New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-07
DEMOCRACY IS NOT POPULAR.
ITS STRONGHOLDS INVADED AND CAP
TURED BY THE REPUBLICANS.
TAMMANY ALONE sURvIVEs THE SHOCK.
THE LATEST RETURNS PLACE NEw-JERsEY'
MARYLAND AND KENTUCKY IN THE REPUB-
LICAN FOLD AND INCREASE THE PLURALI-
TIES IN NEARLY EVERY QUARTER
WOMAN SUFFRAGE DEFEATED IN
Observation-Disclosures SILVER
COSTS THE DEMOCRATS
CONGRESSMAN

CONGRESSMAN
More complete returns from Tuesdays elec-
tions tend rather to swell than to diminish the
size of the Republican victory. Outside OF this
city it was nothing less than landslide Ihe
New-York State Republican ticket was retained
in Office with a substantial Endorsement in the
shape Of 1000 plurality. The Legislature Will
have a Republican majority Of seventy-six on
Joint ballot Brooklyn undoubtedly went Re-
publican. although the Democrats are crying
loudly for an official ballot before they VIII
concede Wurster's election. Tammany alone
stands forth as the surviving remnant OF the
Democracy. with puralities In the city ranging
from Is 900 20 $4,000.
In New-Jersey full returns have increased the
plurality for Griggs Of 25 OoO only three counties
In the State remaining in the Democratic
column. The new Legislature will consist or
eighteen Republican and three Democratic
Senator's and forty-two Republican and eigh-
teen Democratic and Independent Assembiymen.
The downfall Of the bosses Is complete
Maryland did as we'll as NewJersey. The
German Rasin ring is buried under Republi-
can majority Of over forty joint ballot in
the Legislature, insuring the election Of Re-
publican colleague for Senator German In the
United States Senate. The plurality OF the Re-
publican candidate for Governor. Lloyd Lown-
des. is not less than 5000.
Kentucky has Joined in the Republican move
ment and elected Colonel Bradley as Governor by
a majority variousy estimated at from 5000 TO
$4,000 The size of the victory only is in doubt the
defeat Of Hardin being conceded by the Demo-
Gratis
General Asa Bushnells plurality in Ohio is now
placed at over 10000. The Legislature, which is
to choose a successor to Calvin S. Brice in the
United States Senate. is Republican by an over
whelmlng majority and will undoubtedly name
ey Governor j. b. Foraker as Mr. Shermans col
league.
The result in Utah is still involved in some
doubt with the chances In favor OF the Repub-
lean candidate for Governor and the Democratic
candidate for Congress. The Legislature, how
ever which will elect two United States Senator's.
Is safely Republican.
The completed figures for Massachusetts give
Governor Greenhalge plurality Of 64,4ss. Woman
suffrage was voted down by a still larger ma
joritv
Pennsylvania, where only State officers were
e. ,cted Is again this year the banner state 80 far
an the Republican plurality Is concerned. All the
figures not yet in. but the latest returns give
the victory to Haywood candidate for State
Treasurer by about 10000.
In Nebraska and Kansas only judicial officers
were elected The Republican candidates were
succes ssful In both States, by $4,000 plurality In
the former and 10000 in the latter Iowa elected a
Republican Governor by some 10000 plurality.
Mississippi and Virginia, as usual, went Demo-
cratic.
Free silver the issue before the people In
the XVIIIth Congress District in Illinois, and a
Democratic plurality OF 1000 was changed to a
large Republican plurality. In Massachusetts a
Republican Congressman was also elected In
this city Amos j. Cummings, the Tammany can
didate was successful.
Municipal elections in Chicago and Detroit re-
suited also in Republican successes.