New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-06
LARGE DEMOCRATIC GAINS
THEIR MAJORITY IN THE LID CONGRESS
OVER %.
REPUBLICAN LOSSES THROUGHOUT TIE coUN.
rRY-MAJoR MCKINLEY PROBABLY REELECTED
THE NEw.YoRK ASSEMBLY DEMOCRATIC ON
JOINT BALLoT-ovER 10000 DEMOCRATIC
PLURALITY IN PENNsYLvANIA-THE
REPUBLICANS GAIN CONGRESS
MAN IN TExAS-THE RESULTS
IN OTHER STATES.

Later returns of the elections in the various
States on Tuesday show that the Democrats have
made large gcins throughout the country. Ihelr
majority in the Lid Congress now appears 10 DC
over 30. Major Mckinley appears to be elected, put
may be defeated the official count. Many
other prominent Republicans have been defeatcd.
The latest returns from New-York give the
Democrats 20 Congressman and the Republicans
IA. In the Assembly the Democrats apparently
have 6S members and the Republicans 90. The
majority on joint ballot will be 2, the Republicans
now having in the Senate. II these figures are
not changed TO- the advantage Of the Republicans,
the Democrats will have the next United States
Senator. In this city the Tammany majorltics
range from $500 to $4,000. Mayor Urants
plurality is about q 900.
Returns were only partially collected in Indiana,
but they indicated a Democratic plurality
on the State ticket Of from $4,000
to 10000, eleven Democratic Congress
men out of thirteen, and Democratic majority OF
thirty-one Oh joint ballot in the Legislature
Complete but unofficial returns give Pattison
DEM, for Governor, a plurality of 1920 over
Delamater (Kep.) The Republican candidates for
Lieutenant-GOvernor and Secretary of Internal At
fairs were elected. The Republicans lose three
Congressman.
The Republicans of Illinois succeeded in electng
their State officers Treasurer and Superintendent
of Public instruction by from 5000 to- 10000
plurality. Mr.. Cannon comedies the election of
his opponent, Mr. Busey, in the XVIII Congressional
District
In Ohio the only question that remained in dis
pute yesterday was as to the fate of the candi-
dates in the With, XVIth, and XVIIth Congress
Districts. There was little doubt last night that
the Democrats had carried two of these, but the
official recount will probably be required in the
XVIth (AlcKinley'sJ District. Returns were par
ticularly hard to get from the rock-ribbed De-
mocracy of Holmes County.
There was probably no election of Governor by
| the people in Connecticut, and the choice will
therefore be made by the Legislature, which is
Republican. The Republicans elect Russell to
Congress, against Wells, Free Trader, by an in
creased majority.
In New-Jersey the Democrats have control Of
the Legislature on joint ballot by twenty-seven
votes. Only two out of the seven Congressman
are Republicans. The Republicans carried only
one county, Camden.
In California the Republican State ticket was
elected Five Republican Congressman out OF
six were chosen.
The Democrats claim a majority Of $4,000 for
Peck for Governor, and also claim six out OF the
nine Congressman. Pecks majority VIII uh-
doubtedly be reduced considerably. The Demo-
Gratis carry 5oth branches of the Legislature
The Colorado Republicans have reelected their
Congressman and also elected all Of their State
ticket except the candidate for Treasurer The
Legislature is Republican
In Missouri all the Congressman are Democratic
Washington elects Republican Congressman
and Legislature.
West Virginia was swept by the Democratic
wave. One out of the four Congressman IS
Republican. The State Senate is tie.
The Democratic majority in Texas is about
80 900. The Republicans gain the With Con-
gressional District.
In South Dakota the Governor and Legislature
are Republican.
The result in North Dakota is in doubt.
Delaware is Democratic by small majority.
In New-Hampshire the Legislature will elect
the Governor. One Republican and one Demo-
cratic Congressman are elected.