The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-11-04

How large Mr.. Flowers majority In New
York State will DO Is indicated In the table
/ which We print in another column. His
Just after midnight was 25.OO0 It was
4 clean sweep all through the State
iorths Democratic party New York city alone
failed to fulfil the hopes OF the most enthusi-
ssic Democrats. its majority falling far below
1 THAT given for Gov. Hill in 1888 Yet it is more
= Than Mr. Cleveland received in that same year.
Mr. Sheehan and the entire Democratic State
ticket are elected with Mr.. Flower. There was
IN Rhs counties. as well as in other places. but
not enough to prevent his election.
Authe talk about Democratic disanection in
KinU county seema- to HAYS been ida The
result Is majority larger than conservative
Democrats had hoped for-much larger than
that given for Mr. Cleveland. and right up
Lngside that given for Gov. Hill
Brooklyn. too. elects its Mayor by a very
hndsome majority. and makes clean sweep
dts local ticket. The Dutch did not capture
Holland with Mr.. Meyer
In Massachusetts, the vote seems to be very
close. At / o'clock this morning the Demo-
Gratis were claiming the election Of their Gov
ernor BY small majority. The Republicans
also claim the State. urging that the gains in
The rural districts will overcome tho big
air poo oik h,a
Russell.
The chances are all In favor o! MIR. Russell's
reelection.
In Ohio Mckinley has triumphed. although
not BY SO largo majority as the Republicans
have been claiming. It will be somewhere boz
tween 10000 and $4,000 probably
Pennsylvania goes Republican by between
@o.OO0 and 50OOD. the high personal char
acter OF the Republican candidates for Auditor
General and State Treasurer. Gregg and Nor
nson. having the effect Of reuniting tho
rarty despite the disclosures OF Republican
dishonesty There was Democratic disaffec.
lion also. owing to the pronounced attempts OF
tho Cleveland wing to control tho party. to the
exclusion Of oil others.
, In Philadelphia the Bardsley disclosures had
little effect upon the Republican majority.
wright Dem. Gov Pattison's appointoe as
nardsleys successor. bo!ng b.aten by 10000
" Geo. D. McC-eary. Republican OF Mug
Wump tendencies and OF INSCRIPTIONS integ.
N.Y. There was also Democratic dlsafroction
ihthe city
40 Iowa the Democratic majority will doubt
Ns exceed 10000 The Democratic strong
no'ds along the river have Increased the phe.
'0nenal majoritles given to Gov. Boies two
Years. AGO. The vote IL the largest over cast
n tne State
S' the fusion Of Republicans aud Demo.
Gratis In Nebraska the Farmers Alliance has
'sen overwhelmingly defeated. Their vote
"Sld to have disappeared almost entirely.
Maryland tho Democrats arc victorious by
"eir usual largo majority
'"o light for the Legislature throughout
"'S York State was very sharp. but majority
%"lhs ballot OF six or eight Is assured to the
Democrats.
D Aayor Chaplin was elected to Congress to
succeed Mr. Boody. who resigned to become
We Democratic candidate for Mayor OF
Brooklyn.
n'sfAIo, Nov a-Noarly Q full vote was
~'Sd To-day In this city. Tho west side
,'''od sieehan In ovory election district The
''' Masons. Democrats and Republicans.
N'a almost to n man for Vrooman. This.
'u'ed with til" feeling created by tho anto-
>'''S .sh'. worked against Sheehan, and
~" were made that no would run 1900 be-
H "' III Er!e county Tho Democrats had the
| 4''"oFAers ut tho polls and succeeded In get
xout most OF thoir voters. The Republi-
4. however. used their money lavlshly and
VERY little By stayawayA A score Of sailors