The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-01-10

vote at the November election. and James
Z. Seward Of Mansfield, who was at the
head OF the democratic ticket, the highest
cast by his party. The vote was BIZ the
Australian ballot Mr.. Seward is the first
democratic presidential elector in Ohio
In many years. He received complimentary
consideration from all sides and bore bis
honors becomingly.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
COLUMBIA, 8. c., Jan. o. The presi-
Dental electors OF South Carolina met to-
day and cast their lime votes for Cleveland
aud Stevenson. Col. T. Larry CAN'T, edi-
tor OF the Columbia Daily Register, was
elected messenger. There was q bard fight
against Mr.. Gantt's election and he won
oy vote of TO 4. The daily papers Of
the state have opposed his election on the
ground that his residence is in Georgia and
tnas be is not registered in this state. The
majority OF the subcommittee reported
against his election on the ground Of In.
eligibility. Elector T. s. Brice Of Chester
refused to sign his commission.
FLORIDA.
TALLAHASSEE, FLA, Jan. 9.-The presi-
dental electors Of Florida met In the sxecu-
tive office of the capitol at noon to-day,
and organized by electing Hon. T. NJ.
ShackelfOrd as chairman and W. Il.
Milton, Jr., Of jackson ~ secre-
tary. The vote was cast as
expressed by the people at the polls for
Cleveland and Stevenson. w. Naylor
Thompson OF Nassau countyEwill convey
Florida's vote to Washington. The total
vote for the Cleveland electors was 80, l44,
and for the Weaver electors ,844. There
was no republican electoral ticket In the
field this year.
ALABAMA.
bama electoral college met at the state capi-
tol at noon to-day. The eleven electors
were present. The Vote was duly cast for
Grover Cleveland and Adlai E. Stevenson
and properly certified.
Capt. w. ii. Byrd of Jefferson was eIsc-
ted messenger. Alabama cast 13S, 1888 votes
for Cleveland, IS, ,S51 for Weaver and 9,171
for Harrison.
THE COUNTRY AT LARGK.
WARRINGTON, Jan. 9.-Presidential cleo
tors met to-day in all the states aud dis
charged their duties as required by Law
without special incident so far as heard
from. Washington cast votes for Harri-
son, Arkansas 8 for Cleveland, Iowa
13 for Harrison, Wisconsin 12 for
Cleveland, North Dakota l each for
Harrison, Cleveland and Weaver; Idaho
3 for Weaver, Missouri solid for Cleveland,
Colorado solid for Weaver Texas 13 for
Cleveland, South Dakota for Harrison,
Wyoming for Harrison, Nevada solid for
Weaver. Nevada's ballots were solid silver
cards 2x3 inches, on which were engraved
the names of Weaver and Field. California
cast for Cleveland and / for Harrison,
Pennsylvania voted solid for Harrison,
Delaware cast for Cleveland, Maryland !
for Cleveland, Connections for Cleveland
Montana for Harrison, Oregon for
Harrison, and for Weaver. Nebraska
solid for Harrison; Michigan, Q for Hsrri.
son and for Cleveland. This is the first
time that democratic candidate has re-
ceived an ELECTORAL vote from Michigan
Tennessee voted solid for Cleveland, New
Hampshire solid for Harrison, Illinois solid
for Cleveland; her first vote for demo,
cratic President In nearly forty years
Vermont, Maine, Massachusetts and Rhode
Island voted solidly for Harrison. Indians
voted solidly for Cleveland, Minnesota 0 fol-
Harrison. West Virginia 6 for Cleveland
New Jersey 10 for Cleveland.