Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1894-11-16

Levi P. Morton (Rep.) was elected Cover
nor over David B. Hill (Dem.) by majority
Of from 165, 900 to 175,0 900. Charles T. Saxton
was elected Lieutenant Governor by a less
majority over Daniel Lockwood Oem.).
Albert T. Haight (Rep.) was elected Judge
of the New York Court of ADpsals by
at least 10000 plurality. Morton and
Saxton carried sixty-three of the sixty-seven
counties of the State. The Republicans have
a large majority in the Assembly, and as thu
good working majority on joint ballot In
the city of New York Senator Hill
has a plurality of 2549, while in
Kings County Mr.. Morton has reversed
the plurality of $4,000 given to Mr.. Flower
and has put that plurality to his own credit,
making a Republican gain of $4,000. The en-
tire Republican local ticket was elected in
Kings. The entire anti-Tammany ticket in
New York City, with Mr. Strong at its head,
was elected by majorities ranging from
80, 900 to $4,000, those for Mr.. Strong and
Mr.. Golf reaching toward the higher figure
The Republicans apparently carried all
the Constitutional amendments. The ques-
tion of the consolidation of Brooklyn and
other suburban cities and towns with New
York seemed to have been decided in the mega
tive, Brooklyn voting against it, and other
towns, SO far as heard from, sustaining her.
The Republicans also gained largely IL their
Congressional delegation. OF ten candi-
dates for Congress, chosen either partly or
wholly by New York City votes, Tammany
has elected or helped to elect five, and the
Republicans five, Tammany loss of four.
Amos J. Cummings was defeated by Shan
non (Rop.) and Quigg Rep.) wss also re-
elected. The Republicans claim to have
gained fourteen Congressman in the State.
NORTH CAROLINA.
North Carolina elected minor officers, a
Legislature which will choose two United
States Senator'S, and nine Representatives in
Congress. Itgave Cleveland 81, sos plurality
in 1892 The present representation in Con-
gress contains eight Democrats and one Re-
publican.
The Democratic State and judicial ticket
was elected by reduced majorities- The
Legislature will be Democratic by a good
majority Early indications were that the
Democrats had carried at least seven out OF
nine Congress districts.
NORTH DAKOTA.
North Dakota elected a Governor and
other State officers, a Legislature, and
Representative in Congress. 1t gave the
Democratic-Peoplesf fusion ticket 181 plural
ity in 1892. The present Representative Is a
Republican.
According to first returns Kinter (Dem.)
had received big vote for Governor, and
was probably elected. Wallace (Popuilst)
ran behind his ticket. Muir (Fusion) is
probably elected to Congress Democrats
and Populists fused on all offices but Cover
OHIO.
Ohio elected minor State officers and
twenty-one Representatives in Congress. 1t
gave Republican plurality of 30. 995 in 1893,
and of 1912 for President in 1892. OF the
present Representatives in Congress eleven
are Democrats and ten Republicans.
Taylor head of the ticket, candidate for
Secretary of State and the present incumbent,
was elected by plurality of about 105, 900 !;
at least sixteen Republican Congressman
were elected and both brenches of the Cen
eral Assembly are Republican. Congress
man Cultivate (Dem.) was defeated by more
than 1900 plurality.
PENNSYLVANIA.
PENNSYLVANIA elected Governor and other
State officers, two RepresenEatives-at-Lar
in Congress, besides twenty eight by districts.
1t gave a Republican plurality of 135, 146 for
Treasurer in 1898, and OF 63, TAT for President
In 1892 Nine of its present Representatives
are Democrats and the rest are Republicans.
Early returns indicated that the R9puDli-
can State ticket would have 10000 major
ity. The Republicans claimed the election
OF twenty-seven Congressman. Every county
in the State shows Republican gains.
RHODE ISLAND.
Rhode Island elected two Representatives
il Congress the presen two are Democrats.
Both Republican candidates for Congress
were elected by large majoritles-he!vIlle
Bull in the First, and Warren Q. Arnold in
the Second District.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
South Carolina electel a Governor and
other State officers, a Legislature which
will choose United States Senator, and
seven Representatives in Congress. 1t gave
Cleveland ,314 plurality in 1892. The
present Representatives in Congress include
six Democrats and one Republican.
Figures indicated the election of Evans,
Tillmanite, for Governor, and the rest of the
State ticket by 10000. The delegation to
Congress is solidly Democratic Tne Legis-
lature is Tillmanite. and will elect Tillman
to succeed Butler in the United States Senate.