Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-11-09

NEW YORK, Nov. 7.-The machines
have been beaten; the ring has been
smashed; the Republicans have made q
clean sweep. At this hour, IL o'clock,
the San, the organ of the machines, and
the Times and the World, anti-machine,
practically agree on the results, though,
of course, all figures at this hour are
necessarily based on estiunetes. --2ihe
Times estimates Palmer, r., for Secre-
tary of State, has at least 30, 900 majority
Bartlett's majority over Maynard per-
haps 100000. Kings county and Brook
lyn are Republican, Schieren is elected
mayor by 1900, and Gaynor for judge
of the supreme court is probable elected,
as he carries Kings county by II 900.
In Buffalo and Erie county the Sheehan
ring is showed under. Sheehan has lost
both State Senators, 10 constitutional
delegates, A, and perhaps 8, Assembly
men, and the entire Republican city and
county ticket are elected. The State
Legislature is very close, but chances
favor Republican control. The con-
stitutional convention will be controlled
by the Republicans.
The Sun comedies 10000 or upwards
TO the Republican State ticket, and says
Maynard runs 10000 or 10000 behind
his ticket Both branches of the Legis-
,lature are Republican. Brooklyn is Re.
publican by Il, 900 majority.
The result is scarcely surprise, ex-
cept in the completeness of the victory
and the size of the majorities. Not since
the time of Folger has candidate been
SO badly beaten as Maynard is. tits a
singular coincidence that 10 years ago
,he was defeated for Secretary of State,
being the only man on his ticket to be
defeated. To-day he runs behind in
every part of the State. The defeat of
the Brooklyn ring is complete and abso-
Lutte, and means an end of Mclaughlin
ism for two years at least.
In Gravesend, although McKane
registered 5000 votes, he only dared to
count 3,506 for his candidates, and for
the sake of appearances allowed 1852
votes to be counted for the Republican
ticket.
Richard Croker admitted the Demo-
cratic defeat at $50. OF course, he elects
his city and county tickets, but the ma
jority in this city for the Democratic
State ticket is largely under the esti-
mates before election. Thousands of
lifelong Democrats voted the Republi-
can State ticket entire for the first time
in their lives.
Mr.. Croker attributes the result to the
number of unemployed, but the real
reason is the disgust and Indignation Of
the people with the machines. The de-
feat is hard blow for Hill, Murphy
Flower, Sheehan. Mclaughlin and
Croker, and the effects will be felt long
beyond this year. The Republicans are
the happy benefciaries of the revolt
against the ring, and win their first State
election in dozen years.
DETAILS OF THE RESULT.
NEW YoRK, Nov. 7.-The entire Re
publican State ticket has been elected
by majority estimated at from 35,00t
to 10000, and the majority agains
MAYNARD, the Democratic nominee fo
the Court of Appeal associate justice
ship, may reach $4,000. Besides, III,
Republicans have good reason to CLAIM
both branches of the Legislature.
In Brooklyn the Republican candi
date for mayor (Schieren) has beer
tlected by a good majority, .as we'll a
Eaynor, the Republican nominee for tn
Supreme Bench.
In this city Tammany, OF course
elected its city ticket, and only loses tive
members of the Assembly.
Captain John Palmer, who heads tn,
successful Republican State ticket, wa
recently the national commander.in
chief Of the Grand Army OF the Re
public.
Chemung, Senator Hills county, give
majority OF $50 for Maynard.
Maynard runs 1900 votes ahead
Flowers vote for governor in Alban.
county.
CROKER ADMITS DEFEAT BUT SAY
LITTLE.
NEW York, Nov. 7.--Chief Croke
went to Tammany Hall this afternoo
and remained until nearly midnight
Only once during the night did his fac