The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1894-11-10
ELECTION RETURNS.
New York, Ohio, Illinois and Iowa
Go Republican.
WEST VIRGINIA is DOUBTFUL
Minuesots, Michigan, Massacnuse''s'
,..n. and the Dakotas will Be
Governed By Republicans

New York, Nov. C.-The Advertiser
will tomorrow say: tine pattie Is
over. The enemy is routed. Republic
anism is triumphant. Protectlon Will
still protect and Tammany Is over
thrown. The victory means the great
American people have been aroused ana
have shown themselves worthy OF their
glorious heritage, 1t means death De-
yond all the possibility of resurrection
of that party which for 40 years has
never had the power without showing
an Increased capacity for laundering
and incompetency. Finally the VIC
tory means that from the lakes to the
gulf and from the Atlantic to the Pa
cific. we should give thanks for the
downfall of the democratic party and
all It stands for in the triumphs OF
protection, law, order, good government
and all that makes the glory of the ma
ton. The democratic party is indeed
dead. Praise God from whom all bless
ings fow."
ON NEWSPAPER ROW.
The scene on Newspaper Row at
O'Clock, when it was conceded ny lne
democrats that Morton has won the
goyernorship and Strong the mayoralty,
was one of widest enthusiasm. When
the bulletins began to display the re-
turns at o'clock, there were ABOUT
1000 persons on Park Row, but during
the following two hours the crowd was
augmented by a continuous stream OF
people from up town districts. BY 3
O'Clock fully 10000 thronged the thor
oughfare, blockading the cars and I'M
peding the horse and cable cars. When
concessions by the democrats were an
nounced there seemed to be three repub-
licans to every democrat present. The
assemblage was very orderly, and
seemed to be more of the respectable
class than that which usually visits
Park Row on election night.
Tammany men who were down town
had no excuse to offer for their over
whelming defeat, and one OF the leaders
said: This will lead to thorough reor-
ganization of the democratic party in
this city, and it will bring out good re-
suits two years from now"
PARKHURST SHOUTS.
Rev. Parkhurst said tonight: "We
have won a great victory. 1t shows that
we have our eyes open. The pubic con-
science has at last been awakened. We
have got all the people that the reform
movement has been fighting just where
they had us"
A STUPENDOUS MAJORITY.
The republicans carried New York
state by estimated pluralities ranging
from 100, 900 to 150.O00 These figures rep
resent the probable plurality of Morton.
republican, for governor, over HILL
based upon the vote of New York city
and Brooklyn complete, and returns
from more than half Of the election dis
tricts above Harlem river. The tremen-
dous republican sweep in the city and
state. It is estimated, has elected % re-
publican congressman, gain or over
eight Of present representation in con-
xress. An analysis of the vote shows
that Hill will run behind even the vote
of MAYNARD, while in the state he Tell
below the vote cast for Governor Flower
in 1891.
NEW YORK CITY COMPLETE.
Indications are that COTS plurality
will exceed $4,000. President Martin OF
the police board says Tammany has
abandoned all hope of carrying single
Office. Returns from New York city
complete give Hill 127. 100, Morton 12S.-
l2s: HIPS plurality 4.4O1. Mayor
Grant. democrat, liz, zS7; Strong. repub-
lican, l52, 6s1; strong's plurality 4l,4S4.
HILL KNEW 1T EARLY
- 49,. notable gathering
of politicians sat in the executive cham
her tonight and read the returns Iur-
nished by the Associated Press. Senator
Hill was the first to arrive. At 1880 all
hope OF saving the state was given up.
Hill read the bulletins and consult
ed the manual of the vote OF former
wears. AS county returns came In from
the state, the senator shook his head
and said: "weil, they did pretty well
nv me-" To the consoling remarks OF
friends he made no reply except to
smile.
GRANTS EXCUSES.
Ex-Mayor Grant tonight admitted his
defeat. He said: ION the retirement
of Strauss thought it my duty to the
democratic party to accept the nomina-
.,on. 7 made the canvass on democratic
issues and have gone down with the
narty. The principles Of the party are
Essential to the life Of the republic.
victories will be won in the future as
thew have been in the past. 1t Is the
A,,tv of all democrats to put on q
,olid front to the common enemy. The
democrats never work as well together
an in the hour Of defeat. All the diff
ferences will be laid aside and the demo
cratic vote in this city will be preserved
al the corner stone Of democracy 1of
the presidential contest OF 1896.
OHIO IN THE FOREMOST RANK.
Majority Of 10000 and Twenty.One
Congressman.
Columbus, Nov. 6.-Ohio has broken
her record for republican pluralities
The largest plurality. heretofore was
when John Brough, republican. for gov
ernor in 1853, had 101, 900 over Valan'
bingham. dcmoc-at. the latter being ex'
lied at the time in Canada. Last year
Mckinley carried the state by over 3d.
400. but no such plurality had been pre-.
yiously known except in the noted
misunderstanding canvass, wher
all the soldiers in the fields ana nos