The sun., 1894-11-08

In 1859 New York went Democrats By ies'0Vo ma
jority The next year the Republicans c.II,su .u
through the head OF their state ticket By mslou'S
| Of 10000
The Populist. in new York city poued fewer votes
on Tuesday than they did year ago. Perheps .oi,'s
Of them voted the Democratic ticket The ncoms tsh
was expected to secure their support
Thi. year for the nrst time the Republicans are
ahead Of the Democrats below the Harlem RIVER s'
well ss above
Col. Edward A. McAIpin Of the seventy.hrst Req
| ment II to be AdjutantGeneral and Freoer'es ~
Lswee OF the Seventh Regiment, inspector ON
| Gov. Mortons stsn, 80 ~ said
one result OF Tuesdays election Is give the Rspub-
Iicans majority the bench Of the Court OF Appeals
After Jan 1 they will have four Judges Andrews
Bartlett, Finch, and Haight The Democrs" VIII nave
three Judges: Gray, Peckhsm, and o'Brien.
When defeated for the once Of Recorder in 1873.
Frederick syth carried only three districts or the
city the Second Third and Fourth This year he car
red only three districts the First Second and fourth
The portion Of the Third district which secured To MT
smyth a ajority In 1875. IL now part OF the second
| which he carried on Tuesday.
only two local nominees Of ,hs state Democracy for
| Congress, Assembly or Alderman were elected on
! Tuesday. One on the Tammany Hall tlcket the
other supported by the Republicans
In 1885, Grants vote for Mayor was $4,000. In
| 1890. his for Mayor 10000. on Tuesday.
| his vote for Mayor was 10000.
| The Chairman Of the Executive Committee OF the
| independent County Organization, Ernest Harvier,
said I'VE have every general reason to rejoice at
the result OF Tuesdays contest and for two special
| reasons besides. ours the only antiTammany
organization which paid, nrst TO last, Its own ex'
penses, refusing even the sum prorered by the
Committee of seventy and ours was the only one
which had defections from Its ranks TO Tammany.
,np ~ nus Committee. from
each Assembly district not went over TO Tam.
many. They all stood straight. II was remarkably
credtable showing"
The most positive and authentic election details
from the state OF Mississippi leave reasonable doubt
Of the fact that 1t is still Democratic.
The Board OF Aldermen elected on Tuesday will re.
main In ONCE until Jan l. 1897 unless sooner abol.
shed the state Legislature which Ia Republican In
both branches The present method Of elecng Alder.
men was adopted In 1es3.
These are some OF the municipal vacancies which
will require the attention OF Mayor strong: Police
Commissioner TO succeed James J. Martin. . Fire
Commissioner to succeed s. Rowland Robbins. q
Charities Commissioner to succeed Edward c. sheehy
Health Commissioner TO succeed Charles q. WILSON,
a Park Commissioner to succeed Nathan straus, a
Dock Commissioner TO succeed J. Sergeant Cran
Tax Commissioner to succeed Joseph Blumenthai
three Excise Commissioners to succeed william
Dalton, N. c. Murphy and Eugene L. Bushe and the
to these School Commissioners: Charles H.
Knox Miles N. o'Brien. John L. Hunt, Charles c.
wehrum. Thaddeus Moriarty, Henry A. Rogers and
Albert J. Elias
The Individual who says "I told you So" concerning
Tuesdays election. and gives figures TO prove It, is
this year Republican, and IL seems too that he voted
the straight Republican ticket.
The Republicans of New York appear to have done
better Tuesday without Davenport's United States
msrshais and supervisors the polls than they
able to do with them. Davenport has gone.
Twenty.one OF the forty.four States elected Gov.
Tuesday. Twentyone OF the fortyfo
States elected Legislatures to choose United States
Tuesday These the States elected
both: California Colorado, Delaware Idaho, Kansas
Massachusetts,, Michigan, Minnesota, Nebraska. New
Hampshire. South Carolina, South Dakota. Tennessee,
Texas. Wyoming.
Tuesdays experience at the polls, Il Is agreed by
men Of all parties, shows the imperative need OF q
radical amendment OF the existing ballot law. In
every voting place electors were delayed and In some
districts they actually disfranuh!sed by reason
Of the present cumbersome system, The election OF
Charles 7. saxton him from the Senate, In
which, presiding ofcer. he has vote. and clears
the way for more simple and comprehensive system
to expedite and clarity the voting. /
Why has sent Acknowledgements and con
gratulatons 10 the Latin-American Union for Its
part In Tuesdays victoryr Has this matter been
overlookedp The address of the Latin American
Union Is In West Fourteenth street, the Sal
walton Army.
The next Board Of Estimate and Apportioument
Will consist OF william L. Strong. Republican; John
Jeroloman, anti -Tammany Democrat, and William H.
clark, Ashbel r. Fitch. and Edward p. Barker Tam
many Hall Democrats. Mr.. Clark and Mr. Barker were
appointed by Tammany Mayors Mr.. Fitch elected
Comptroller on the Tammany Hall ticket in 1898.
The detection OF italian voters in the Second and
Third districts Tuesday very marked. Aiarge
majority OF them, for the nrst time recent years In
New York, voted the straight Republican ticket The
east side districts below Fourteenth remark.
ably well for Strong and Gon surprising those who
did not know the extent Of the hard work done in
those districts for those candidates.
There were 5.Is5 polling places in the State on
Tuesday and In $500 OF them. from present adyices
Mr. Morton had plurality. Wheeler does not appear
to have carried single election district
The defeat OF the Popullsts in Nebraska and Colo
RADIO and the success OF the Republicans the iegis-
latve night In Delaware, practically assures Repub
can majority In the next United States Senate These
are the three States classed doubtful the prem.
mary estimates but all three appear In the Re
publican column.
The political astuteness OF Richard Croker I'm retI,
Ing from the leadership Of Tammany Hall seems TO |
nnd ample endorsements In the returns OF Tuesdays
election
One result OF the adoption OF the judiciary amend
ment 20 the State Constitution will be the election OF
three new Supreme Court Judges In this city I'm No
vember next not TO nll vacancies but as additional
Judges In this judicial district.
After Jan. New York will have. for the nrst time
In Its history. for the term OF three years German
sherin. IL will have also a Mayor born In Ohio Ths
political luck OF Ohio (except Ohio Democrats)
Is proverbai. Col strong's canvass by the way vas
managed by an Ohio man, Gen. Anson O. Mccook a
native OF steubenvile. So far can observed from
perusal OF the election returns OF Tuesday there
were no Ohio men on the Democratic ticket
Foreign Notes or Real Interest,
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