Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1894-11-15
DELUGE OF VOTES
Cast Against Democrats ~
Over the Country.

Tannnany Men Routcd-M ortons Majority
Estimated at Over -Massachu.
setts. Ohio and Pennsylvania RepuDii-
cans Turned Out In Force.
BosToN, Nov THE story of the Mas.
sachusetts election can easily be told
The triumph Of the Republicans is so com.
pletc that even the Democratic leaders ara
stunned at tho result Governor Green.
halge is reelected chief executive Of this
state by majority of more than $1,000, II
of the ID congressman are Republicans,
and the state Legislature in both branches
is completely under the control OF thu
same party
The McNary- McEttrick Atwood trisn-
gular contest in the Tenth district threw
that into Republican co. troll. while thu
same state of affairs exists in the Eighth
Suffolk senatorial district. Mcssrs. Coakley
and Cronan, Democratic. losing to their
Republican antagonist, Mr. Fuller
The vote as whole was light one, and
wherever there was a big falling of tha
Democrats lost in nearly every case a
great deal more than their share.
OF the cities. Lynn's vote was especi
ally light Mr. Russell falling nearly 91oi
behind last years vote, while Mr.. Green
halge lost about l9oo
Someryille also showed falling off OF
about twice as many votes for the Demo
Gratis rs for the Republicans.
New Hampshire.
CONCORD, y. H. Nov SIN returns
from 23j towns and wards in New Hamp-
shire already heard from Buse REP
has 4O535 Kent tDeml 2S.l2D, Knowles
Pro) 1919, and Epps (Pop) 594, making
Bushels plurality over Kent 2,404 These
same towns in 1892 gave smith (Rep.l 49,
1876 and Mckinney 30 1873. Should the ra-
tios OF Republican gain and Democratic
loss be the same in the As towns not yet
heard FROM Bushels final plurality over
Kent will be Il, 7j2 the largest plurality
ever given gnhcrnatorial candidate in
the history OF the Republican party in
New Hampshire.
Rhode Island.
PROVIDENCE Nov. S.-The Democratic !
defeat Was complete. Every city in the
state went Republican. The city Of New
port, which few days ago elected a Dem
ocratic mayor, gave Bull, the Republican |
congressional candidate, over 500 plural |
ity Bulls plurality in the state will be
about 1900. The majority OF Arnold (Rep) !
IN the Second district will be the largest
ever given "A candidate in the district.
Connecticut.
NEW HAVEN, Nov. 9.-The complete
vote Of the state in Tuesdays election |
shows Collins plurality, l5,7ll majority
Hob
ON - go
NEW York Nov 9--1hc total vote OF
New York state compiled from official
sources shows Hill, jlLS1I; Morton, 6oS,
7l2 Morton's plurality in the state Is
I5},s3s
In New York city, strong fRcp.) will be
elected by from 20,GOO to 1000 plurality
LAWYER Goff who conducted the exami-
nation Of the witnesses before the Lexow
committee, has been elected recorder over
Sinyth, Tammany candidate, by from 70,
600 to 10000.
Tammany never received such beating
in its history Not alone is the general
county and city ticket showed under bu;
the Tammany candidates for assembly.
men and aldermen were treated to tho
most unexpected defeats Even the So
Ch4Atu ptfON h1ui-
tcenth street rcpudiaied the tiger
Delaware.
WILMINGTON, Del, Nov. S.-Dclawarc
returns complete give a Republican ma
joriiy of 1900 The Republicans elect the
governor and congressman and local tick
cts in two counties i'm the Legislature Tho
senate stands five Democrats and four Re
publicans; house, IA Republicans and
seven Democrats On joint ballot there
are 10 Republicans and II Democrats.
This insurcs Republican successor 10
United States Senator Higgins.
Ohio.
CINCINNATI, Nov. S.-More complete re-
turns indicate that the Republican plural
ity for secretary of state will exceed l50,-
900. The present Ohio delegation in con.
gresS consists of IL Democrats and 10 Re
publicans. The newly elected delegation
consists OF 10 Republicans and two Demo.
srats
New Jersey.
TRENTON, Nov. S.-New Jersey sends
a solid Republican delegation to congress,
and when the legislature meets will name
a Republican 10 succeed John II. McPher-
son in the senate.
Pennsylvania.
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