The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-11-07

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Harlem river. A.. ,a.d,..
candidates Is considerably in excess Of
tEat polled for Flower and Fassets iof
governor in 1891, in addition % whiSa
n die votes cast this year Tor Everett +.
Wheeler, Independent Deaoefat, Wnleh
exceed 1000 The tremendous re.
wubiIcan sweep in the city and state It
L estfmated, has elected tRenty.three
RepublIcan congressman, 4 gain OF eight
over tho present representation In Con-
II was tho expressed belief Of those
Who were conducting the campaign for
the Democrats in the state that depfe-
cinied maiorities below the Harl EN- Tor
the party there would be ot.set by In.
creased maiorities above that rivers
bank for the Democracy. The most
sanvuine expected that the Democratic
party with Senator Hill at It's head,
would show recuperatiou from the vote
given for MAYNARD in 1893 In place OF
ali anticipated results came q sweep OF
eucb proportions and from every quarter
beyond the highest claims made BY tue
Republicans. o. mn
from ptdfRHttth t&HRaak A'So. NYsNSV
TO 800, 900 in the district below the Har-
lem for the Democratic party. the Re-
publican party turns the city vote into
10000 plurality for It's state candidates.
In ali the Democratic estimates given
on the eve Of election It was contended
that the Democratic plurality below the
Harlem would be at least $4,000 The
surprises are not confined to this change
Of votes, but an analysis shows
that Senator Hill will run behind even
the vote OF Maynard, while in the state,
he fell below the vote cast for Governor
Flower in 1891. An analysis OF such
figures as are obtainable tonight, shows
that the Republican party alone gained
by the increased registration, for MIR.
Morton's vote in all the upper county
districts show large gains over the Fas'
sett vote Of 1891. In the cities this
same increase in registration appears TO
have been detrimental to the Demo.
Gratis.
The vote in Albany county was one OF
the many surprises Of the election. For
years Albany county on state or national
issues has been looked upon as reli-
able Democratic stronghold. good from
1000 to 1000 Democratic majority. The
Democratic managers In view OF
this fact, and that it is also the home
OF Senator Hill, looked for majority
mot less than $500. They felt conf.
dent that Senator Hill could be given
handsome vote, as Judge Maynard car
ried the county by a normal Demo-
cratic majority, Notwithstanding the
Rennblican trend in other portions OF
the state.
The results OF the sweeping victory
are moro far.reaching than simply the
election OF the Republican state ticket.
While the returns are very incom-
plete OIL the election amendments, 1t Is
highly probable, according to the first
returns. that ali OF them arc adopted.
The percentage OF loss 40 compared with
the vote for the head Of the ticket
Is not nearly so large as 1t was
supposed to be and tho result therefore,
is that the Legislature will consist OF
fiftylseuators and LEO assemblymen that
pool.selling or races will be prohibited
and that new judiciary system will be
iraugurated. The sweep also means
that for the first time in many years the
Republicans will haye control OF the
state legislature, and at the same time
have n governor In the chair in political
harmony with them.
3. A. M.-Rcturns from 2.256 districts
out Of $3.50 election districts In New
York state outside OF New York aud
KINGS counties give Hill, DEM, els, S43;
Morton. Rep, 318,411; Wheeler, lnd.
Dem, 3,S76.
Morton's plurality 9756s, net Re-
publican gain Of 74,732.
The entire congressional delegation
from Kings county is Republican.
TIE BULLETINS OF THE NIGHT.
% New York, Nov. 6.-The returns
from the strong Tammany districts Of
this CITY show remarkable falling of
in the strength Of that organization. and
indications are, from figures go far re-
ceiyed, that Grant is defeated for
mayor, while Morton is polling an I'M
expectedty large vote ininortnat Demo-
cratic strongholds.
2iO districts out of 1,l4l give Grant
1913, Strong e4,75S.
IS election districts out Of $3.50 out
aide OF New York and Kings county
give Hill 4.056, Morton 6.625. Wheeler
81. Same districts In 1891 gave Flower
1855, Fassett 1856. .,,
Kings connty-l40 districts: Hill
1920, Morton Is, 1873. Wheeler 2, 1875.
81 districts outside New York and
Brooklyn give Morton S,S7l, Hill A.
S6S, Wheeler ITO.
The same districts in 1891 gave Fas-
sett 1917, Flower $3.50.
$50 election districts out OF ], l41 give
Hill 56,574, Morton $3.50, Wheeler
4,529.
$50 districts out OF 1.l4i give Hill
59,l1l, Morton 1921, Wheeler 4,679.
$50 districts out OF l,14l give Grant
10000, Strong 29,276.
As districts out OF $3.50 dis
tricts outside OF New York aud Kings
give Hill 5,l0l, Morton 1912, Wheeler
l07. Same districts in 1891, gave Flow
or $3.50, Fassett $685..
900 districts in Kings county. give
Hill 2l,los, Morton 2S,6s3, Wheeler
3,243.
Same districts last year gave Maynard
23,964, Bartlett 23.579.
80 districts out OF !, l4l, give Grant
1881, Strong 96,050.
$50 districts out Of t,f4f. give Hill
66.74l, Morton 81, 762, Wheeler 5,12O.
800 districts out of l, 14l give: Grant
26,t46, Strong 36,650
$50 districts ont OF 1,14l give: Hill
66.74l, Morton 84,762. Wheeler s, 100.
327 districts out OF ], 14l give: Grant
2G,l46, Strong $1,000.
$50 districts out OF 1,14l give: Hill
s7,Ss9, Morton 65, 1884. Wheeler $3.50.
Kings county, $50 districts. Hill 81
092. Morton 81, 1874, Wheeler 4.028. Same
districts last year gave Maynard 90,5Sl,