New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-09
ruE VOTES IN THIS CITY,
rs,r, To IN DETAIL BY DISTRICTS.

ppsIrI.Ts IN DETAIL BY DISTRICTS.
",.xn,s MAJORITY OVER FoLGER 77,631-A
vry kssEMBLYMEN AND ALDERMEN THE ONLY
cASpIpArEs WHOM THE DEMOCRATS FAILED TO
s-xcT-sryES REPUBLICAN AssEMBLYMEN AND
srvrS REPUBLICAN AIDERMEN-A CLOSE CON
-rsr N THE xIrH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT
co,nrlote and correct returns the various oandi-
x.tes voted for in this city were obtained with
.nanv DELAYS and great difficulty on Tues
aav night and during yesterday lhere
WAS much trouble In getting at ac-
ourate results in a number of election districts
yhs nolioe force. instead of doing all in
,ha,r mower to assist in discovering the
.,ac, truth. as the Brooklyn Police Department
a. we're in mart. at last not only inefficient In
S,serent or lazy, but IN some places were
,osit,vely hostile to the work of securing
tbe correct figures. This statement does not
anD,v TO the whole department. however. Many
ttbe officials and men cheerfullv lent their ana III
.arcbipo for DELAYED returns. But all In all there
h.. NOT been an election in New-iork
for years followed by 50 much laoor
and trouble in getting the vote In every
election district No newspaper was able 10 give
Yesterday the complete vote on any candlu"t !.
without estimating for few election ui'''10''
where the returns had been delayed
Charles j Folger received in this city a. IA
votes and GrOTer Cleveland IZo'ofo' h'No
Cl.yelands majority over Folger 7Io3I' inns W., ~
far exceeded the msiorites for Illden IN 1917 IL
oan in 1876, and Hancock In 1851 lnue ll, >
majority over Dix IN 1874 was 80, %
,r;Iden,s majority ever Hayes in 1876 was o4'969
Ia u.ncock,s over Garfield in 1880. 42.2S5 B.
plat Carpenter ran 40 votes behind Folger IN TINS
- His vote was 40 GA. while that OF DAVID d.
mi was 124. 76S. making Hills majority over Car
Denter = $40
The majority of Franklin Edison for Mayor over
Allan Campbell was not much more than one
fourth of the majority of Cleveland over
Folrer Mr.. Edson's total vote was ss'3o4;
that of MI Campbell 76,l43, making EdSons I1 una
johty over Ca"fnS S1ids61 NJ received Otis
Votes and Emmons Clark 77,436 Day pds,,di ;
majorty 1912. For County Clerk F Ru1iar
0s74. and John J. OBrien 37,97o; keenan, theTe-
FORE had SO 007 plurality but tailed Oh an aOsoIu'o
majority of the votes cast bv 5,osI go.
The com 1iete vote for Chief Judge oil the Coure
NJ AnpeAl, and for Judges of the Superior Court
was not compiled last night. WIN t"e Went .slA
election districts out OF 6oS missing C n.'e
Andrews had 56322 votes and William I; huger
1O7946 For Superior Court Judges In 'his Guy
with the same number of election DISTRICTS WlssIus'
Ueury J. Sender aud Edward Saloino1' C me eau
didaIes on the united kepubilran anu Ct..iiH oTIs
ticket had 1851 votes AMI $3.50 resPectNeIy'
Saiomon running much behind ScuddtI' as wa
eypected the Democratic canuldates' hiCu sI
md 81. al votes respectively.
The three Democratic candidates foi C0roners
Ferdinand LeVy, b. f. Martin. and W; II. hen-
neiy had uIajUrities considerably smaller IMAM
that OF Edson over Campbell.
There seems TO be nttle chance that any one ca
+he seven COugrt ssiOu districts has been saved ny
the Republicans. The contest vascosest III tue Ain
District where the latest returns give orlando b.
Potter IL 996 votes, to | $50 for William otr0nga
majority OF 1873 for Potter. Mr. StrOngs friends
express the hope that the official count NAV detect
errors the correction OF " lch may give the
district 10 Mr. strong. But this Is hardly probable
Tbrre is no doubt that NichOas Muller ID the Win,
Samuel : Cox in the With, William llorshelmer I'D
the With John j. Adams IN the NIllih, JonD
Hardy IN the IXth aud Abram :. Hewitt IN ihe AJA
Dstrct--all Democrats-htve been elected.
In regard to Assemblymcn the result ls some
what more favorable to tne Republicans than was
reported Yesterday. They have carried both the
Nth and AlllIh Districts though by extremely
narrow margins. electinR Walter Howe 10 place or
j Hampden Robb DEM the former and re-
eleciing Henry L. Sprague IN the latter. Iney
have lost the Xth District, now represented by
John c.. Nlglutsch but gained the IAtn as well as
the XIth They now have seven Assembly men III
stead OF SIX a. IN the present Assembly.
In the Jew Board Of Aldermen the Republicans
will have seven representatives. In the present
Board they have eight.
CTTy VOTE EOP GOVERNOR