The morning call., 1894-04-11
THE TIDE TURNS.
Republicans Sweep New
York.
NEW JERSEY ALSO SAFE.
Town Elections Result in a Great
Victory.
CLEVELAND BEATEN IN ALBANY.
Democracy Defeated by Tremendous
Majority in Favor of Honest
Elections.

ALBANY, n. Y, April 10.-One of the
quietest municipal elections ever held in
this city was followed by almost pandr-
monium on the streets when the returns
showed that the Democratic ticket had
been defeated by tremendous majority III
favor of the pure election party. composed
of Republicans and independent Demo-
Gratis. The battle of the day was between
the Democratic organization here, led by
d. G. Herrick, supporter of Cleveland,
on the side Of James w. Rooney, its caD-
didate for Mayor. aud the honest elections
party. composed of Republicans and Hill
Democrats, supporting combination
ticket composed OF members of both par
ties. The result Tonight is that the
party which has controlled the city
for fifteen years must leave the
offices. The organization party last
fall gave majority for the Democratic
nominee for Secretary Of State of 1859.
while tonight 1t gave more than that ma
jority on the other side. Orin E. Wilson
(R.) is elected Mayor by 1921 majority.
The two Aldermen at large are the Re-
publicans and the honest election party
men respectively. In the Council there will
be five Republicans, five honest election
men. five organization Democrats. besides
the two Aldermen above mentioned. The
Board of Supervisors (city only honest
election party eleven; organization Demo-
Gratis six. The Board of Supervisors is
undoubtedly Republican as the county is
10 be heard from, and Is usually Republi-
can.
LocKPoRT. y. Y, April 1O.-The Re-
publicans elected their Mayor and five out
of six Aldermen to-day. This is the first
time in twenty EIGHT years that the town
has gone so strongly Republican.
TRENTON, N. j.. April 1O.-In to-day's
charter election the Democrats succeeded
in electing but one Councilman. Their
candidate for ncliTnan-at-arge was
beaten by over 1000 votes. The next
Council will stand Republicans Is, Demo-
Gratis 3.
JERSEY CITY. N. D.. April 10.-The city
went Republican by 3217. The new Coun-
ell will stand-Republicans Q. Democrats A.
PATERSON. N. j., April 10.-The Re-
publicaps elect three aldermen and the
Democrats 2. An Independent Republi-
can and an Independent Democrat is also
chosen.
PAssAIC. N. j.. April 10.-The Repub-
licans elected their tickets In three of
the four wards of the city to-day. The
city is usually Republican.
ORANGE. N. j., April 10.-The Repub-
icans swept this city to-day and elected
every man on the ticket. The normal
Democratic majority in the city is 600.
This is the first lime in twenty years that
the Repu blicans have controlled all the
branches of the city government at one
time.
ELIZABETH. n. j., April 10.-The Re-
publicans elect their Mayor by 200 major
iiy. Tie Democrats carry two wards and
the Republicans four for Aldermen.
NEWARK. n. j., April 10.-From re-
turns received at o'clock the Repu blican
candidate for Mayor has carried the city
by 800 majority.
NEW BsUNswICK. N. j., April 10.-The
election to-day gives the Republicans one
alderman gain.
CAMDEN. N. j.. April 10.-The Republi-
cans elected everything. Not ian who
appeared on the Democratic ticket appears
In the list of those elected.
VERONA, N. j.. April 10.-The Demo-
Gratis elected their ticket to-day by big
maiOritg.