Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1894-11-15

ne slHoht anu uusi vi the great DOllIl-
cal battle-the political revolutionary
rolled away, and reveal in all its horrors
flor the democracy the battle field,
strewn with the dead and dying demo-
Gratis; the great republican army-the
army of the people and for the people
marches on toA more glorious victory in
1895.
And now let us calmly view the result
in the country at large and in the several
states in which elections were held.
UNITED SrATEs-The republicans will
control the next house of representatives
by majority OF about 40
The republicans Just fail OF clean ma
jority in the senate, which will probably
stand: republicans, forty-three; demo-
Gratis, thrty-nine; populists, six. This
gives the balance OF power to the popu-
lists, but they will probably vote with
the republicans on party questions. The
last senate stood: democrats, forty four;
republicans, thirty-nine; populists, five.
Democrats have lost heavily in Wiscon-
sin, Tennessee, Indiana, Illinois and
Michigan. Tariff reform leaders Wilson,
OF West Virginia; Bynum, OF Indiana;
springer Ol lIllIlOiS, anu I1olulHu Vi
Indiana have been defeated. Bland of
Missouri is also among the lost.
1t is expected that Thomas B. Reed OF
Maine will be the next speaker of the
house 4 notable feature of the republic
can tidal wave is that the democrats are
left wit hout a single Norther leader in
the House.
NEW YORK CITY AND BROOKLYN Com
plete returns show :that New York city
gave Hin the small majority OF 800 in
total vote of 30, 81 The city usually
gives democratic majority OF from 30, 900
to 5000, Strong trep.) for mayor, has a
majority of &, 265. Goff (dem for recorder,
beats'Smyth by 10. OF. The delegation to
congress. will consist of five democrats
and tive;repubicans, gain of five repub-
licans. The delegation to the assembly
will consist of!scventeen repubIicansIand
thirteen democrats, "A gain OF fourteen
republicans. The next board Of alder
men VIII be controlled 10y the republicans,
for the first time in the history Of the
city, they having elected eighteen Il the
thirty members.
Brooklyn gave Morton 1873 majority
All the congressman elect are republic
cans a gain of five republicans. The city
elects fifteen republicans and hree dem
ocratic assembIymen, gain of five re-
puhlicans. The republicans carried the
local elections by majorities larger than
the combined vote OF the democratic
factions.
ALABAMA Eight democratic congress-
men have been elected by reduced plural
tiles, and one populist.
ARKANSAS This state ha. elected
solid democratic delegation to congress,
by puralities ranging from 1000 to 5000.
The present delegation. also democratic,
was elected 10y pluraIties ranging from
$500 to 1i,5oo.
CALIFoRNGA Democratic governor
elected by plurality of about 5000. This
is the only Northern state which has
given a democratic plurality. The re-
publicans appear to have gained control
of the Legislature by a majority OF ten on
joint ballot.
COLORADO The state has repudiated
Bloody Brides Waite and the populist
state government by giving Mcintyre
(repl II plurality of 1900. Waite's plu-
rality in 1S92 WAS Oslo. The republicans
have a majority of sixteen ON joint bal
loo in the legislature, and will elect a re-
publican United States senator.
CoNNECTIcCT Coffin (repD for gov
ernor has plurality Of 1869. The
democratic governor was elected in 1892
by majority OF g95, Every county i'll
the state went republican,.
DELAWARE =RcpubIiraDs carried state,