Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-05
ROLLING UP HILL!
The Democratic Majority in the En-
plre State Not Placed at Less
Than $4,000.
The Large Increase In the Prohibition
Vote Drew Heavily From the
Republicans.
Cleveland Thinks the State Can BE Relied
In. ON in thel Futurc-Thc Legislature
G. Remains Republican.


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New York
special TO the Gazette.
LATEST FROM the EMPIRE STATE,
NEW ORR, Nov. 0, 2 a, m.--Gov. Hills
plurallty IN the state is about ~ 900. The
entire democratic state ticket was
elected although Gen. Jones ran behind
ms ucket, GOV. Hill's majority in his
own county exceeded that given to Mr.
Cleveland by about 1922. There were
large Democratic gains In Albany, Mon
roe and other interior counties Albany
county, which was carried by Cleveland
by goo, gave Hin about 2000 Schenectady
county, which gave Mr. Blaine 2S86 min.
rality, has given Hill 2Il majority.
Mr.. Davenport's gain at his home in
Bath, Steuben county, was about ION
/ inc Democratic loss in Buffalo, at presi.
dent Cleveland's home, was about g5I
oneida county gave Davenport plurality
of 700.
The Prohibition vote, which last wear
amounted to 10000, this year is likely TO
be nearer 10000.
The legislature is Republican in both
branches. The senate win probably
stand; Republicans 10, Democrats NJ.
the same as last year. The contest IN
/ the Fifteenth district is very close. but
the Republicans claim to have elected
their candidate, X. W. Hoysradt.
The assembly probably has: Demo
cratic members o., Republicans a. The
names of the yictors are:
Governor, David b. Hill, Democrat.
Licutenant-Goyernor Edward Il. Jones.
| Democrat.
Secretary OF state, Fredercl, Cook,
/ Democratic.
Comptroller, Alfred C. Chaplin, Demo
cratic.
Treasurer, l. j. Fitzgerald, Demo
cratic.
Encouragement Dennis o'Bron,
| Democratic.
State cngiacer and surveyor, f. Nathan
Sweet, Democratic.
Judge OF the supreme court, George
c. Barrett.
Judge of the common pleas, Theron
G.. Strong, Republican.
Judge OF the superior court John
/ Sedgwick
City court judges, David McAdam,
Iamnany; Granville llawcs, Republican.
( Sheriff, Hugh j. Grant, Tammany.
County clerk, James Flack, Tam
many.
President of the board OF aldermen,
| Robert j. Mooney, Tammany.
CoronerS, Ferdinand Levy, Tammauy
Dr. j. Il. Demorsc, Tammany, and j. w.
Rcppenhogen, Tammany
special to the Gazette.
HOW the BALLOT SPEAKS.
NEW YORK, Nov. 1.-The city Of FL
J mira tho homo af l.
7Sl plurality, Democratic gain of 522
The county of Chemung, his adopted
county, gives him 1885 plurality, Demo
cratic gain of 1914 His native county
of Schuyler gives him 1856 plurality, a
Democratic gain of 500. This Is the an
swer of his neighbors and friends to the
ISLANDERS and lies OF this campaign.
Special to the Gazette.
= REPUBLICAN REASON.
NEW York. NOV. 4.-The Evening Post
says "When the full figures of yester.
days vote in New York are received
they will make an unusually interesting
study. At present it Is possible TO con-
slider only the pluralties from the state
as Il whole. Those show plainly If the
vote for Davenport in the state at large
had been full as it was in the city and
Brooklyn, he would have been elected.
He was, in fact defeated by what has
always been considered the Republican
stronghold OF the state, the portion north
of Harlem river. Hills total vote in this
city falls over 5000 behind Cleveland, and
Davcnport's falls over $4,000 behind
Blainc's. The transfer of Tammany's
total vote from Blaine last year to Hill
this year ought TO have made n greater
aba Ia, nd 10 Mt 1tut Il
not indicates that many Independent
Democrats did not vote for him.o
Special TO the Gazette.
THOROUGHLY DEMOCRATIC STATE.
WAsHINGTON, Nov. 4.-The president
returned TO Washington at II o'clock
this morning. Subsequently, IN CONVEX
sation at the White House, he expressed
himself as thoroughly satisfied and de-
lighted with his party's victory in New
York. He said that the Republican ticket
was undoubtedly the strongest that could
have been put in the held 1t had the
active and brilliant support OF the entire
Republican press, together with that OF
independent journals, whose influence In
close contest is always an important
factor. The result justified the
assertion that New York can be
rGlltN upon IN Atit iAtNit 40
Democratic state. The victory Was ac-
complshed with fewer removals OF fed
eral officials in New York than any other
state, because the president believed that
this policy was the wi9est. Altogether
the president Is in good hum0r this even
ing ard is receiving hosts OF friends, who
are jublant over the result.
special to the Gazette.
HiLL cONGRAFULArEp.
EnlTRA, n. y, Nog, i.--Goy. iIill has
received Tie following:
EXECUTIVE MANsioN,i
Washington, Nnv.3, ls'a,
10 Hon. David - iiHi Eimysa, =. i,t
Have Just returned fram Enhup ana
learned The result when reached hsre.
heartily congratulate you On your eiec-
ton GHoFGR cLE9klaNp.
special 70 the Gazette.
now THE LEGISLATURE STANDS.
Albany, n. y, Nov. albany city
complete gives Davenport GIG, Hill IL
8iG. The Evening journal estimates that
20 Republican and II Democratic sena-
tors and "a Republican aud ~ Democratic
and Independent assemblymen are
elected.
q ~ THE TRIBUNE GiVIs II uf.
NEW YORK, Nov 1.-THE Tribune this
morning estimates Hill's plurality at To-
000. u.
~ Ncty York city. for sheriff, la6 ont