The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1895-11-06
BIG REPUBLICAN VOTE
NEW YORK STATE oIRRIED BY
MORE THAN SIXTY THOUSAND.

MORE THAN SIXTY THOUSAND.
Tammany, Though, Holds Control of New
York City-GoverLor Greenhalge Elected
in Massaehusetts-In Michigan the En-
tire Republican Ticket Was Successful
Big Republican Victories Are Reported
From New Jersey and Maryland.
New York, Nov. 5.-The republicans
carried the state to-day by 60,00O
Tammany elected her local ticket by
about 10000, and New York city went
democratic for secretary of state by
41,OOO, but the republicans come down
TO the Bronx with over 100000 votes to
spare.
In the Tenth congressional district in
this city Amos j. Cummings, DEM, was
elected but his success was plainly due
to his personal popularity.
OF the fifty senators in this state the
democrats elected only sixteen, and of
the $50 assemplymen only forty-six,
Long Island City. Nov. 5.-Returns
from this city are slow and incomplete.
The indications are that the city will,
however, give 1900 democratic plurali-
ty. In the contest for the mayoraNy
ex-Mayor Gleason leads with several
districts yet to hear from.
Amos j. Cummings, dem., has been
elected to congress in the Tenth district
by big majority.
Brooklyn, Nov. 5.-B. ]. Yorke of the
democratic county committee claims
that Kings county will give 10000 plu-
rality on the state ticket.
The republican county committee con-
cedes Kings county to the democratic
state ticket by a small plurality. 1t
claims the election of Wursrer, the re-
publican candidate for mayor, by 5000
plurality.
New York, Nov. 5-The Sun says
that Griggs, rep, is elected governor OF
New Jersey by 10000 majority.
Jamestown, N. Y, Nov. 5.-Dunkirk
complete gives Palmer TAT, King 731,
In 1898 it gave Palmer 720, Meyer 617
New York, Nov. 5.-John C. Sheehan
comedies the state to the republicans
and claims the city has gone 10000 to
10000 for the Tammany ticket.
Commissioner Roosevelt at 7:30 said
he must concede the defeat of the fu-
sion ticket in the county. II am sorry .
he said, "that the goo COOS have put a
premium on the state ticket by their
behavior in nominating a ticket of their
own
The World says the democrats claim
Kings county by $4,000.
The city of Watertown complete gives
Palmer, rep, 2,1O1; King, dem, 1514.
Lockport, N. Y, Nov. 5.-Reports
from eight districts, city and town, at
6:15 b. M show heavy republican gains,
indicating Niagara county is republican
by 1000.
olean, N Y, Nov. 5.-Fourteen towns
in Cattaragus county, including Olean
town and city, give Palmer 2,027 plur-
ality.
Brooklyn, Nov. Slater returns from
the wards of this city indicate the cleo
ton of Grout, the democratic candidate
for mayor. Shepard, the democratic
reform candidate, polled a remarkably
small vote. 1t looks as If he did not
get 10000 votes. Returns now indicate
that the democratic county ticket is
elected.
New York, Nov. 5.-The result Of the
election In New Jersey indicates a
sweeping republican victory in nearly
every district, even in portions which
have been for years strongholds of
democracy John W. Griggs, the repub-
lican candidate for governor, has been
elected by a surprisingly large plurality,
probably about $4,000. Five Of the sew
zen new state senators are republican,
and in the assembly the democrats have
lost much ground. Hudson county alone
shows any democratic strength. In
Essex, a democratic county, Griggs is
believed to have run 1000 ahead of Nc
Gill, the oposing candidate, while all
eleven assemblymen in this county are
republican. Hunterdon county is dem
ocratic by greatly decreased majority.
While New Jersey had a republican leg
islature more than once of late Griggs is
the first successful gubernatorial can
didate in many years, and his election
is regarded as an index of the national
ballot next fall