Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-08
THE ELECTIONS.
They Do EOt accord With The Prtdic.
lions Of Either Party,
uSrRlpAnED FOR THE RESULT
Exiles from siberia Picked Up al Sea.
Without Food Three bays
Week, The Drfaullor.

either Democrats, Republicans or
Populislr. The only gain OF comfort
Tor the Democrats Is Ia the defeat o.
tho P0puHtts and the election % Fel-
rail- On Virginia, where they were
,eTorizrd by Populid claim. This,
however, is only small comfort 10 th,
iaco Of the overwhelming slaughter
elsewhere. They expected defeat DO
datcs whUru The fee co.nagc element
10 strong, but they were not prepared
10 DO showed under In sound money
ltates like Masaachuaolts nnu New
York. All prominent ID lm0cguliy
leaders ascribu tho result 20 two cause
LIBERALIZATION Of farmors over the
financial blJuaton aud the apathy Of
disappointed oiiice.ruoEofs.
Tho defeat IN Iowa Il greatly regret.
ted, not 30 much on ncctuat o. tac
iIsuring Of the election Of Republican
| United States senators ~ iu she pm,.
teal removal OF Governor BoIes irsm
tho list Of eligible presidential timber
The PofullHts are much disappointed
~ their showing, hu, claim that later
rcturns will DO better tor them.
About the aonly tcomIllcoui men
IN the Democratic ranks src the silver
men, who are VA d position 10 tly 10 tho
/ President, 81 told you 3D." They
| viii tako this 90 n tezt and at the
opening " the regular sesslUu they
/ Will bo prepared 20 renew the fight i1r
silver more vigorously than over, 30
potsiule.
It's not believed the President is
discouraged by tho lauisllir, ~ ho D.
known u believe that time will vinIi-
cate his policy.
ONO.
CINCINNATI, Nov. s.-McISInley
carried this county ty lU,7g3 majority.
DEi MOiNEa, Nov. s.-Funk H..
Jackson, REPUBLICAN candidate flr
governor, ls elected by about $4,000
| plurality, or 5000 more than Harrison
Tor Prcslibnt Ia 1899. Only about Onl-
third Il the precincts arc heard from,
but they arc widely distributed anu
show steady average, no there IL no
doubt about the result. The balance
OF the Republican ticket ~ elected by
lsTgc plufali,ies.
Six hundred precincts give Jackson
| 20, 300, Bniea 81 ,il3; u Republican gain
Of lis83. Chairman Fuller Vi tho
Democratic committee comedies that
Jackson IL elected by 20, OO1. He layB the
result to the calamity osy Of tue Re.
publican party aud oi-imiag that the
hard tlmts are attributable TO the
Democratic administration, aud the
lab3ung man voted Tor change.
Chairman Blythe say: "lowa went
Republican because 40 IL Tor protection
and because Of tue liberal pOtitiOn the
party took on the liquor question"
The Legislature viii DO Republican.
The Republicans elected seventeen out
Of twenty-'our tena'0fa and sixty-hye
out OF 100 representatives..
Tho P0pullst vote Ia the state will
hardly uAoutd 10000. The Prohibition
vote u not more than $4,000.
Returns hui estimates from all oN-
uupt fourteen cOuuties give Mckinley q
plurality Of 66,7ls. The other fourteen
counties last year gave Democratic
plurality Of 8,2Oi. Estimating like
Republican gain In each county would
mako Mckinloy'a plurality In the
Stale 67,7lI,
Ia reply 10 Inquiry from tho general
I
tho causes OF tho result In Ohio, Gov
en- or. Mckinley saii today the cam.
paign was fought out between himself
and Neal on tho question OF tariff and
free trade pure and simple, from be.
ginning 10 eUd, AMI that the result
was verdict OF tho people Of Ohio on
those questions.
Lates. unofficial returns from tho
STATE ut Republican headquarters indl-
cate Nc Kinley has carried the state by
between seventy aud eighty thousand
plurality, the largest In the history OF
tho 1gate since 1858, when Bfough had
hundred thousand over Nottingham,
then AN exile In Canada,
| Chlllic0the, the home OF Neal, Nc.
I<inleyS opponent, went Republican
for the first Time.
TelegIams Oi congratulhtlOn nre
pouring In on Mckinley from all partH
OF tho country, Wishing him equal
sucCeSs In 1895. Republican papers
are out with hid namO for the next
President. Tho Legislature will be
Republican by about Two thirds ia
both houses,
At Democratic state hoadquafters
tho result 10 conceded TO DO such az
give them no occasion 10 look after the
returns.
Revised figures at the Republican
headquarters Indicate over 80, 900 plu.
Tality TOR Mckinley and thTee-fourlha
OF the state Legislature.
| COLUMBUS, Onio, Nov. 6.-The Re.
publioAnb claim, from the nearly com.
plate roturnu, 20 Republican senators
to Democrats and SO Republican
representatives TO "a Democrats. The
Populist anu Prohibition votes also re-.
duOed tho Republicans who have car.
ried some counties which they never
carried even during the war.
At p. ~. tabulaiOrs Of relurns
estimate McKiuloy'n plurality At q
hundred thousand. Chairman Dick,
however, only claims $4,000.
EEw YORK.
New YopIs, Nov. s.-The election
IN this state h a clean sweep for the
Republicans AMI every hour adds to
the thoIoughnees Of tho Democratic
defeat.
Bartlett il elected to the o urt OF ap.
peals over MAygrd by probably
over $4,000 and the rest OF the
Republican state ticket wins by 2O,,
900. THIS senate, which Ia now Demo.
cratic, Will have u Republican ma.
Jorty OF elk, the assembly OF seven.
| In tho constitutional convention there