The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-11-13

Echoes of New ho'IS's Annual Fotittes1
Strugrie Just Decided.

Echoe. of New No'I,s Annual Fetittes1
StrusGie .Iu.t Decided.
! Tho tidal wave was detected BY Tammsny from the
cit Of New YORK Cord Meyer had 7.il5 more mt'Hr-
y than Roswell II Flower received 10: Governor ."o
years Ago.
Total vote Of New York city In 1891. $50 $685. total
vote ot New YORK city TuesIuy. 23Dd2o Difference.
| 27s votes
william suser received IN the Tenth district on Tues
day 200 more majority than his publican opponent
| for the Assembly had votes,
Last year tho Socialists pored In New York city
5D4 this year they had 7os Last the Prohhi-
tiousts pnlle 4Sp thus wear tliry hAl "T70 Lass
year the ropustS poilcd c.1G Notcs this year they
had 2,42D. All the outside parties gained.
| The absence OF tho Hon. Ernest Nathan from the
helm ~ tho Republican craft in Kings county this year
appear done the Injury to
Republican prospects which his friens IhUuxht they
| had reason to expect.
Iouis T. IIa:Ten received D. 757 votes for Commits
nonsr of street lmrro, in tho annexed district
IN 1ap: tuesday he received ,553 nni elect
| by q majority Of over 800
Rocsohs majority for Civil judge In tho Fourth
dicla district 1900 greater than tho vote cast or
tho Republican candidate Tue closest Of the Civu
| Judgeship contests was the Nn'h. in which judge
Fallon's majority was".lOo
without any aid from Davenport or h.s helpers ami
merccnares. without application for Wholesale wsr-
Of arrest use at the iron cage In the rost
ONCE building the Repub rans OF New forS appear 10
have been able their vote without molsstatUn
or Interference on Tuesday.
when elected Judge OF the Court OF Common reas
in 1879 Miles Beach received 5o.oco votes When re-
elected on Tuesday he received $4,000 votes New
York 10 great ana growing town.
After each municipal election there a consderabs
amount OF talk among ntsnformed persons over the
likelihood OF this that district leader being turned
down" Little ever comes Of It, Their, will. however.
be wholesale and sau. AIRY turning down OF Rorub.
district leaders In New YORK this year because
n jorty OF them fail to carry their respective dis.
trcts but because majority OF them di ever 5thilg
in heir power to prevent their party from succsed
In tho three Assembly districts carried by The Reru-
hcans. tho Eleventh. Twenty third and Twenty-.rN-
entn, tho local Republican machine had very little
do with the result Democratic votes ctdsd the
suit IN all three districts.
The Republicans Of New YORK elected more Senators
aud AssemUIymen under the new appor,ionment,
which they have been bitterly dcnhSncins, than they
able do in 1891 under tho Old hpportio nment
which they were SO eager to have retained.
No good JASON 10 disclosed from an exar,tnAto OF
the election OF tho State why Republican hold
in the Federal service should not with reason.
able despatch, be superseied by Democrats.
Tho two candidates on tho Republican state ticket
who ran best at Tuesdays election were tho who
wear eye giassea
John +. Ahearn received tho largest majority for
Senator on Tuesday. and Charles L. Guy the smales.
Some good friends OF George B Mcclellan, President
of tho Board Of Aldermen think It Just we'll after
ALL he nominated for Secretary OF sta,eAt
the Saratoga Convention.
Tho Republicans Of New York on Tuesday polied one
third OF the tho city and elected oneten,h Of
the Assembly delegation.
Samuel Gompers came within 5000 votes Of being
elected delegate to the Constitutional Convent on
from the Ninth Senatorial district.
The smallest OF the Assembly districts in respect TO
tho total vote cast Is the Twentieth, in which
on Tuesday 1906. Tho total in the seconI As
sembly district was 12.7 ia
The New York or voorhis Democracy ran candidatea
in two districts this year In of them the Twenty
sixth. the Voorhis nominee received 44y In
other the Fifteenth district the yoorhis nominee
ceived fttvsix votes He beaten by all the out
side candidates Socialist, Popust. and Prohbitonist
Tho unexpected success of tho Republicans in cap
turing the State Offices and both branches of the Legs
lnture in New York Will furnish them consider.
able patronage and stiGen their lines in many parts
OF the State for the Governorship canvass 1t gives
them too control OF the State Board of Canvassers
which will count and declare result Of tho Gov.
ernorship contest
There appears to be moro probability Of the renont.
nation of tho Hon Bourke Cochran to Congress
Twelfth district OF this city than there year ago.
With the Governorship in the hands of the Demo.
Gratis for another tho adoption partisan mra,-
ures by the Republican Legislature Is. OF eour.o,
baked but rearrangement and amendment OF tho
electoral ballot law in the voters generally
Is TO be expected.