The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1894-11-14

s-e El cts . Repuorcsp Gcve-nor Bu
,he Legislature - 81 r-Nosth C~Io'i"s
Uucomfor,s bly, Cloae.'
WASHINGTON, D. C., Nov. TIE
election over the country yss'e,day
seems to have been Republican tids
wave. They have dc f-a'ed the Dsmoc
racy In nearly ali the S.a'es. and have
undoub,s dly elected majority Of the
members Of the ntxl Congress.
ln New York Hal, the Democratic
caud date tor Governor, VAS defeated
by Morton. Republican, " bose majority
is aceut 100000 The Democrats else
lose n, mber Of CoDgIs ssman IN New
York.
Ia New York City the Republicans
have wipe0 Up the earth With TIE
D-uocrs's, 81 TsmDary is badly ic
the soup. The Ref b''cs: claim that
they have FL. .c'eu 81 The touertsSmer
in New Yelk City except orr, which l.
Democratic loss II several Congress
men.
TIE Republicans have also carrie
the States OF Colorado, Connecticut
Delaware. Illinuis, lUdisna, kanSas
Minnesota. Michigan, Massachusetts
New jersey, Nebraska, Ohio, Pepnsyl
Yan!a, Wisconsin aid Sonth Dakota by
majoIities ranging fiom 5000 to 100.
O0 In esch of the above States tbs
Democrats lose CongressmeD, which
$ icsureS the next House 10 the Rspub.
i;cans nv q GOOD majority
The Den. ocra's have carried Alsoa-
ma, Arkansas, florida. Georgia. Ken.
tue Ky, Louislau~, Maryland, Miss.>slp
pi. Norm Csroltas, Texas, Tennessee
Virginia and West Virginia. In sev
srsl OF these States tie Republicans
slain gains in Congrs ssmen. They
claim the defeat Of Wilson, in Wes.
Virginia, the father Of the tariff bill
passed By Corsress in the summer.
The Republicans also claim that
OweDs. VITO was running in Bcecken-
ridges old district in Kentucky, is
defeated. They also claim that they
have elected two CGngressmen II
Louisiana and two IN Maryland. The
Democrats 90 not coEce6e the SO gains
to the RepublicaDs, as the districts
claimed are very close and It will re,
anire an official count to determine the
result in them.
1t seems that tie Republicans have
swept the ccurtIY. with the exception
OF the SoliG ScEth which remains solid
ano is the only bright spot in Tuesday =
disaster. The Popul!sts have Jared
equally as bad as the Democrats as
they hsve failef to hold their own in
any State. Kansas and acme other
States that they carried IN 1892 have
returned to the Republican column.
Deiplte returns have not beef re.
ceiysd frou some OF the far Western
States, but 1t IS likely that they -haye
Joined in the general landslide to the
Republican party, AID have declared
against Democracy and Populists. The
Democrats here, including tie Chair,
man Of the Congressional campaign
committee, coDcedes that the next
House will be Republican by small
majority, but the Republicans claim a
majority OF aboutSssssiSty, which figure
Is ABOUT correct.
The Republicans are very jubilant
while the Democrats are very much
east down. 1t is great victory for
Republicans, and they know It. They
have recapt0red all the States the Dem
ocrats captured from them in 1892, and
made great inroads in several States
shat have heretofore been uncompEo-
misinaly Democratic.
CHICAGO, ILL, Nov. IA survey of
the returns of yesterdays election this
morning confirms the hasty estimates
and partial returns OF last Dlgbt. In
the West, Northwest and on the Paclf-
&c coast the Republican landslide seems
to be overwhelming, and in the South
west the Republican gains reported
are Of such magnitude ss to suggest
almost revolution. The only excep-
tioas to the rule appear to be In Cali
FORMS and Nevada. 1o the former
State the Democratic candidate for
Governor (Budd) Is apparently In ad-
vance of Estee, lis Republican, cnmDa1'
itor. although the rest OF the ReDubl!-
can State ticket seems to be certain OF
election. In Nevada the silver party,
which Exists as patty in that Stsfe
oDly. has to all appearances beaten the
Republicans, Democrats srd regular
Populists, electing Its State ticket and
CONGRESSMAN. J here Is also I'D ele-
nent Of doubt il Nebraska, where the
election Of Majors (Rep) over Holcomb
(Pcp- DeD.) is by no means assured.
With these exceptions, however, the
tide OF Republican success appears to
be overwhelming. Ohio has given the
largest Rspn blican msjority in its bis
tory. wipin2 ont not osly McK,Dley's
plurality of 5000, but going above
high water mark SET by John Brough
in 1858 of 10l, 600. 1t is thought that
the Official returns will show Repub,
licsn plurality of 10000 to 15O.OOO'
Colorado has repudlated Populist doc
trines and swung back into the Repub-
l,can column, exciting full Republi-
can ticket ard both CoDgre ssmen.
Kansas, toe, hes returned to the Re.
publican faith and Jerry Simpson Is
buried ucder q landslide along With
other Populist candidates. Wlsconsln
has reverse ed Der verdict Of two years
ago and has elected Republican State
government and nine out Of ten Con-
SressmeD of tie same political faith.
In Illinois the Democrats have met
crushing defeat. Not only has the
State shown preference for Republican
candidates as expressed oy some 4U.'
900 or $1,000 plurality, bot the Coneres.
sloral delegation has been turned ever
almost bodily tothe Republicans, Wm.
d. Springer going down with hts party
In the Seventeenth District. The city
Of Chjrsgo, oo.hss cast 5000 plurality
agains. the Democrats. The Legisls.
ture is Republican en- jcint ballot aud
the result of the ua.lot!ng is com.
plets reversal OF the political sttussinn.
Indiana is in fall fashion, too. Re-
su1os are incomplete, but there seems to
be little doubt that the Republican
State ticket will have from 10000 to
5000 plurality and the vicsoEs vii!
gain four CoDgressmen. It is signid,
can't Of the general upset that the elec-
tion of Hon. William Holman in the
Fourth District is more than doubtful
sod the Republicans claim that al
ofRcisl count will retire the great 90
jecto, from the National Legislators
Mianesots is Republican by 3o,CN to
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