The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-11-08
LOSS OF NEW YORK.
The Republican Majority Anywhere
From 90, 600 to 10000.

From 20 600 to 40 600.
New York, Nov.t7, a. m.-One of the
most peculiar campaigns in the history
of the state was closed at suudown this
evening, and it is safe to say that the
democratic managers are not more sur
prised at the results than the republi-
cans. The dominant issue in all
portions of the state has
been ring rule, and the republicans
in New York city, Brooklyn, Al
bany and Buffalo have been ably assisted
by the organized efforts of the indie
pendent democrats. Isaac II. Maynard,
the candidate on the democratic ticket
for Judge of the court of appeals, against
whom the independent democrats have
waged war most bitter and unrelenting,
has been surprisingly and overwhelmingly
defeated. In New York city he ran 35 900
behind his ticket, in Brooklyn over Is, 900
and in Erie county several thousand.
Without exception the returns from
every part of the state show that he was
heavily scratched, even ten of Boss
McKans retainers at Coney Island
scratched him. The result, at this time,
seems to be that he has been defeated by
plurality close in the neighbOrhood of
100000.
THE LEGISLATURE ALSO LOST.
Practically complete returns from
many of the counties of the state and
scattering returns from the others indi-
cate that the republicans have elected
their entire state ticket, aud that they
will have a good working majority in the
next legislature.
In Brooklyn the local campaign was
fought most bitterly. Mayor Boody, who
was renominated by the democrats, was
opposed by the Young Mems Independent
Democratic Club of Brooklyn most
tiercely, and the republican candidate,
Charles A. Schieren was endorsed, with
the result that the democratic majority
of 1900 at the last election has been
completely overturned and republican
mayor elected by about $1,000.
William B. Gaynor, the prominent
| democrat, who for the past two years has
led in the fight against Boss Mclaughlin
and his ring, was nominated by the re-
publicans for supreme judge in the
Second district, and comes out with 20,0 00C
majority in his favor.
The local contest in New York city was
very interesting, the republicans making
but small efforts in behalf of their ticket.
The complete returns for the city show
the election of the entire Tammany
ticket by majorities ranging between
81 900 and $1,000.
FIGURES FROM THE FRAY.
New York, Nov. THE Sun says
"Every return from the state shows gains
for the republicans, and that the state
has gone republican by probably 10000. "
A World bulletin says the ninth, elev-
enth, and twenty-secOnd assembly dis
| tricto have gone republican.
| A World bulletin says that. while Mr.
| Croker claims the legislature for the
democrats, he comedies the state ticket to
the republicans.
One thousand and eighty election dis
! tricts out of l, ,l42 give Meyer, dem, for
secretary of state, 13S, ,276; Palmer, 1861
Nine hundred and ninety districts out
of l, 142 give Maynard, dem, for associate
| Judge, 108, ,514 Bartlett, so, 797
AN ESTIMATE OF $4,000.
New York, Nov. Z, IL p. m.-The indi
| cations are that the republicans elect
| their state ticket by about %, ,000.
Three hundred and ninety-fve districts
out of 3,37S, outside of New York and
Brooklyn, give Palmer A ,213; Meyers
81, 1894. These same districts in 1891 gave
! O'Connor 45, ,726; Rice, 40,479.
-Four hundred and forty districts out
side of New York and Brooklyn give Bart
lett 50 ,082; Maynard 1874.
Eight hundred and sixty-two districts
outside of New York and Brooklyn give
Palmer 90, ,120 Meyer n, ,492.
Richard Croker, the Tammany chief.
tain, at O'Clock said: "It looks as if the
republicans have made a clean sweep of
the state ticket, including the legisla-
ture"
The World bulletin estimates Bartlett's
majority over Maynard at $4,000.
A Journal bulletin says Maynard's ma
! jOrity in the city will be 30 900.
The Tribune claims that the state has
gone republican by 10000 majority.
Supt. Byrnes said tonight: mo alter
cation occurred at the polls in this city
to-day that has been brought TO the no
tice of the police. 1 sent out a genera
call a short time ago, asking each station
and the answer reported from all is
| No"
ALBANY COUNTY ALL RIGHT.
Albany, N. Y, Nov. ALBANY county
! has returned to its normal democratic
majority of 900. The ticket was cut
very little, and the Independent demo
Gratis withdrew early in the day Judge
Maynard was cut but little in compari-
son to what was expected. The demo
cratic ticket will receive an average ma
| 1ority of $500, Judge Maynard running
! behind about 500. Amaza J. Parker
dem, is elected to the Senate.
CLEAN SWEEP.
| Rochester, n. Y, Nov. THE republi-
| cans have made a clean sweep of Monroe
| county.
Forty-seven election districts in Albany
| Erle, Onondaga, Monroe and West
chester counties give Maynard, 5,6l4
! Bartlett, 6,74l.
MALONE BEHAVES BADLY.
Malone, n. Y, Nov. 7.-Complete re
turns from the eight election districts oi
! this town give Palmer, rep, for secre
tary of state, 610 majority, the largest
republican majority ever given in this
| town.
CAPE MAY COUNTY
Cape May, n. Y, Nov. THE entire
republican ticket in Cape May county is
| elected.
| BOSS M'KANE's HANDIwoRK.
New York. Nov 7.-The total vote OF
| Cra vesand for shcrntarY of state is