New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-08
JOY OVER THE VICTORY.
WILD CHEERS AT THE REPUBLICAN HEAD
QUARTERS.
I0yAL SUPPORTERS THEoNG 10 nEAi' IhE
GLAD NEws-THE BULLETINS OF NAY
NAKps SLUMP RECEIVED ENTHCSi-
AsrICALLY-GLEEFUL SHOUTS All
THE TIDINGS or THE


THE TIDINGs or THE -
CLEAN SWEEP
Early last evening Republicans began to come
IN the Fifth Avenue Hotel by scores 10 learn ''.
news Of the election. Parlors D-k h"u 49,
secured. and number OF teiegrapFo ~ 'o, .
there receiving each minute the result OF me
in this city. Kings County. and from az ais ci,y
q hs STATE tate TIL The sagy e'q sae
Come up to the predictions of Mr. Cro eTe EIihu
oe Framcis Hendricks excoectr of the mSr
Charles w Hacket chairman 81 a Brookfeld
chairman of the State Commttee; CoiO o,nc chair
an of t the Republican Committee Of 9uGem'
County; George Wa ami, Tan Gf e. Hedges John
nsvennort' ex-governor Alonzo b. Cornell John D
Kenyon. and large number Of others n about 7
Ssk first sSowsd hn Mr running
Wen il this sy and for that he N Would
by more than 1900 plurality, ,d in Tsmmany Hail
GO 600 This against the prophecy OF , So,v" few
Croker aroused the ro n'm had BEEN announced
!,rns he%an to come in from Brooklyn. Inc!
showed ,han by this time the
lower corridors of the hotel began 10 III" re,rns on
Repqn,,Cshs BOARDS in Madison square in front Of
the hotel They soon took possesSio ,rrinr crowd
ana ranbcans through the hotel cheering Tor the
Republican State ticker.
HOW THE MAJOEIUES ROLLED IN
Later the returns from up the state began to
come in. and they showed that If the ra,'o Vi
majorities kept up MI bartieu 49, oo-
elected bv nearly 100000 plurality. This aiho"".
roent caused the utmost excitement Men WIN
were almost total strangers grasped one mem
and shook hands so hard tnat we orton of their
anatomy AS the returns from the country ~; us -,
tricts added they showed c1ns'a ZONE
the baiiiwck of ex-Controller Wempe' rb lam o
several h thur rs vEe6 ss the
people in the country had really done, 10, ~ snm
nf money into this county carry it for MAYNARD
and the entire State Democratic uchet Renuhii
cans Expected to lose member Of Assembly nrSi
showed that the Republican candidate hao Ss Re
publican State ticket was far ahead OF that
N % oHs the the f Repubcan
State Treasurer. He was cheered as the next
About o'clock Charles w: Hackett. the chair
man Of the Republican state EXECUTIVE o0, nn the
sent out Of r Bare Hte by ' at Least plurality
and OF the rest of the state ticket ny IRON 10 had
sent out this bulletin he cheered to TIE e enc
A few minutes after Mr. Hackett sent ont TINS teie
0swego. This message said that the city had given
plurality Of 4 for the Republican state TAI Gks
plurality. There was Hill Democrat IN the room Dom
when this telegram read and he shouted out IT;
that "f majority r That announcement was greeted
with dersiVe shouts. AS the returns from tne
country came in they showed constant increase sase
Of Republican majorities, and at II o'clock mere
was the utmost excitement in and around the hotel
as return after announced Republican
victories in DISTRICTS were victories were not ex-
pectcd.
After II was practically certain that the Repub-
1icans had elected the entire state ticket unless
there were some outrageous juggling OF figures
somewhere. attention turned to the Legisla-
ture. Mr.. Young. the chairman of the Queens
County Republican Committee received telegram
saving that the Republican candidate for the Sen
ate in the Queens-Suffok district had been elected
Mr. Young received voley Of cheers on this ac-
count. Then il announced that the Repub
cans had won several Assembly districts in this
city. among them being the IXth, XIth and XXI1d.
and had carried several districts In Brooklyn. This
information which practically insured the success
of the Republican Legislative ticket was received
with the widest enthusiasm