Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-11-05
NEW YORK.


4 NJ " AS91 VII
NEW YORK, November 4-The elec-
/ ton of the Tammany county ticket is
1 generally conceded, with doubts about
/ Donahue for the supreme court. The
contest is exciting only iu the assembly
and senate districts. Tom Murphy and
/ Colonel Lester are said to have charged
! Arthur, Sheridan, Shank and the COM
missioner, Van Mort, and two other
| representative Republicans, with desert
/ ing the combination ticket, and giving
/ their support to William Walsh, for
county clerk, against the Republicans
and the Apollo hall candidate, Jacob
NJ. Patterson. Murphy, in retaliation, is
reported as threatening to call of his
/ Republican voters from the McCoOle
combination candidate for sheriff, and
/ he in turn is said to be urging his fol-
lowers to defeat Murpby's plans, and 10
vote for Walsh. The fight in some OF
the senate and assembly districts is Bit
1 ter, and the police commissioners are
showing their hands. Some Of the Tam
many inspectors have been arrested,
and Apollo hall Democrats substituted.
/ This is in the interest of the combina-
/ ton. Few fights have occurred in the
several districts. Both inspectors and
DDAl-ElCL AAllEA " Lld1C ALlEH GbDEaL-
ance at the appointed time, but the va
esncies were speedily filled by others,
who were sworn in.
| The State election returns are coming
| in by townships and districts. Sixty
four of these show the total Republican
msjorities to be 1881; Democratic msjor-
titles, 2l95; net Republican majority,
/ llS6. The voc for secretary of state,
"a, rod rr~ffE tho in 1871 10
used as the basis Of comparison, and
shows the total Republican gains to be
| 6S3; total Democratic gains, 2l62; net
Democratic gains, 1919.
9:l5 P.M.-No definite returns have
been received from any part of this city.
1t is claimed the city has gone Tam
many Democratic by from 1900 to
10000 majority. If the latter figures
prove correct, there is not much doubt
but that the State has gone Democratic
by several thousand.
The election Of S. S. Cox to congress
is conceded. Returns from Brooklyn
indicate that Hunter, Democrat, FOR
mayor, has been elected, and the Demo
cratic majority for secretary Of state viii
probably reach five thousand. Addi-
tiOnal towns from the interior OF the
ADNAlC kANC uCAl LeEUAAllLdA nlGlDLlLN Dt
22O; nett Democratic gain, 1893. Nett
Republican majority in the III towns
thus far 1885; a nett Democratic gain OF
2S72.
Interior towns additional to those sent.
give the net Republican majority at
3628; net Republican majority in total
of one hundred and eighty-two towns
and cities, 5229. This includes Syracuse
city, with a Republican majority Of
1917, and Auburn city, Republican ma
jority of 1856. Nothing up to l0:l5 D. N,
from the city election.
Rensealler county gives a Republican
majority Of 1000 Thirty-nine addition
al towns and districts give net Repub-
lican majority of 57l; the net Repnbli-
can majority in 22l towns and districts
is 5SOl. Poughkeepsie City gives a
Democratic majority of 81, q Democrat
ic gain over 1872 of S36. In this city,
so far, the vote upon the State ticket is
greatly mixed, owing to the attempted
combination between Apollo hall and
the Republicans. Despite the cary
closing of the polls, and the expectation
OF early returns from even remote parts
of the city the result of the election has
been slow, the delay being due 10 the
hNDNHoANF NAAas tAC OAAANloAo esAN AtAAAANA VI
eanvsssing very long lists OF names en-
braced IN the general ticket. At this
hour the returns of the vote for sheriff
are still lacking in q number Of dis
tricts, but the total figures received SO
far leave no doubt of the election Of
Conner for sheriff, and Walsh for county
clerk by very large majorities. The
vote for sheriff thus far stands: Conner,
Democrat. q, 1872, MeCool, ll,54S. For
county clerk. Walsh, Democrat, l9, ,806,
Paterson, Republican, II, 456.
Returns from over one-thiTd OF the city
indicate a majority for Conner for sheriff
OF $500, and Walsh for county clerk,
1900. Ten election districts in the
sixth congressional district gives ). 3
Cox iITS, Wadsworth ASS. The vote on
the judicial amendment % the State
consultation is 50 triliiUg as 80 be scarce
ly worth mentioning, certainly not
worth convassing tonight.
l1:35 p.m.-Returns OF half the city
gives Conner 8 majority of 1890, and
Walsh q majority Of 1854. Sixth con
gressiOnal districts WadsWoTth, 3l5l;
Cox, 1927.
lI:40 p.m.-Retnrns from fifty-thIce
additional districts and towns H.
the State show q net Republican
majority Of 1l34 at this hour. The