Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1894-11-08
Hill and Tammany Showed Under in
New York.

The election on Tuesday resulted in
the complete defeat Of the Democratic
party throughout the United States.
The Republicans swept the country
from ocean to ocean, receiving enor-
nous majorities in almost every State
where there was contest. The next
House of Representatives will be Re-
publican by a majority of over one
hundred.
There was landslide in favor OF
the Republicans in West Virginia.
They elect all four of their Congress
men and probably. have carried the
Legislature, which will insure the
election of Republican United States
Senator to succeed Senator Camden.
Dovener wins the first district by 1000
majority over Howard; Dayton S
friends claim 1000 majority over Will
son in the second; Huling defeats AL
derson by 5000 in the third; and
Miller has 1000 majority over Harvey
in the fourth.
In this district all the Democratic
candidates for the Legislature are
elected. Catlett has 500 majority for
the State Senate; cambridge, Nc
Donald and Stuckey each have good
majorities for the House of Delegates.
In Maryland John X. Cowen and
Harry Welles Rusk, Democrats, were
elected to Congress from Baltimore,
Governs plurality being l,03O, The
Republicans carried the second, fifth
and sixth congressional districts.
Wellington defeated Williams in the
sixth by 1900 plurality. Allegsny
county gave 1881 Republican major
ity and Washington county TIA.
The Republicans carried New York,
Morton's majority over Hill being
about 10000. The Legislature is
largely Republican, and that party
elects 80 Congressman, gain Of Is.
In New York city Hugh Grant, Tam
many's candidate for mayor, was
showed under by Col. VIM. L. Strong
by 10000 majority.
John G. Evans, the Tillman candi-
date for Governor of South Carolina,
is elected by 10000 majority, and the
congressional delegation is solidly
Democratic.
The free-silver Democratic-P opulst-
fusion ticket in Nebraska was elected
and probably carried the Legislature,
insuring the election of Congressman
Bryan to the Senate in place of Mr..
Henderson.
The bolt of the sugar planters in
Louisiana was of no avail, and a solid
Democratic delegation is returned to
Congress.
In Massachusetts, the Republicans
elect all their Congressman, gain of
four. They elect their State ticket by
10000 majority.
The Republicans win in Illinois by
10000 majority and elect sixteen Con-
gressmen.
In Virginia the Democrats claim to
have elected all ten of their Congress
men. A light vote was pOlled.
The Republicans have elected all
their candidates in Delaware.
The Democrats in North Carolina
claim to have elected their State and
judicial tickets, at least seven out of
the nine Congressman and majority
of the Legislature, which will elect two
United States Senators. The fusion
lists claim, however, to have carried
the Legislature.
Michigan and Connecticut both went
Republican.
General Hastings was elected Gov
ernor in Pennsylvania by $4,000 ma
jority. The Democrats only get two
Democratic Congressman in the State.
Ohio went Republican by 10000
majority. They elect 19 of the q
Congressman.
New Jersey elects a Republican
Legislature, insuring a Republican
Senator, and sends solid delegation
of the same party to Congress.
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