The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1893-11-14
A REPUBLICAN, AvALANOHE.
SURPRISING RESULTS IN THE
NORTHERN STATES.

'SURfhiSlNG hESUIIS IN THE
NORTHERN STATES.
Crushing Defeat of the New York
Democracy-BOth Houses of the
Legislature Captured by the lie.
publicans.
New YORK, Nov. s.--The tidal wave
which swept over this State was
larger than even the Republicans
dreamed. AS the returns have come
in, the vote has increased, until now 1t
shows Republican victory of "a, $50
Tor John Palmer Tor Secretary of State,
aud Bartlett has defeated Maynard for
the Court Of Appeal. by the over
. by good majorities.
Corrected returns indicate that the
Republicans will have good working
maJorities in both houses of the Leg
islaturc. The Senate will probably
stand as follows: Republicans 18,
Democrats Ii, Independent Democrats
/. The Assembly Republicans rs,
Democrats 53i
will be los Republicans to 70 Demo-
Gratis.
In the city of New York Tammany
carried through its entire State and
county ticket. Maynard has plu-
rality OF only 10000; the rest of the
ticket getting an average of 10000.
The present assembly delegation is
solidly Democratic, but three Republi-
cans were elected -Sheff1eld
in the eleventh, Lawson in the twenty
third and Robertson in the twenty
seventh.
BROOKLYN, N. Y, Nov. 8.-Correct-
nl vat, nff In ~
announced at police headquarters this
morning show that Schieren (Rep.
and Ind.l received 88,O61 votes and
Boody (Dem.) 59,414; Schieren's plu-
rality 28,647. OF 679 election districts
in Kings county 604 had returned their
votes for Associate Judge of the Court
of Appeals. Bartlett's (Rep.) plurality
Is 1928 over Maynard.
BUFFALO,, Nov. Slate returns
show that the Republicans have car
ried this county, the home of Lieuten-
ant Governor Sheehan, by about 1900
majority. The Republicans elected
both Senators and five OF the six as
semblymen. They claim to have
fighting chance for the sixth assembly
man, charging fraud at the polls.
M'KINLEY'S PLURALITY THE LARGEST
IN THE HISTORY OF OHIO.
COLUMBUS, o., Nov. Sat Demo-
cratic State headquarters to-day they
conceded the result such as to give
them no cause for looking after the re-
turns. Chairman Dick, Of the Repub-
unofficial returns indicating McKin-
ley's plurality between 10000 and S0,-
000-the largest in the history of the
State, except in 1868. At that time
Brough had over 100000, his opponent
being Vallandingham, who was then an
exile in Canada.
NEW York, Nov. S.-The Mail and
Express publishes the following dis
patch from William Mckinley, Jr.,
dated Columbus, Ohio: Revised re-
turns up to noon indicate that my plu-
rality will be $4,000. The Legislature
stands: House-Republican 81, Dem
Ocrats %; Senate-Republican %,
Democrats s. This is the largest ma
jority in the Legislature ever had with
in the history of the Republican
party"
COLUMBUS, Nov. 8.-Chairman Dick,
Of the Republican State committee,
gives out the following: "The Re-
publican victory is complete and un-
precedented. Mckinleys plurality will
probably reach 10000, the greatest ever
given any Governor, except John
Brough. The Republicans have elect
ed 25 or 26 of the 81 Senators and from
50 to 80 of 107 Representatives. Also,
three-fourths of the county officials of
the State chosen and most of the dis
trict officials. All of the Congressional
districts but two appear to have gone
Republican"
A LARGE DECREASE, BUT A SIGNAL
DEMOCRATIC VICTORY.
RICHMOND, VA, Nov. 8.-The result
OF the election in this State yesterday
contained some surprises. The victory
pears to have been large decrease in
the vote. Again, it was 5eIieved that
in many sections the negroes would
vote solidly with the Populsts, but the
result proves the contrary. Indeed, In
many counties negroes in small num-
bcrs supported the Democratic ticket.
The following summary of the vote has
been made up at the Democratic head
quarters: Fifty counties give
Democratic majority OF 23,704, and
seventeen cities Democratic majority
of 1881. There are fifty counties and
the city of Bristol to be heard from.
majority will reach $4,000. The follow
ing are believed to be the only counties
in'the State that have gone for the
Popnlists New Kent, Campbell, Caro-
line, Prince George, Greensville, Pow
haitian, Prince Edward, Sussex, Taze-
well and Floyd.
LARGE REPUBLICAN, GAINS THROUGH
OUT THE STATE OF MARYLAND.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 8.-The Republi-
cans made gains throughout Maryland
yesterday. The only State officer
voted for was comptroller. Marion
DeKalb Smith (Dem.) was reelected
by about 10000 plurality two years
ago he had plurality OF over 10000.
The Republicans swept the Western
Maryland counties-Frederick, Wash,
ington, Allegheny and Garrett-and
Somerset county. Charles county
elects Republican Senator. ex-Con-
gressman Mudd and two members of
the Legislature. The next Legislature
will probably have six Republican
Senators and twenty-three representa-:
tives--a gain Of eighteen. The Demo-
Gratis elected, oil of their judicial can
didates.
In Baltimore city, Judges Ritchie
aud Wicks defeated Wright and Bond
for the supreme bench; Boyd defeated
Richmond in the fourth district for the
Court Of Appeals; Page and Lloyd won
over Hudson and Waddell in the first
district, while Roberts and ReveH had
no opposition In tho fifth district.
Mayor Latrobe was elected i'm Balti-
more over Malster (Bep.y and Schultz
Qnd.l. Latrobe has been mayor six
n,,t haf l.