Los Angeles herald., 1892-04-08
Little Rhody's Deceitful Con-
duct.
Her Filtration With Democracy
Came to Naught.
She Winked the Other Eye and Sur
rendered to the g. O.P
The Republicans Carried About Every
thing in Sight-An Unprecedent-
edly Large Vote Polled.
Political Notes.
Associated Press DISPATCHES.

PROVIDENCE, R. l., April 7.-Com'
.plete returns from all parts OF the state
show a total vote on the state ticket ol
54,746, an increase of about 10000 over
the largest ever polled before. The two
parties raked every city and town almost
bare OF voters and got out an unexpect'
edly and unprecedentedly full vote in
actual numbers and in proportion to the
possible vote. Finished returns show a
great Republican victory on the state
ticket. Brown (Rep.), for governor,
polled q, ,466; Wardell (Dem.), %, ,4l6 ;
Gilbert (Pro. }, 1890; Burton (People's),
LAG. There were few scattering votes.
The returns show plurality for Brown
of 2O47, and majority of 1856. Bull
and Uttar, Republican candidates for
lieutenant-governor and secretary Of
state, are also elected by small majori-
ties. The cities of Providence, Newport
and Woonsocket went Democratic on
the state ticket.
The legislature returns show good
Republican majority in both branches
already, with between fifteen and
twenty vacancies yet to be filled.
. In the senate. the Republicans have
thus far elected twenty out of the thirty
six members, and in the house forty.one
out of the seventytwo members. This
gives them sixty-one on joint ballot. q
majority of six, besides the vacancies
vet to be filed by q second election.
Most of these failures to elect are i'll
Providence and Newport. In the former
city only three of thirteen. members OF
the legislature were chosen, and in New
port only one of six. The other failures
are scattered among small towne.
The control of the legislature by the
Republicans gives them their choice OF
candidates for encouragement and
treasurer, and secures beyond doubt the
reelection of Nelson w. Aldrich to the
United States senate.
The Republicans are feeling very
judilant, as they have secured every
thing to be desired, the legislature, all
their state officers and the United
States senator, while the Democrats are
crestfallen, having nothing to hope for
from second election, except local in
fluence and the endorsement OF their
candidates by the Prohibitionists and
Peoples patty. But the postponed
trials cannot affect the result in any i'm
portant respect.
The revised count makes the COM
plexion of the legislature: Senate
Republicans, %; Democrats, 8; four
still to be elected. House-Republi-
cans, 36; Democrats. 10; seventeen to
be elected.
Following are revised election returns
for governor: Brown (Rep.), 27,464 ;
Burton (People's), 1888; Gilbert (Pro. },
1887; Wardwell, (Dem.). 1885; scatter
ing, rs; Browns majority, 229.
Later-Complete returns OF the state
election give Brown (Rep.), 1876 major.
ity over Wardwell pem.) Melville
Bull (Rep.> is elected lieutenant-gover.
nor by 1910 majority. George R. Utter
has 2S7 majority, and is reelected secre.
tary of state. There is no election fol-
general treasurer, Samuel Clark (Rep.
lacking 147 of a majority. Robert w.
Burbank (Rep.) lacks 306 of majority
for attorney-general. The total vote
cast was 81, ,736. The legislature has q
Republican majority of fourteen on joint
ballot, not counting the lieutenant-gov'
ernor, who votes in the senate. The
senate stands % Republicans and 1C
Democrats, 3 yet to be chosen. The
house stands 81 Republicans and Is
Democrats, 16 yet to be chosen.