St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-11-03
PRESS COMMENT.

Daniels, Rep, 16l. 0S7. Inc same GlSITiclS
last year gave Hill 153, S32, and Davenport
179. 73S.
PRESS COMMENT.
The Tribune will say, editorially:
The election of Mr.. Hewitt as mayor of the
chief Republican city in the country is the
work of Republican votes. After misgov-
erniug her SO shamefully that mighty revolt
of the Democratic voters was brought ABOUT,
the president and his especial friends and
advisers were forced to make piteous appeals
to Republicans in order TO defeat Mr.. george
1t is not to the credit OF tnouSanus
of Republicans that they chose to elect the
candidate of the Democratic rings when they
might as the result now shows. have elected
q practical reformer and Republican.
Had the 20. 900 or more Repu blcans who voted
for Mr.. Hewitt chosen to give Mr.. Rooseyalt
their support, he would have been first in the
race and Mr.. George would have been last
The Herald will say:
II is not necessary to say that we tnlnK the
voters of this city have acted sensible part
in preferring Mr.. Hewitt for mayor to either
of his competitors. 1t is what the Herald
advised them to do. The united city Demo
cracy have stood together, and its victory
yesterday goes far to decide the next presl-
dental contest favorably to the Democratic
candidate, whoever he may be.
CONGRESSIONAL NOMINEES.
LII Il6 ElSnlu COIIStCSoiohal NaloIAiCV'
Campbell. Democrat. is elected over Grady,
independent Democrat.
In the Seventh congressional district,
Bryce, Democrat, is elected over Lawson,
Republican.
In the Ninth congressional district, ). >.
Cox. Democrat, is elected over Wagner,
Republican. by a majority of 5, 365.
Returns indicate that Stahlne, Democrat.
is elected in the Fourteenth congressional
district.
In the Twelfth congressional district.
Cochran, Democrat, is elected.
Ira Davenport, Republican. for congress,
is elected without opposition.
Hiscock, Republican, has a majority of
LOCO.
Third congressional complete gives Pell,
Democrat. II, 564; White, Republican, II, =
7O7, Robbins 81.
Ketcham, Republican, reelected to
congress.
The vote in the Fifth congressional dis
trict gives Bliss, Democrat, 11,34S; Waters,
Republican, 1.050.
James S. Sherman, Rep, is elected to
congress. defeating Spriggs, Dem, by LOCO
or more. Davis. Rep, is elected to the
assembly from the Third district.
James B. Herman, Rep, is elected in the
Twenty third district, defeating j. L.
Sprggs DEM, by 1000 or more.
Wilbur, Rep, in the Twentv-fOurth dis
trict. defeats Smith about l.500.
In the First congressional district Perry
Belmont, DEM, is reelected.
THE FINAL SHOWING.
The congressional delegation Of New
York is probably as follows:
First District-Perry Belmont, Dem.
Second District-Felix Campbell. Dem.
Third Districts V. White, Rep.
Fourth District-H. P. Mahoney, Dem.
Fifth District-A. NJ. Bliss, Dem.
Sixth District-A. J. Cummings, Dem.
Seventh District-LlOyd Br, ce, Dem.
Eighth District-T. J. Campbell, Dem.
Ninth Districts. S. Cox, Dem.
Tenth District-F. B. SpinOla, Dem.
Eleventh DiStrict-T. A. Merriman, Dem.
Twelfth District-W. B. Cochran. Dem.
Thirteenth District--T. P. Fitch. Rep, gain.
Fourteenth District-W. G. Stahlnecker,
Dem.
Fifteenth District-Henry Bacon Dem.
Sixteenth District. Il. ketchum. Rep.
Seventeenth Districts T. Hopkins, Rep.
Eighteenth District-H. 6. Burleigh. Rep.
Nineteenth Dstrict-N. Kahn, DEM, gain.
Twentieth District-George West, Rep.
TweDty-frst District-Johu H. Mohatt Rep.
Twenty-second Disrrict-A. y. Parker. Rep.
Twenty-third District. 5. Norman, Rep
Tweuty-fcurth District-David WILDER, Rep,
gain.
Twenty-flfth District-Frank Hiscock, Rep
Twenty-sixth District-Milton Delano, Rep
REIMBURSEMENT District-N. NJ. Nuthng
Rep.
Twenty-eighth District-T. S. Flood, Rep.
gain.
Twenty-ninth District-Ira Davenport
Rep.
Thirty-first District-J. G. Sawyer, Rep.
Thirty-second DISTRICT. NJ. Farquhar
Rep.
Thirty-third District. B. Weber. Rep.
Tbirty-fourth District-W. G. Laidlaw, Rep