The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-11-09
4 DEMOCRATIC
WATERLOO.
MISSISSIPPI AND EIRGiNIAALON
WENT DEMOCRATIC.
Maryland and New Jersey Get Out Of
the Democratic Line for the First
Timei in Years. New York State
Goes Republican by $4,000.


New Jersey by over $1,000; MARYLAND by TO-
| 900, and claim to have captured Kentucky.
Besides swinging these States over into the
Republican column, they increased their
usual maiorities in Massachusetts. Ohio,
| Iowa, and ell the Northern States where
elections were held. 1t was a Democratic
Waterloo.
TammanY elected her local ticket h. about
! 10000 ard New York city went Democratic
for Secretary of Stat" hy Il 900. but the Re-
publican- came down to the Bronx with over
100 900 votes 10 spare. In the tenth con-
! gressional district .Anlo: J. Cummings, DeIn-
! ocrat. was elected. hut bis silccess was plain
| ly due to his personal popularity.
| OF the 80 Senators in NJ" York the Demo-
! Gratis elected onIH Is, and ri the $50 Assem-
| blyman only 46
! The Senate elected will have u part in the
selection Of successor to David B. Hill. aad
! it is plain that he will not ln Il Democrat.
The Republican Sains were general all over
the State. In New York and Brooklyn Re
| publican Senators and Assemhlymen were
elected where Dem 3:rats have been returned
year after year. IN Brooklyn a Democratic
mayor pulled through by a narrow plurality.
VIOLENCE N BALTIMORE.
Inc heaviest EptS over cast ID Baltimore
was polled. It was the most exciting day
! Baltimore has kn2wn since the war. VIC
| lence and disorder wer0 the features
throughout. Notwithstanding the stringent
orders Of Marsha! Frey. most of the saloons
Of the city were wild" open and great deal
! Of drunkenness characterized the day. Sev-
! eral arrests werD made; III occasional shot
WIS fired; ballot boxes were smashed and
registration books torn 10 bits. The day
closed. however. without 4 political death
record.
Senatv. German has met his Waterloo.
| The latest indications point to i complete
| Republican victory III Maryland. Lloyd
Lowndes IS undoubtedly elected Governor
and the Balance OF the Republican State
ticket has an apparent majority OF over
! 10000 The Legislature will he Republican
on Joint ballot. thereby insuring a:Repuhlican
successor to United States Senator Gibson.
Lowndns Republican, is elected Mayor Of
| Baltimore.
The latest returns received at Louisville
mostly incomplete. from 95 counties and
towns. give Hardin Democrat. %, ,155: Brad
| ley. Republican, %, ,5%6. Hartiu's majority
3.6l9 Republican estimated maioritics only
| give Bradley 4 majority aggregatug 1896,
| leaving net majority Of 1928 for Hardin.
Louisville is certainly Republican by over
5000
NEW JERSEY.
The returns Of the election in New Jersey
| indicate sweeping victory for tho Republi-
| cans IN nearly every district, even in por-
tinDS which have been for years stronSGcids
OF Democracy. John ". Griggs. the Repub-
| can candidate for Governor, has been
elected by a surprisingly large plurality,
| probably by about $4,000. Five of the seven
! new State Senator'S arc Republicans, and in
tae Assembly the Democrats have lost much
! ground.
| Chairman KurtZ, Of the Republican State
committee, sent kilograms 70 Gen. Asa S.
| Bushnell. candidate for Governor; Gen.
Jones. Of Youngstown, candidate for Leu-
tenant Governor and Ex-Governor Foraker,
stating that the whole Republican State
ticket was elected by plura.ites bordering
| close around 100000, and congratulating
them. He also. at the same time, CAV" out
statement that tho Legislature elected
would stand as follows: Senate 81 Republ-
| can and IL Democrats; House, rs Repuhi-
cans and 36 Democrats. Republican major
ity on Joint ballot, ST.
IOWA PopULIsrs DOUBLE THEIR VOTE OF
LAST YEAR.
Reports from the State Indicate generally
|
show that through the State the Republicans
| have gained and the Democrats lost, despite
the falling off in the total vote. PopuliSts
! will, from Indications now at band, double
their vote OF $1,000 a year ago. The Re-
| publican State committee claims the Senate
| will be 42 Republican. Democratic. The
House will be Il Republicans, 26 Democrats.
! On joint ballot, Republicans III; Democrats
SO. Republican majority g.
UTAH PoPUL1sTs MAKE HEAVY eA1SB.
A special from Salt Lake. Utah, says: The
election passed off very quietly. The votes
! cast, on account Of bad weather, will not
exceed SO per cent. OF the total vote. Suff-
| cient returns have not yet lrnn received to
show with any degree 0f certainty what the
! results will be, hut prcseut indications are
that the vote will remain substantially as it
was last year, except that the Populist vote
for Lawrence for Governor will cut down
Wells, Republican, majority.
MASSACHUSETTS, WOMEN CAN'T VOTE YET.
Massachusetts rc-ccrLed Governor F. T.
Grecnhaige for Il third term hy about IS 900
plurality over George Fred Williams, Demo
crat, in a total vote of scne IL, 600 less tilau
last year. Lieutenant Governor Wilcott.
Republican. is reelected by 4; plurality
nearly as large. The halance of the Repuh-
| lican State ticket is cle:ted by slightly smaller
pluraities VIM H. Moody is elected 10
Congress in the sixth district by nearly 10, 900
majority over Harvey \. Shepard. Democrat
| The Democrats have gained one Senator in
Boston and a few Representatives through
! out the State. The question. ISIS it expedent
| to grant municipal suffrage to womea?" is
| decided in the negative hv majority rising
towards 81. 900 nr nearly two TO one.
PENNSYLVANIA INcREA:Es HER LAST PLURALITY
~ ABOUT 40.0g0 VOTES.
PENNSYLVANIA baS ri"rtrd HAYWOOD, Re-
publican for the Stat Treasurer by ma
| iority approXimHtlng 17j.1OD against :35. .14G
majority in lS93 for 1Hris"n. Republican
! State TREASURER The six Republican randi-
dates for Superior Court rl2rs are elected
| by mai"riti"s slightly trl4w that for Hay
| wood.
TEE VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE DEMOCRATIC.
The returns r,'r"iv",I at Richmond show
the election l,y tiG' Democrats Of II # t." ~
Senator's auI 81 ri Il.r i'm slrInyat.'S Several
counties stiii !" l.. !'r:irE ir":u will tmrst
certainly r'':uru lr'.il.'.r;its. 18th ir,IS"* nf
the G"n",.h l~,,'rIIY vii! i,"%prl.l question
| be fully il ,.UI.;r.:| =; tl?" l'iln"rrats.
MISSISSIPPI VERY sAFEIY DEMOCRATIC.
! The election IN Mississippi was q very tame
affair, ,h"re h-ing no excitement The
h0aIlici H':c -t's-'lhE ALA S'' Ililr -tHN LUG
! probability is that i,lll vote will be polled
everywhere. Hit is the Democratic major.
ity in the State will not fall far short O. 50,-
900.
The RESULT MIXED - COLORADO
The electi@ns in Colorado were for county
officers. A light Tcte was east in many
counties. due t. Il :nowstor!n lasting most
of the day. In the three larger counties. Ar
apahoe FL Paso and Pueblo. the Republican
party seems: to l,', defeated. In Denver the
interest in the election WIS intense and the
fusion ticket Won Armstrong for sheriff is
| i'll, n1.alo