The record-union., 1893-11-08
Special to the REcoRD-UNroS.

Of $4,000 and two-thirds of both branches
of the Legislature, Mckinley has won the
most decisive victory recorded IN ONO
since the civil war 1t has been won on
national issues 1t would not have been
a surprise two weeks ago, but after the
action OF Congress there seemed to have
been such a reaction that the overwheim-
ing vote is a surprise. The Democrats
did not allow the contest to go by default.
but made a most vigorous fight with the
harmonious working forces. Ex-Gov-
ernor Campbell canvassed the State for
Lawrence Z. Neal all last week, and the
Democratic Committee was hopeful after
Congress had reached decisive action.
The weather was pleasant all over the
State and there was a full vote of over
100000.
The decisive results of former years
have been because of the small votes of
those of one party or the other not turn
ing out, but the voters were out to-day
all over the State, and Mckinley has
majority over ALL with Democratic, Pro-
hibition and Populist tickets opposed to
him. This is the first majority over all
any State candidate has had since Fos-
ter's election just after Gartleld's
death in 1881. The Republicans are APP
prehensive on one part OF their victory.
The Legislature elected to-day does not
select Uniled States Senator, and it is
over two-thirds Republican, the strongest
since the war. With such large work
ing majority they fear such legislation by
the city members as may lead to defeat
two years hence. when another Leglslat-
ure is to be selected that will choose Sem
ator Brice's successor. No more doubt is
fka1-S
are being abandoned, and meetings are
held nominating Mckinley for President
III speeches by Boutelle, Dolliver, Horr,
Chairman Dick and others.
The precincts of cities reported at $50
P NJ all show Republican gains that
would indicate that Mckinley's plurality
OF u 900 two years ago would be doubled,
but the rural districts will not show such
gains. II the ratio OF gains in the cities
is kept up, McKinley's plurality will
reach $4,000. The Republican managers
now concede nothing less than double his
former plurality.
At 1880 the Republicans claim to have
carried Ohio for Mckinley by 60,0OO to
$4,000 plurality and both branches of the
Legislature by more than two thirds ma
jority.
KENTUCKY.
LOUISVILLE, Nov. THE results of
tie election throughout kentucky Will
not be known for several days, but so far
as reports are received it is pretty sure
that the relative standing of the parties
has not changed. The only elections of
general interest were for members Of the
General Assembly, which vote for United
States Senator. The Legislature Will be
Democratic on joint ballot about four to
one In this city Tyler Democrat was
reelected Mayor by about $500 majority.
MICHIGAN.
DETROIT, Nov. AT midnight eighty
three precincts out of a total OF Ill give
Pingree (Republican) for Mayor IL, IFS,
Godfrey 14,0S4. Fifty-siX precincts out
of ninety in the First Congressional
District give Griffin (Democrat) 1892 and
Stone (Republican) 1852.
MARYLAND.
BALTIMORE, Nov. Returns from
many parts of the State show that the
Democrats elected their. candidate for
State Comptroller by a large plurality.
NEBRASKA.
OMAHA, Nov. 7.-Returns from the
State are coming in slowly. Scattering
returns received at II O'Clock indicate
Republican losses on the head of the
ticket and Populist gains. The race be-
tween Harrison (Republican) and Hol-
comb (Populist) will be very close. The
outcome will probably not be known
until morning. Bemis (Republicanl was
elected mayor over Betford (Democrat)
by $500 plurality.
KANSAS.
KANSAS CITY (Kans.), Nov. I'm Wy
andotte County, the most pOpulOus local
itv in the State, the entire Republican
ticket with the exception of Surveyor and
Register of Deeds were elected. However,
throughout the State there was not more
. ~, IaI
account of the split in the party, few
Democrats voted.
NEW YORK.
New YORK, Nov. 81 a. None OF
the most peculiar campaigns in the his
tory of the State closed at sundowD this
evening, and it is safe to say the Demo-
cratic managers are not more surprised at
the result than the Republicans. The
dominent issue in all portions of the State
has been ring rule and the Republicans
in New York City, Brooklyn, Albany
and Buffalo have been greatly assisted by
the organized efforts of independent
Democrats. Isaac II. Maynard. candidate
on the Democratic ticked for Judge of the
Court OF Appeals, against whom the in
dependent Democrats waged war, is over
whelmingly defeated. Partially COM
pleted returns indicate that the Republi-
cans have elected their entire State ticket
and they viii have good working
majority in the next Legislature.
In Brooklyn the Democratic majority
of $4,000 at the last election was over
turned. and Republican Mayor elected
by about 5000. William }. Gaynor.
prominent Democrat, who led in the fight
against Boss Mclaughlin and the ring,
was nominated by the Republicans for
Supreme Court Judge in the Second Dis
triet, with the result of &c, 600 majority in
his favor. The local contest in New
y ork City was very interesting, the Re-
publicans making but small effort in be-
half OF their local ticket. Complete re-
turns for the day show the election of the
entire Tammany ticket by maiorities
ranging between 81 900 and IS, ,00O
NEW YORK, Nov. 7.-One hundred and
sixty-siX election districts in all the
counties above Harlem give MAYNARD
I6.97S. Bartlett p, ,492.
indications are that the Republicans
elect the State ticket by %. 900 to %. COO It
i claimed that Bartlett's majority over
MAYNARD will exceed $4,000. The World
saws Boody comedies his defeat as Mayor
OF Brooklyn.
ArABSY. Nov. AT IL O'Clock Gov
e~nor Flower conceded the State bv
sbout Il. 600, but said he still hoped that
the Assembly and Senate would be DEM
ocratic.
BRooKLYN, Nov. 7.-Benjamin, Chair
man of the publican Campaign Com
mjttee. claims that Brooklyn has gone
Republican by l0,OJ0.
NEW York, Nov. THE Ddi{g NcacS
saws Tammany viii elect 3 out OF 80 As
seinblymen in this city.
Richard Croker, the Tammany chief