New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-14
STATE VOTE CANVASSED.
MAJORITIES OF THE REPU BLICAN CANDI-
DATES ON THE GENERAL TICKET
SMALL STRENGTH OF THE THREE MINOR
PARTIES REPUBLICAN MtJoEITY OF Al
IN THE CONSTITUTIONAL CONNEN-
TON PROTEST FROM
HENRY wOLFERT
HENRY wOLFERT.
ley TELEGRAPH To THE TEIBuNE.l

Albany. Dec 1S.-The vote Of the State was
canvassed to-day by the State Board OF can
vassers 1t rarely happens that men have the
privilege Of attending their own wake out
this remarkable one granted to-day to Con-
troer Campbell, Attorney-Gencral Rosendale ana
State Engineer Schenck. who laughingiy can
yassed the vote of their successful RepubIcan
competitors at the polls Controller-elect Roberts
Attorney-General-elect Hancock and State Engi-
neer-eect Adams. Indeed. Controller CampDci
moved that the vote for Mr.. Roberts be maze
unanimous There were also present Secretary
If State Rice and State Treasurer Danforth, who
were not candidates at the late election ana
therefore were not interested in It's outcome. The
Board found that the successful Repubhcan can
didates for State offices had the following ma
iorities over their Democratic opponents:
Edward T. Bartlett, for Judge Of the Court OF
Appeals. over Isaac II. Maynard 1864; John
Palmer for Secretary Of State. over Cord Meyer
o. Os4: James A. Roberts for Controller over
Frank Campbell q, 800: Addison b. Colvin. for
state Treasurer over Hugh Duffy. 24,I12; Theo-
dore T. Hancock. for Attorney-General. over
Simon w. Rosendale. 1.29O; Campbell w Adams
for State Engineer, over Martin Schenck' 2i4eo'
As for the Prohibition party. its strergth was
revealed in its vote of 81 3Ol for JCspeh a. Bo-
gardus for Secretary Of state. The Socialist
Labor party east 2O03l ballots for Daniel De
Leon for the same office; and the Peoples party.
1903 ballots for James Wright, It's candidate
for that Office
There was n good deal OF curiosity as to the
vote for members of the Constitutional Con-
vention, since there was n suspicion that the
Republican party had been cheated out OF some
of its candidates for delegates In Brooklyn
while electng its candidates for Senator in the
Il .trAI "a
be unfounded probably the Republican candi-
dates had too big majorities to be safely counted
out. In the XVIII Senate District however,
the Republicans. while electng their candidate
for Senator. failed to elect their candidates for
the Constitutional Convention. In the NNNth
Senate District they elected only three OF their
candidates for delegate. while their candidate
for Senator successful
The Republican party. however. according TO
the State canvass made to-day. has a large ma
jority in the Constitutional Convention. 1t elect
cd It's five candidates in each Of eighteen Senate
Districts three delegates in another Senate Dis
trict and fifteen delegates This gives 1t n
grand total Of los delegates. The Democratic
party elected its five candidates for delegate In
each Of thirteen Senate Districts and two Of its
candidates in another District. giving II a grand
total Of sixty-seven delegates. The Republican
party. therefore will have majority 81 IL votes
in the Constitutional Convention. And when the
Democratic Legislature passed the Constitutional
Convention bill It did not intend To give the Re
publican party "a ghost ~ a show"
Tho state Board Of Canvassers received
communication from Henry Wolfert the Re-
publican candidate for Senator In the Win
District. protesting against the granting OF Il
certificate Of election to John McCarty, Demo
crat. upon the ground Of gross frauds In Graves
end. The board took no notice 81 this protest
beyond hearing II read. The senate Will have
IS Republicans. Independent Democrat and IL
Regular Democrats" according to the official
figures.
The following tables show the vote by coun-
ties for the candidates II the several parties
for Judge ~ the Court ot Appeals and for the
various State officers:
ATTORNEY GENERAL.