Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-06
What New YOrk's Governor Says
of the Election.
PRESIDENTS HANDS STRENGTHENED
Hin Promises Not a NOn-Partisan
Administration But an Honest
One---The
LATEST RETURNS EVERYWHERE.

er Hill was sernAded this evening II Ihe
Executivs Mansion by the citizens Of Al
bany and the Jacksonian Club. In his re-
ply to the greeting Governor Hill made
these points;
That Democratic victory in New York
will strengthen the hands Of our President,
and aid him in, his effort for the purihcA.
ton of the public service" that New
York can never be carried upon an Issue
of sensational hate" that he and not
promised q non partisan administration OF
State affairs, but would make an honest
one" ..
In closing he felicitated the party on the
success of Gen. Lee in Virginia.
HILLS PLURALITY.
New YoRE, November Sup to noon
to-day, while nothing definite could be
learned, the indications are that Hill
(Dem }. for Governor, will have plurality
OF III 900, which may be increased by re-
turns from some Of the back county dis.
tricts. The Tammany men have elected
their entire county ticket. That the Re
publicans will control the Legislature is an
indisputsble fact.
CLOSE FIGHT.
AMSTERDAM n Y, November SIN
the Eighteenth Senatorial district, COM
prising Montgomery, Fulton, Saratoga,
Schenectady and Hamilton counties, com
ple,e returns have been received from all
but Hamilton, and show q majority OF "a
for Yates (Rep) As Hsmil on county IN
yariab gives from leo to 200 Democratic
msiorify, the chances cf E. c. Wemple's
Dem. election in place of Yates are ia
vorsble.
JONES PLURALITY-THE PROHIBITION VOTE
NEw York, November 5-The returns
for Lieutenant Governor are still incom'
plete. General Carr runs considerably
ahead in many places. and Mr.. Jones has
run behind Mr.. Hill in several counties.
Returns from 43 out of 60 counties show
q falling of in Jones vote, as compared
with Hills, Of about 1000. Mr.. Jones
plurality will not be more that 1000 over
Carr.
The Republicans gained two State SEN
ators. and viii have total of q in the
next State Senate, while the Democrats
will have IL. 10 the Assembly the Re
publicsBs will probably have II members
and the Democrats 81. This is an In
crease of four for the Republicans.
The Prohibition vote in the State, com.
putirg on returns already received, will
probably reach 40. 900, though it may be
larger. The vote shows decided increase
over that Of last year. The Prohibition
vote in this city was light.
BAscoN's VOTE.
New YORK, November with reports
on the State ticket missing from eight
counties, including the counties Of New
York, Albany ard Erie, (which includes
BufTalol the vote for Bsscou is 1858.
The total vote for St. John in the presi-
Dental election was 1883. No estimate
is made Of the Prohibition vote IN the
missing counties.
TIE LABOR VOTE.
NEw York, November 6.-The Posts
Washington special Gays: Representatives
of the Knights of Labor allege that the
public press: in assigning reasons for the
Democratic victory in New York, has quite
overlooked the importance of that secret
organization as a factor in the result. One
OF its officers, who is also in the government
service and spent some days in New York
and Brooklyn in the interests OF the organ
iza,iop, SAYS that its members there voted
almost with unsnimity for Hill and will
claim thatresult due TO their effects. Hills
answer to certain questions about labor
legislation pleased them better than Dav-
export
THE FIGHT TO SUCCEED MALONE.
RICHMOND, Va, November 5.-The
latest returns show about IS. 600 majority
for the State ticket The Legislature will
be about as follows: House, 68 Democrats,
2l Republicans; Senate, 29 or 30 Demo
Gratis, 9 or 10 Republicans. The two men
most spoken Of ss likely to succeed Ma
hone as United States Senator, are Chair,
man Barbour, Of the Democratic State
Coumiuse, and John ". Daniel. The
GVht between these t~o may be so close as
TO REQUIRE g compromise candidate. If so,
Judge J. ". Staples, of Montgomery, stands
q good chance. Many believe Malone will
try to 20 to the House Of Representatives
next year as Congressman Bradys sue
cfssor. Governor Cameron also wants the
place, and will oppose Malone for 1t II
necessary.
STILL CoSGRArULATISG CLEVELAND.
WASHINGTON, November 5.-The Presi-
dent continues to receive numerous tele-
grams congratIlsting him on the result OF
uesdsy's elections. Among them was
the following:
NEN YORK, November 1.
Grorer ClsrelaRd President Of the Uni
ted States, Washington, ID. C.;
I congratulate you upon the hearty eE'
dorsement which New York and Virgins
gave your administration.
(Sisned) ALroE B. FAREER,
Chairman Democratic State Executive
Committee.
IN CONNECTICUT.
HARTFORD, november o'-1he cO1IeS.
ed returns show several charges Accord
| ipe TO these the Republicans gain 9 repre-
senta,ives in Bethany, Chspine, Putnam
and Croton. The Democrats elect one o
the Meriden Representatives. The cor
r, c,ed table show for the House, lS2 Re
uublicAns 10 ll6 Democrats. There vii
probably be several contests.
/ PESSsYLyANIA.
PHILADELPHIA, November 5 -Complst
returns from every county in the etate eI
cepr Allegheny, which is estimated =
$500 Republican, gives Quay (RePubl
cap) 1851, and Day 20,025. Quay
1 plurality over Day, 1915.
LStef-eouP.sts returns from Alleg hen,
county gives Quay S,9ll plurality, mskirI
his plurality IN the State 44,l2I.
DEMOCRATIC cOSGsEsSNAS.
PHILADELPHIA. November 5-OhcIs
returns of th- vota for Congressman i
the Nineteenth district show 9 plurality
$3.50 for Sophie. Dam. over Blair, R-p
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