The record-union., 1894-11-07

ated majorities below the Harlem for the
party there would be offset by increased
maJorlties above the rivers bank for the
Democracy. The most sanguine ex-
pected that the Democratic party, with
Senator Hill at its head, would STOW re-
cnperation from the vote given for May
nard in 1893.
In all the Democratic estimates on the
eve OF the election it was contended that
the Democratic plurality below the
Harlem would be at least $1,000 The
surprises are not confined to the change
OF vote, but an analysis shows that Sem
ator Hill will run behind even the vote
OF Maynard. while in the State he fell be-
low the vote cast for Governor Flower in
1891.
An analysis of such figures as are OBJ
talnabIe tonight shows that the Repu b.
llcan party alone gained by the increased
registration, for Mr.. Morton's vote in all
the upper country districts shows large
gains over the Fasselt vote OF 1891. In the
cities the same increase In registration
appears To nave been detrimental to the
Democrats
The vote in Albany County was one OF
the many surprises of the election. For
years Albany County in State or ma
tlonal issues has been looked upon as q
reilable Democratic stronghold, good for
from 900 to 1000 Democratic majority,
1
Democratic managers, in view of this
fact, and that it is also the home Of Sem
ater Hill, looked for majority of not less
than 2,500. They felt confident that Sem
ator Hill would be given a handsome
| vote, and Judge Maynard carried the
county by a normal Democratic major
! lty, Notwithstanding the Republican
| trend III other portions of the State.
In Monroe, with it's Repu blican city of
Rochester, the natural Republican plu-
rality WAS doubled, late figures giving
| Morton 5000, where in 1891 the same
county only gave to Fassett 800.
RENSSELAER, County, the home of Sen
! ator Murphy. held as closely to the Dem
ocratlc vote as any county in the State.
| he results for the sweeping victory
are more far-reaching than simply the
election OF the Republican State ticke
While the returns are very incom plete
on the election amendments, II Is highly
| probable, according To the first returns
| that all OF them are adopted. The per-
| centage of loss as compared with the vote
| OF the head of the ticket is not nearly as
| large as it was supposed TO be, but the re-
| suit therefore is that the Legislature will
| consist of fifty Senators and l50 Assem-
| blymen; that pool-selling on races viii
be prohibited, and that a new judiciary
system Will be inaugurated. The sweep
| also means that Tor the 1lrsL time IL
many years the Republicans will have
control of the State Legislature, and a
the same time have Il Governor in the
chair in political harmony with them.
The following Congressman are prob
ably elected: First District, Charles
Tracey lDem.): Seventh, Austin L. Ford
| tRep.); Eighth, James j. Walsh Tam
many; Ninth, Henry G. Miner Tam
| many; Tenth, Andrew J. Campell (Rep.)
| Eleventh, Ferdinand Erdman rep j
| Twelfth, George B. Mcclellan Tam
| many; Thirteenth, Robert q. Shannon
(Rep.); Fourteenth, L. L. Quigg (Rep.)
Fifteenth, Phillip i. Lowe (Rep.).
The indications at IL O'Clock are that
the New York Congressional delegation
| will be twenty-three Republicans anC
| eleven Democrats, gain OF eight for thS
Republicans.
NEW YORK, Nov. 6.-The entire Con.
| gressional delegation from Kings County
is Republican. Those elected were: Sec.
ond District, d. NJ. Hurley; Third, f. II
Wilson; Fourth, l. +. Fisher; Fifth, q
D. Bennett; Sixth, J. r. Howe.
New YORK, Nov. 6.-Total vote OF
Mayor: Strong, l52, ,60l; Grant, III, ,257
Strong over Grant, Il ,434.
New YORK, Nov. 6.-Returns from
New York City complete give Hill III :,
200: Morton, 1929. Hill's plurality
4,4OI. Mayor - Grant, l,257; Strong
152,G ,G9l. Strong's plurality, Il ,434.
}. w. Wolf Ind has been elected Re-
corder over Frederick Smythe Tam
many by plurality of 1881.
NEW YORK, Nov. 6.-2 A. M.-Later re.
turns to the congressional forecast in.
crease the Republican representation 10 ,
total of 81.
NEW York, Nov. 7.-2 A. M.-Twc
thousand three hundred and niuety-thret
out of !, ,339 election districts outside O
| New York and Kings Counties give Hill
230, ,33S; Morton, 3334 ,0S5; Wheeler, 4, ,O32.