The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1891-11-07
THE ELECTIONS.
NcKINLEVS GRAND SWEEP.
The Ohio Legislature
Republican.
Mr.. FLOWERS PLURALITY 4OOOO'
New York Legislature Very
Close.
FRANK BROWNS PLURALITY IN
MARYLAND 10000,

In Tuesdays election Mr. Brown carried
the State OF Maryland by something over
| 80, 600 plurality. The l. legislature will stand
on joint ballot l03 Democrats, II opposition
The Senate will have only four Republicans
who are holding over Senators. In the
House of Delegates there are seven RrpHh
icaus aud three fusionI,ts. Chief Judge
Briscoe, Dam carries his Judicial circuit
Southern Maryland by over 800 majority,
while in the tourtu circuit, in Western
Mary land, Mr. Stake, the republic N can.
didate for associate judge, Is elected 10y
over GOO mi prity. Mr. Roberts was
elected in Carroll, Howard and Anne
Arundel without opposition.
Returns Of the vote on TIL constitutional
amendments In the counties are very
gre, but enough have been received to
indicate the prohab BILE defeat Of the ;hird and
the sixth. These TWO relate to the equality
of taxation and The taxation of Mortgages
The ajority against tie former il Balti
more county is 1000, and thai against the
latter in the City is over 1000. The first.
relating 20 the extension of the veto power,
is certainly adopted, aud the other three
are probably adopted. Tne vote on all OF
them was light and in many places they
were entirely ignored.
THE LEGISLATURE.
The Democrats elected all of the fifteen
Senators voted for, of whom thirteen are
for four years The Republicans elected
meui bers of the House OF Delegates only in
Allegany and Garrett counties. The fns
ionsts elected two members in Caroline
aud one in Dorchester county.
THE SENATE.
Anne Arundel-Robert Moss. Dem.
Baltimore City-Charles II. Evans. Dem, Jas.
p. Gorter, Dem, Thomas g Hayes, Dem.
Baltimore COuDty-Johu Hubnor. Dem.
Calvert-Joseph F. Talbot Dem.
Carroll-PInkney J. Bennett Dem.
Frederick Jacob NJ. Newman. Dem.
Hariold-Thomas II. Robinson. Dem.
Howard-John Ct. Rogers. Dem.
kcnt-Wiliam r. Hephron. Dem.
Queen Annc'S-.Iohn Il. Brown. Dem.
SOmerset-Levin l.. Waters. Dem.
WaShingtOn-David Selbert Dem
Wicomi"o-E. Stanley Toadyin Dem.
The hoding.over Senators are as follows:
Aucgany-Cieor-e \. Pearre Rep
Cdroiuc-JOhn F. Dawson Dem
CeciI-John y. Writ. Dem
CharIeS-Adrian PoSey, Rep.
DorcheSter-tieorge +. Austin. Dem
Garrett-W. X. Getty, Dem.
ntgomery-Edward Wootton. Dem
Prince George'S-Charles Colin, Rep.
st Mary HShingtpn Wilkinson, Rep
1oibot-Edward Lloyd. Dem.
Wo-cester-John Walter Smith Dem.
Democrats. -; Republicans 1.
JOINT BallOt-DeuCcratS, lo3: opposition, II.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
Allegany-James A Buckley, Daniel Young
Allen Barber, ]. 3. Stotlemyer, George Acskins,
ST. Reps.
Anrc Arundel-.Tames II. Brashears, William
Y HutcleuS Charles Sanliu.rftu Caleb
Donaldson. DemS.
Baltimore City-First district, William H.
Thompson. Edward ID Fttzzcrlld Harry A.
Fuld, NichaeT L. Brennan, Theodore b Fox
George Waltz. DemS.; second district, William
F. O'Conor, Charles W. Field, Howard GIN,
Charles II Carter, Reginald Bowie. John NJ
Gallagher, Dems. third district. Martin G. W
Frinck' Martin Il. Joyce Henry Sanders
Rober' - Hornthwaite, Conway W. Sans, VIM.
Sand rr. Dams.
"a County-Joseph c. Monmonier. las
HaJ - 81, ! Smith Orrck. Craven NJ. Cole
W. 2 3 , ott, Charles Sehlaiier, DemS.
z. Z -2AASucn johnson, William H. Dean,
: Barret Robert SeIman,
y %E. Leeds, Denis.
As, &. Frank Kirk. ,.ii5 DOS
>-,f7es Francis J. Maddox, Lewis G. Carrico,
Dems.
Dorchester-Dr Benjamin l.. Smith, AIonzo l..
Miles. Dems, Joseph B Meredith. Peoples
ticket
Frederick-James Roger McSherry. Joseph W
Gaver Manassas J. Grove, X. Frank Sappng
ton, James =. Bugs, Dems.
Garrett-ieorge l.. Michael, Thomas II. Bit
finger. Reps.
Hariori-SamueI : Bevard Dr. Thomas b.
Hay ward, John y. S,earns, Murray Vaudiver
DemS.
Howard-Iohn 5. Tracey, Louis p. Hasup
Denis.
KENT Fletcher Wilson, T. Rome Strong
DemS
Montgomery Prilfn ID Laird Howard Ciriffith
William NJ. Candy, DemS.
Prince George'S-W William l. Hil, William ID.
Bowie, William Fletcher Perrie. Dems.
Queen Anne'S- John +. Goodwin, Olin Bryan,
Samuel A. Wallen, nems.
Somerset-James ID. Anderson, Noah G. Ster-
ling, Benjamin X. Green, Dems
st. Mary 'S-RoDert c. Combs, George X. Gar
ner, Dems.
Tolbot-William Collins, Capt &. X. Leonard,
Jemes VI. WOOterS. Dems.
WaShIngton-R0bert !. Shafer. Edward Gar
rott Charles II. Smith. John =. FOcller, Dems.
Wcomico-Iames L. Eliegooi, William :
Moore, William l. Laws, Dcms.
WorceSter-Ll0yd wilkinson, Jerome T. Hay
man, Dir. Thomas Franklin. Dems.
Dems ST. Reps, :; Fusionists, 3.