The daily gazette., 1883-11-08
LATE RETURNS.
Yesterdays Reports
Fully Confirmed.
NEW YORK'S VOTE.
One Candidate on the State
Ticket Defeated.
VIRGINIA REDEEMED.
THE TRAITOR MALONE CON-
PLETELY ROUTED.
New Jersey and Maryland Increase
Their Democratic Observation-Disclosures
Great Fight in Massachusetts,.
VIRGINIA REDEEMED.
THE TRAITOR MALONE CON-
PLE7ELY ROUTED.

New YORK, Nov. 7.-The returns from
the State do not come In fast and even at
this hour (midnight) It is not easy to say
just how the State has gone. One thing is
certain, the Democrats have been hit harder
that they had anv reason to believe they
would. At the beginning Of the campaign
there was SO much assurance among them
that they talked of 70,000 majority. They
now find that while they slept the enemy
sowed tares In the field. The enemy was
the LIQUOR interest and the Catholics.
PuoePs defeat In the convention for Sec
retary of State by Maynard was bitter
pill, which they refused to swallow. May
natd's temperance record was too much for
the liquor dealers; so these two powerful
forces went to work. In New York and
Kings counties they buried him under 49,
00U votes for Carr. In Rochester, Purcell's
home, and In Buffalo they turned against
him by thousands. The result Is that carr,
Republican, is elected Secretary Of State by
IS, 900 or 10000. That Maynard Is gOol
fellow and stands well where he Is
known best is proved by the fact
that Delaware, his own county, turns
the vote 5000 in his favor. Chaplin,
DEM, is probably elected Comptroller.
O'Brien, DEM, is probably elected Attor-
ney General, and Maxwell, Dem, Treasurer.
The Senate is 10 to 13 in favor Of the Repub-
Leans. These 10 Republicans will elect
Lapham's successor ia the United States
Senate, and 1t now looks as If Ex-Governor
A. B. Cornell would be the man, he having
about two-thirds of the Senators In his favor
as against the friends of Roscoe Conkling.
The Republicans will have majority OF 10
in the Assembly.
In this city there has been more than usual
cutting and among 1t all Tammany has got
lett badly. She loses four Aldermen, having
seven now to eleven last year. She loeee
two Senators and half a dozen Assembly
men. The Democrats are growing bitterly
at the result of the election, which wipes
out the tremendous majority of Cleveland
last year and they blame Governor Cleve-
land for the defeat. They say he was to
blame for Purcelps defeat In convention,
that he lost much by his action In the
Downing case and that his interference with
Tammany Hall In the matter of Grady for
Senator was unwarranted and very damag-
ing to the party. They already threaten to
knife him at the frat opportunity.
Brooklyn has reelected Mayor Seth Low
by / ,6SS majority. That Hendrix came so
close to election is thought to be surprising
considering that he was unknown and that
Mayor Low was running as non-partisan
candidate. That many Democrats voted for
Low is shown by the fact that Ridgway, the
next man on the Democratic ticket, got
2,0n0 majority. There are rumors thai
Ridgway's friends sold Hendrix out. 1t il
| hardly probable
ALBANY, Nov. 7.--There is nothing
definite as to the election of STATE
officers aside from Carr, Republican, fol
| Secretary of State. Returnscome in slowly
on account of scratching, and 1t may bC
several days before the result can be accu
rately known. The majorities for the foul
officers still in doubt cannot be large. The
Republicans have the Senate by four ma
| jority and the Assembly by about IS ma.
jorlty.
WHAT THE "woRLD" COMEDIES.
| New York World.l
The additional figures received yesterday
| from Tuesdays election in this State in
creases Mr.. Carr's majority over Mr.. May
nard. The semi-oficial figures from 81
counties and the Repu olican estimates fol
| the remainder give Mr.. Carr an apparen
majority OF about II 900. The semi officially
reported majority for Comptroller from tht
same counties, and estimates on positive re
turns for the remainder, give Mr.. Chaplin
DEM, an apparent majority Of about 1900
over Mr.. Davenport.
It is probable that Mr.. Chapin's majorit.
will not vary much from 5000 in the entir
with the exception of Mr.. Maynard, |
elected by msjorities ranging from $4,000 t.
$4,000.
The exact figures cannot be determined
until the official canvass is made.
The latest returns make 1t certain that tn
Republicans have secured majority II
both branches of the Legislature. The Senat
has certainly four Republican majority, anC
| pernaps SIX Senator Maekin claims tina
he is reelected in the Orange District anC
II, r. Low (Rtp.) also claims his own elec
ton. That is the only district that is II
doubt, II the full returns elect Mr.. Mackii
the Senate will have four Republican ma
lority. If Mr.. Low (Rep.l is elected thei
majority will be six.
The Assembly is also Republican by from
eipht TO ~ majority. There are several dis
trcts In which the difference between tn
votes received by the candidates of the tw
parties in less than 10 votes, and In two in
stances an election is claimed by one ma
jority.
The Legislature will have q Republica
majority of about Is on Joint ballot.
The Democrats have elected their count
officers In several OF the Republican counties
! GOV. BUTLER's DEFEAT.
BosToN, Noy.-The total vote for GoN
. ernor in Massachusetts, was 81, ,7SS, {
I which Robinson had 100, ,161, Butler $50
! O74, and Almy 1858; Robinson's pluralit.
| 1O,0S7. Governor Butler has refused 10
4 interviewed, and will make no statement
/ concerning bis defeat, which he accep
Q complacently, although he acknowledge
e that it was unexpected. The total vote f
5 Lieutenant Governor gives Ames 900
= 14,000 plurality.
= The Legislature, with nine districts to
il heard from, stands as follows: Republican
| 100. %. and In1ioQn,lRpt
+ The total returns indicate the election
II Robert Tarr and Charles s. Lilly Oems
q as members of the Executive Council fro
d the Fifth and Sixth districts, respectivel
! The Boaad will therefore comprise five r