New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-06
MASSACHUSETTS.
Mr.. RUSSELL THE NEXT GOVERNOR.

DEMOCRATS GAIN SEVERAL CONGRESSMEN-A
STUMP IN THE OLD BAY STATE
Boston. Mass, Nov. 5.-"The Gobc' says: "With
only half dozen towns to hear from In Massa-
chusetts, Russell (Dem.), for Governor was leading
nv over 10000 votes. The total vote at this writ
ing is: Blackmer pro-, 1900; Bracket Rep).
I3O527. and Russell (Dem.), 141 ,101. In the Con-
eresona districts the Democrats eelect Congressman
O,Neil more than doubled Andrews plurality OF 800
and elected Sherman Hoar In the Vth Moses Stephens
I'm the With, George T. Williams In mo
iXth. Fred. s. CoolrIdge in the XIth and
John C. Crosby in the XIIth. The Democrats prob
ably have the largest majority on record In the lower
House, having not less than 100 members, against IS
last wear and from II to 10 Senator's against III Iast
year. Halle Rep.), for acknowledgements gots
through with 3,4OO plurality, but Ladd tKep) Ior
Auditor is beaten by William ID. T. Trefry tDem) ov
G555 plurality Trefry Is the first Democratic candi-
date chosen any of the lesser State offices since the
first wear of the Republican administration"
The Governors Council stands seven RcpuDhcans'
one Democrat NM.
aThe Journal (aep), says this morning: "The
election In Massachusetts, yesterday resulted III te
choice Of the Hon, William f. Russell the Democrauo
candidate for Governor but though the rcV'rhs aio
not COMPLETE they do not indicate that his success
90 rricd with IL the election OF any OF the Democratic
candidates for other State officers In the congress
sional districts also misfortune overlook the hePup
cans several districts which had been reeafueu as
sal having been carried by the Democratic canooates
The total vote Of the State for Governor Win t"e'o
nlaces to be heard from is $4,000 OF this asgre
cate Russell receives 130,947 Bracket, l299o2 anu
Rlackman 13yO8O The returns for LieutenantdoV'
ara not so near completeness as those for "oV
ernor but as Tar they go they give No'o'"'
DemJ 1904, and Halle (Rep), l2o'9oo' oorco.ar'
vote everywhere approaches more nearly that vi e'
head OF the ticket than in either OF the precea,ns
l,,,t Ilapa ig
opponent's election The only other state ONCE ~,
which returns were collected that OF Ad,0r S sr
thew show that both candidates fell far below teir
leaders The vote as received shows for Ladd llcP2
ie for rcry em 1872; tna These ssnn TsSess
doubt upon the election OF t and aorney
sneTa but Tor only recanysss win determine the
m he be se sSns p RTG ss 81 BY Cites
sSd sw T Of the Commonwealth the official re-
to the Secretary ret OF tb tine tcD daSs
~' The latest appear that Russell Heds Is
elected Governor by about 5000 piura 7o@ i ye".
Ha reelected BY about
This sSn Wsst End Eeysed Rs@sy
y oSev IS scandal in the last Legislature Bracket sign
bill sSsStmeat B ' on the other
Russe was counsel for the West End Road and was
hired becsuse Of his his Acceptance Of
West Ends retainer Russell asserted on tne Sstoe
that 4 he had been Governor nc "0u'u nave '''''N
ING The Legislature will consist Of 1879 Republicans Sno
LOG bemassas in sn the Senate heavy loss to the
IN the XIth District there Is only margin Oh so
| votas between Spaulding (RepD ana Co0ndse 'De"|
recount Is probable and sontest pOsSIo re0rette
The defeat Of Mr. Greenhalge Is sincerely IIe
nv ali who have watched his course IN congress. lie
developed great power as an of'nan @ a
| Econ Sarcasm and ready Wit were ae1i"e e
nv his opponents The Democrats VET , %
much surprised the Republicans at the
| result Of the election. A., s,.,o,s
Following are complete results in the districts
nam 4TId pistrct-John F. Andrew pem,l, 14,9s2
| Edward L. Pierce RepA 11,O73 Heid Sfro)' 4o''
democratic plurality, 3s7L IN lsSo' noooi =, 7s1
pemoeratIc plurality, 5,66e; in 1885 s03i lama.
Vth Dstfct-Sherman iIoar lDem.l l3,i3o' y Hamo
A. Fox Rep.l. 10000 Roberts pro- III. Dei 1nr
cratic plurality 1927 in 1885, tho Kepuoncah p'"''
TIth District-Henry Cabot Lodge Repl 14'S aa2
Republican plurality. ,023 in 1898, 2S94 o,,o.
,oN wli'g II. French pem 10000; spaniding Pro
s?3' Republican plurality 1912: in less, 457 r..
%Ith District-John G. Crosby Dem:s l9i DO
Francis w. Rockwell (Rep, lite Bascom w., y !,
s74 Democratic plurality 1903; In 1898 hep"0n'""
All but the two small towns Of Carlisle and Har-
ward In the With Congress DIstrlct give ,Tcn
haice TsepD for Congress, 900 stevens t 100
FOO Mr. steyenss majority VIII be aCfu5 ppoSbi
ton vote wanting is as follows: Can,ler
1908 Williams (Dem), 1898 Wliiiamss plurality
1875. ,,. l.. ccuoss srom the Xth
| The XJth Congress District, with two towns HISS,
ing and allowing Spauldng the same plurality III InU
| two that Wallace had in 1855, elects Coohose 'De''
| by 10 plurality