New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-11
4 POPULAR REBUKE TO HILL
HIS SCHEMES TO GEL CONTROL OF BOARDS
OF SUPERVISORS DEFEATED
SIGNIFICANT REPUBICAN VICTORIES II oxoy

SIGNIFICANT REPUBLICAN VICTORIES IL ONON-
DAGA AND STEUBE.N-GAINS TLsEwUEEE
Syracuse. ~ V, Feb. 10 (SpeciaD.-A more vigorous
protest against the high handed proceedings of last
falls Democratic Board OF County Canva.sers than
that entered at the polls yesterday by the electors
| of Onondaga could hardly be conceived out of the
nineteen towns fifteen Republican Supervisor, were
elected. That Is the way the people redeemed the
| county yesterday nom the Democratic misrule Of
| last years Board Elbridee the strongest Demo
| cratic town In the county. elects William Co. Cottle
with majority Of 76 Marcellus honored herself in
letting Robert f. Dorchester chief OF the conspraors
| in the Board Of Canvasscrs, remain at home and
electipg Edward V. Baker, Republican, by a majority
| of 90. Dewitt, for three years represented by
| Nichols this year elects smith Rice Republican.
Clay last year went Democratic; thi, year 1t elects
Clarence Hart, Republican, by majority of .09.
Eight OF the towns which represented last year
by Democratic Supervisors have rcpudiatcd the party
OF fraud, and elected Republicans to take their places
The theft of senator and Member of Assembly of
Onondaga has been sharply rebuked by an indignant
people.
Canisteo. y. Y, Feb. 10 (special.-Whan the Board
Of supervisors Of Stesiben County, for 1892 meets
| for organization a decided change will be noticeable
in Its political makeup for, while the Board OF l7'l
had a Democratic MAJ ority of two, the new Board
elected in the various towns I'm the county at the
town meetings lrld tuesday. will have Republican
majority of sixteen; in other words. the Board Of
1901 stood twenty Democrats and eighteen Repub
leans, and the new Board will have twenty f0ur Re
publicans and eight Democrats, not counting he
three Supervisors each be elected In the cities oil
Iiornsllsvile and Corning at their charter eleclol'
In March. OF the six supervisors to he voted Tor
In those two cities. the Republicans are almost certain
to elect rl.e thus giving them twenty seven ana The
Democrats eleven. The Democratic members oi th'
board Of 1o0l who while acting as a cdnVa'~lhS
board IN November last. abieCtlN obcytd "oNcll"F
Hill's orders and refused to obey the ahdatN OF The
courts In the sherwood Walker senatorial contest
and had the supreme impotence to pass res button
declaring sherwood ineligible, have either been rel,
Gated 10 the rear BY their party, or else dcicat7
when and where rcnomlnnted for Super\i'ors' Johh
f. Little of Bath, the chief conspiro: ait'T lI
and the chairman of tie Board Of supervisors ia"i
to obtain denomination this year ana "l'''in IL
Nichols. n leading lawyer OF Bath. WAS huhiha''u
by the Republicans, and elected supervisor l"'u'N
by IA handsome majority Eepubhc'h suP''N''''
were also elected in place Of Democrats III the towns
of Howard. Whc,lcr Campbell, West thi"H hH''
bopeviue and probably one two other towns. While
,he Eepublicans have held their own in every tow"
thus far heart from Iili,m and Hill tacucN nave
received a decided set back in otcuben County am
his coadjuors In political chcanery are no" "o'u''
ing what struck them Tuesday last
Cortland " V Feb 10 (Specisll.-Cortland 'o"HN
give. large Republican majority IN the bo"u vi
,,n.,v,so,. The Republicans have ten member
AGAINST five Democratic members. The town oi IN
cinnaus for the first time In twenty hNe Nea'' oo'
pcn,hucan supervisor 1t shows that David H. liih
ha, no voice in the county,
Norwich " Y, Feb. 1O.-in the town eIec'l'"' INV
peuublc;,ns gain the town Of Alton III '"cn'l7'
comfy. making the Board OF supervisors 9'h'"' IL
nublicans ID Democrats q
Ttica y. y, Feb. l0.-Ihc town eie0"'''
,,,,,r,or County Yesterday resulted I'm tn" clcc""'
., ,v.Ive Reputlicau and Democratic sup rN''".
ot voar the board consisted oil ten hepuDA'""s "'
nine Democrats. . ,,,,.o.,
The Democrats lost two supervisors III ""u''''
County YESTERDAY and now have only one r'prese''"
live nn the hoard in that county. 1t Is said mat
49,. many democratic voters remained at homc'
Ithaca. v y, Feb. 10.-Thc Board oil Sup'r''''''
o, ,rompkips County stands Republican =, DehioN''''
e., Ithaca elects an antl-iccn-e COMM, >loncI .
"' va,cr,Uvu y y. Feb IN IN" ip"h " '' ''7
oor,inn. i'm 81 Lawrence County ycS"rcaS' WIN az
~ IN, TOURS r.p,rrd the Democrat salh"n ~"
supervisor, aud the Republicans one. Inc ~, i,',i
%ip n,ol,hlv have nine members on the h"" pnu'
Eliira s. y. Feb. 10 special, iH1 'o" ci, pr
n Chemllng County, which were hclu H', .''' ,I
,ho .election of supervisors, rsuirl III ~ '"
,atn n, four representative, in me ncN' "tn"' ,,
-, 1. dine "a the Iill Democrats Hc'pl1'" "'"''
-, win The neXt board. which /, AT present H'l'u,n.
Vote were openly bought ~ inc Dc""''""' ''''
Dehli " Y. Feb. 10 i>I@clAll, lnc n,,,,,,
cun.r,ilors in Delaware County >iahus tNi't ~ P
49, and seven Democrats, gain oil one I''Hi'
rnpdn y y Feb. 10.-At the to"l ne UNI
MONTGOMERY County Yesterday the hcpuOh'"'9 ol'''"
elk out Of the ten supervisors.