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Newspaper
Belmont Weekly Dispatch
Location
Belmont, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1892
Page
2
New York reports a Democratic landslide with Cleveland and Stevenson securing key victories. Tammany Hall carries a large margin in New York County while Illinois and several Western states swing Democratic, defeating Harrison in major contests.
Returns from Ohio show Republican gains across the state with Harrison leading by about 20 000 votes. C M Taylor defeats Democrat W A Taylor for secretary of state by a similar margin. Democratic and Republican congressmen are listed by district, with six Democratic seats and most remaining seats likely Republican. Local factors may shrink margins in some districts and a full legislature election was not held.
Hapginspure reports Harrison carries Pennsylvania by a large majority amid slow returns from a complex Australian ballot. Early tallies hint at a Republican edge well over 50,000, with Beltz reelected in New York’s district and Democrats sweeping the state legislature.
Town tidbits list residents and visitors from multiple places. Names include Miss Lillian Hosley Mrs Kate Wellman Ward Utter Ned Renwick Chas Tylers and J J Rose with brief moves, visits, and social plans. Election night excitement and a leap year party are noted along with local store repairs and a church mandamus case.
Returns from Nebraska Colorado South Dakota Nevada and Kansas indicate Weaver won these electoral votes as results trickle in from the far West. Virginia voted Democratic by about 10 000, with the legislature solidly Democratic and a new senator to replace Eppa Hunton.
Avatu sta Georgia results show Democrats winning by a large majority and sending a solid Democratic delegation to Congress. Third party candidates ran in every district but were overshadowed. Speaker Crisp was re elected by an increased majority.
Democrats won the city and county ticket by a large margin. Cleveland carried Queens by 2,500, up 900 from 1888, and Harrison carried Suffolk by 706, up 200 from Columbus. In Ohio, Democrats carried all state congressional districts except the Seventh which awaits official tally. state majority likely over 20,000.
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