New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-07
RECEIVING TIE RETURNS.

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RECEIVING THE RETURNS.
The Republican State Committee rooms in
the Fifth Avenue Hotel and the corridors and the
In front OF the hotel crowded all the evening
with Republicans who listened 10 the reading Of the dis
patches with evident feelings Of pleasure
Chairman Warren returned from Buffalo
about 10 y. IN. and expressed great
pleasure with the encouraging news from that
city. General Sharpe. Ethan Ellen. Isaac Dayton.
NJ. W. Cooper Charles s. Spencer, Dewitt c.
wheeler. General II. A. Barnum, Colonel s. v
r, Cuger and many other prominent Repub
Leans were present Dispatches began TO
como IN at early hour from al
parts OF the state. and almost invariably showed Re
publican gains ISL Later returns showed small
Democratic gains Ia Of the rural districts.
But In Nrw-York and Brooklyn the returns showed
surprisingly small Democratic vote according
10 the committees figures. At first there was
disposition t. claim the state. But later re-
turns led Chairman Warren and General sharpe
claim the election Of the entire state ticket The
Wa, received with great cheering I'm the committee
rooms, Early kilograms showed that James
Ous was probably elected Senator over benjamin W.
DoNuu. u the 1T District Albert Daggett tc.cTaphcd
ut p. that hc elected In the ild District, and
that Jacobs was probably defeated In tho WITH
District Frederick :. Gibbs came In with tAc
new, of Dbl. election 900 the Win aouat" District
private dispatch from Utica announced tha election OF
Dr-.-.Il the Republican candidate FOR tAo STATIC Sen
ai. iu tAc oneida District TIL, greeted with shouts
of applause a- % indicated sure Republican majority On
,h. state Senate A telegram from Batavia stated that
Puuy sexton had carried that place, State Treasurer
,lt.N,I,, L.m. Dos IL majority. From Uu.ylur. Llv-
iu-ou County, tine home OF Lester y. Irhuor EcpuD-
lI.ig .uu- a,r. reported 4 telegram from PDu-uhrcp-
"a. told OF 90, defeat OF L,H, T. PJyu th' Republican
candidate i,r state senator by large majority.
A, 1880 p.u. 81 Wa. evident from the private dis
patches seat 10 the committee that The Republicans
would have majority 900 both branches of tl' Irsi,t-
ture and would probably carry the stat"
Tamm,uy Hall was dcn,oly packed from an early hour
until II O'Clock. The carly returns were somewhat
mixed All showed gains FOR General Carr the Republican
candidate FOR Secretary Of state and casta dampcr the
spirits OF the crowd The fact that James j. Scyin, the
Tammauy candidate for senator Ia the Win District was
badly beaten hy Michael c. Murphy, tho candidate Of
Irving Hall and the County Democracy, was
.nothcr source Of gJict This was p.llatcd
somewhat by the announcement that James J. Cullen,
hr TImmlny candidate Tor Senator N the lNth District
had defeated james Fitzgerald and that George " Plum
Rat elected I'm the NIh There were local victories
also in various Assembly and Adcrmauc districts The
r. turn, were read by John Kelly. lie said that the
returns received up that time showed that the Demo
cratic state ticket had been elected. Loud Chccrs Mr.
Maynard wa, 5000 10000 behind the rest of the
ticket but ne probably elected. The County ticket
wl. elected; of that there wa, no doubt john RcIy
va, elected Register by a plurality Of about 10000.
rCheo.s lie congratulated BIZ hearers ou the gcnrr1Irc
-ul, OF the clcy ton Various returns read, and a.
most Of them were favorable TO the Democrats, they
elected applause. During tho evening characteristic
speeches mnde 10y Captain IYndnrs,
Assistant DatrctAuoucy Brady, Ex-Governor
lee OF wyoming Territory Colonel Ira +. Farrell,
~ surrogate Dclano Calvin, ". BouIke Cochran and
Ambrose II. Purly.
There was small gathering in Irving Hail.
nut It was enthusiastic one. Early In tho
evening 1t was known that Colonel Michael q.
Murphy was elected Senator I'm the Nth District
and Timothy J. Campbell m tho Win by largo ma
orc,. This put speakers aud nearer, In good humor
and the detailed returns from these districts were read
they received with upfomiOns cheers. Colonel
Murphy called for, and appeared ON the platform ana
briefly THANKED ms supporters LOT Tue HI nr! HI 20 Sily
COnfcncd himself with u few words OF thanks and con
ckcis More read by the chairman, Luke
dreamer w. Bonrkc Cochran and MIR Cozans.
At tho temporary headquarters Of the |
County Democracy, at the Cooper Uhion'
gathered. Nelson J. Waterbury, assisted 10y c2-Poce
Commissioner MacLean. read tho returns from Assembly
Districts and other places III ana OUTSIDE "i Tue 0lhe'
Among the dozen or fifteen persona on the platform we're
cNMayor Cooper George Canlhcld, e. q, Inomp-
Peter Mitchell and 7. G. T.. Ecccslnc. There were no
patch from brooklyn to the effect that " lirnrT ts Mr.;
Ecclcsine pronounced the numc was elected by 5000
feeling the dispatch read the second time Lalcrwhcna
dispatch read that the election ~ Henrik was IN
there was suppressed 'ah," "oh" heard through the
hll Tucn Potter Mitchell 10 the front to announce
that the latest adyccs indicate the reelection Of James
DaK 10. senator In the with District by 1000 !
majority" which caused another Outburst of applause
AT this point Mr.. Cooper, who had been sitting with his
back audience IN the centre OF the PLATFORM rose 10
retire, when loud calls were made for him. He simply
said: appreciate your kindness, but have no mOr-
nation give further than that read by your chair
man / nope for further good news and rs soon
received II will be announced Then ex-senator
ccc-inc was called lie said he bad spent most of
the afternoon In the Win senate District, aud
with only three election district, to bear from
Timothy j. Campbell was elected by 1000 majority. SO
far ~ he had heard, he failed to where
Tamin.tny would get single senator. james T..
Morrison called upon and read returns among
which was " Connecticut has gone Republican Legsla-
Republican Republican shcr In five out of six
lies" I'm sorry read that" added Mr. Morrison. At
1913 Mr. Waterbury read that Evidences Lead 10 tho
belief that the Republican Governor Is elected by 1900
majority" Great cheers followed, although nobody
seemed To know what was meant.
Al the headquarters of Jacob Hess, In the Ashland
House, the returns OF the vote for Register
we're received throughout the evening by
special messengers Ia the early part
the evening the returns came slowly AMI the crowd
vas not enthusiastic. But aIerWIrd returns and
dispatches nUm other headquarters read
llOld, and tue favorable tone OF most OF
IN o'clock about 100 election districts nid been heard
rom and these showed % risht plurality Tor Mr. Hess
al u-i,aM So. evoked by message from the
rate Goa ulttrc room, that tin whole ataJo ticket
'.O.ab,y elected v! i Ausc inVUIy. IAc size vi the