New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-15
nv labor organizations. The idea OF oaroecue mas
been % has fixed as the date for the
Indiciary Convention
10Y OVER THE GOOD NEWS
a,,, cpo,yr> WATCHED THE RETURNS
FROM MAINE.
THE MAGNITUDE or THE VICTORY sORfHisN
TO THE MOST sANGUlNE-How THE DIS
PATCHES WERE RECEIVED.

To THE MOST SANGClNE-HpN ihr- ~"
PATCHES WERE RECEIVED
There was a big crowd in front of the newspaper
Offices las, night eagerly reading 'he returns 'O
Maine That they not noisy Is que 10 'ne ia.'
cha, the magnitude of the Republican vote s'rnoh
,,en sneechless Occasionally some one wouiu nnu
his tongue for a quiet remark and theh ho'" MS
h-o.,h IN the next dispatch was posted some Oh
,he figures called forth face,ious remarks for III
NANCE when the dispatch read: "Humpntamae"as-
,e,t gives Powers 1863 Frank Is ial ianterh-oa"eu
nan drawed out: Well at that rate hrEah VIII So
/, good illustration of what l6 10 means 'oon q
isnatch said another unpronounceable town hao
gore S5l Republican 95 Democratic ana a'o'"''
575 20 50
"Ah FELL with such returns. Why don't they make
-, unanimous?" said Popocrat as he turned ava.
n disgust About $50 O'Clock a bulletin was Pos"u
announcing that from present indications inc ''A'
bsa gone Republican by about 5000 Old politicians
stood about with election tables IN theT ha'"' anu
made figures and comments.
The headquarters OF the Bryan and Sewah Oi'o
looked gloomy reporter climbed the stairs anu
asked for Senator McNulty He's gone 10 buha'o,
said a big fellow with back muslacne' VII 'a".
was 3 vessel with long neck marked ou INV
AS the last dispatch was posted ahnoun'i"s '"e
larses, Republican vote given in Maine the sign
an tho hottie became too suggestive. and 1t was re-
moved a. the crowd agreed 10 adjourn 10 the once
OF The only Popocra, paper in town ana see '"e'e
wasn't Some different news.
Wherever the news Of the estimated result was
circulated las; night It caused rejoicing among ne
nuhucans Telephones leading from the Brookiyn
clubs TO the newspaper headquarters were hep'
husy and by 10 o'clock returns were obtained on
abou, seventy towns. which gave majority OF over
1900 as agains, 1850 in 1892 Al first the hsures
could hardly be believed bu, when they were found
70 De approximately correct they caused lee"hss
OF thanksgiving and exuberance
General William c. Wallace. Of the oxford Club,
said: IL these early returns are Trustworthy. as
they seem 10 be, The victory Is simply wonderful.
| was up in Maine last week on business, and they
,ol5 ne I'D there kat they going 10 break al
records but don't believe they expected any such
vote as this believe THAI Bryan will be me worst
few days tina; he farmers of Maine and Vermont
those TWO States indicate mo manner very salts
factory 20 Republicans that the farmers are going 10
make The farmers in Maine and Vermont believe in
free snver and the reputation OF honest debts me
same will be in the Western Republican States
tina: the Bryan managers are claiming.
CONGRESSMAN Wilson, who was seen at the Union
tcuiarly significant when it is compared with fig
ures of previous elections. on the Greenback issue
The State carried against the Republicans in
many farmers in that State would try the silver
remedy for the alleged evils of the present day
Again Mr. Blaine. with all his popularity, was able
10 carry the State by majority Of only 1900, while
now seems that II will he nearly three times that
Maine is largely made up OF and h he
Democratic ticket in that State will operate IN like
manner in number Of so-called doubtfui kepuoi-
Senator George W Brush said The news from
Maine is glorious, and good deal better tnan we
on the fight This silver business needs 10 be buried
80 deeply that IT will be resurrected The
Tribune is leading glorious fight for the cause ana
there ought not 10 be any tagging or overconndence
on account OF the glorious news from Maine