New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-05
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TAMMANY'S TRIUMPH.
THE COUNTY DEMOCRACY BADLY BEATEN
AT ALL POINTS.

NEARLY ALL THE TAMMANY COUNTY CANDIDATES
SUCCESSFUL.
The total vote Of David B. Hill in this city for
Governor was 123.714 that of Ira Davenport was
7o,446; Hills majority over Davenport, 4S,2GS.
Edward f. Jones for Lieutenant Governor received
l2l.299, Joseph b. Carr received 1880 Jones's
majority over Carr 4441o.
On the County candidates Tammany had
sweeping victory with the help of its insignificant
little tender, Irving Hall. Tammany elected the
Sheriff and County Clerk from her own
ranks, and the Tammany-Irving Hall
candidate for President of the Board
of Aldermen was also successful. Hugh j.
Grant for Sheriff got 1859 votes to 05,53s for
John w. Jacobus and 50. POI for Andrew J. White.
The contest for County Clerk was closer, the Tam
many candidate, James A. Fack, getting 87,751
votes to G5,999 for Lewis S. Goebel, the Re-
publican candidate, aud 80, 3o3 for Patrick Kee-
man, the present incumbent, who was renominated
by the County Democracy. Robert b. Mooney for
President of the Board of Aldermen received
II 030 votes TO O.. 1863 for Thomas b. Aston, tho
Republican nominee, and 59,646 for Charles W.
Dayton, the candidate OF the County Democracy.
Judge Barrett was elected to the Supreme Court,
having the support of all parties JOhn Sedgwick,
nominated both by the County Democracy and the
Republicans was reelected to the Superior Court,
Ransom, the Tammany candidate
Henry W. Bookstavcr. Tammany, succeeds
Charles Z. DAILY in the Court of Common Pleas
though his lead over Theron c. Strong. the Repub-
lican candidate is nOtlaree Strong scored 0i,46l
votes aud Bookstaver 67, 143 Edward Patterson.
the County Democracy candidate, received only
81. FOG votes.
David McAdam, Tammany, is reelected to the
City Court by big plurality. but his companion
on the ticket, s. NJ. Enrich. runs only 2s3 votes
ahead of Granville p. IIawes, Republican.
Two Tammany candidates, Ferdinand Levy and
DR.. j. II. Demarest were elected corolers. and one
Republican. John Il. Nugent. Following is the
! county tIckct elected:
| .J,,dgc Of he >uL1eme CoWt--George 4. Barrett.
JudgcofMe comma" Pieas-Henry ". Books aver Tam.
| Judge ot NE superior Cout-John Sedgwich: -,
| Ciy CGt0t Jtdges-Davd McAdan, Tam. 1; = NJ Ehr.
| riG-Hugh j. Grant. Tam.
| COt.fy CtcTk-J3meS \. Fac6, TAM
President of tie Board Cf Alderman Robert b.
'''-' y -'' John Il. Yugent Rep.
(Orouers- Ferdinand Levy, Tam.
tDr. j. Ii. DeHarest, Tam.
| The Republicans have lost the With Senate
! District through the defeat of Senator Gibbs
! and the election of Thomas G. Dunhsm.
| the caudidnte of all the Democratic fac
tions. Stephen Merritt polcd an unexpectedly
large vote, 5,444. Dunham's majority over Gibbs
was .523. Walter Howe was defeated Dy Trap
| hagen In the AIN senate l)lslIlcl Dl sUIl ul-
iority and the Republicans did not succeed in car
rvIng any one of the seven Senate districts.
The canvass nf the votes tor AssemblyInen shows
that the Republicans elected five Of their candi-
dates They had six from this city
! in the Legislature this year The
County Democracy elect five against
! eight in the present Legislature, Tammany captur-
! ing three from them 1ammany will have repre-
Scntation of eight in the next Legislature. OF the
remaining SIX Assembly men from this city five were
supported by the three factions of the Democratic
party and the sixth, Major lIaggerty not receiving
! the nomination from Tammany and Irving all, as
! last year. concluded To run on an independents
ticket and was elected by a majority of l19 over
the nominee of Tammany and Irving Hall.
There is no marked change in the political COM
plexon Of the new Board of Aldermen, but II Is q
! remarkable circumstance thai in the Mild DIS
trict George b. Brown. Republican, and a member
of the present board Is Apparently defeated Oy one
vote. IN a tota OF l3 3jj7, by Patrick T. Ferrgan,
| Democrat. The official canvass may change this.
Timothy j. Campbell is promo ed from the State
! Senate TO Congress. succeeding TO tho seat made
| vacant by Samuel ;. Cox'S diplomatic appoint
ment 10 the Ottoman Empire. He defeated his op-
| ponent, John Calvin by majority Of $50 III
| total vote of 22,91U.
| The canvass Of the votes for Civil Justice in the
Xth Judicial District gives the election 10 j.
| Rogers Tammnny's candidate indoised by Irving
] Hail by a majority of 634 over John NulhalI, the
| Republican candidate.
VOTE FOR GOVERNOR ~ NEWYORK CITY.