AMERICAN ELECTIONS
(«Y KLKCTUIC TKUJGKAPH—COPYUIGHT.) New Yokic, November 4. The Democratic candidates in the States of Yirginii and New Jersey are polling very heavily. Brown was elected for East Maryland by a majority of 10,000, Flower for New York by a majority of 1(5,000, and Major McKinley for Ohio by 10,000. The Kepnblican candidate who stood for Philadelphia was returned by the astounding majority of -10.OX), November J.
President Harrison is delighted at the return of McKinley for the Ohio seat. The Democrats in the Now York State are said to have reported extensively to bribery in ordur to further thp interests of their candidates. The farmers in Ohio did not vote for McKinley. W-VsirixoTOX, November o.
The result of the election is considered indicative that in future neither republicans nor democrats will advocate the free coinage of silver to an unlimited extent.
President Harrison interprets Majoi McKinley's election as a conclnsivi endorsement of the tariff introduce*' by him.
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Waikato Times, Volume XXXVII, Issue 3014, 7 November 1891, Page 2
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159AMERICAN ELECTIONS Waikato Times, Volume XXXVII, Issue 3014, 7 November 1891, Page 2
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