the Democracy about 10000 votes The
unemployed workingmen were angry at the
Administration for the hard times and they
voted the straight Republican ticket. Four
flfths OF the members elected to the Legisla-
ture arc Republicans They can be depended
on to do something that will Got that party into
trouble before the noXt election.
History seems to be repeating itself. After
the panic OF rs the, people voted the party in
power out OF Office. MckinIIey,s plurality is the
defeated Nalnndingham In 1868 by 100000
plurality. Tonight, with "illcial ana un-
counties et Chairman Dick Places the puraItg
for Mckinley ut not less than 10000.
The vote Of the Prnhioitionists and the Pop
has teleGraphed tho Lhairmen in the fifteen
counties to send in the vote at tho en- rliest mo-
ment. SO that the exact plurality can be known
soon.
CHAIRMAN DICK NOW SAYS 10000.
COLUMBUS. OHIO. Nov. OIL 4. M-Chairman
situation as follows:
Tho Republican victory 10 complete and uuprece-
denied McKinleys plurality will possibly reach 9oo 600
tho greatest ever given any Governor except John
Broush. and a more remarkable political revolution
than even enormous plurality of the war Governor
Tho Republicans have elected 70 or 70 Of 81 Senator'S
and IS to 80 esentatives also three
of the county officials of the State chosen yesterday
and most OF tho district officials
All of the Congressional districts but two appear to
have gone Republican The people have spoken and
free Is repudiated by the greatest majority that
ever rebukod any political sophstry in our history.
CHARLES Dick.