The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1895-11-15

Tho State ro-ciectS the present STATE Of
fIcers ana elects Judge Celora T Martin Z.
the Court OF Appeals by pluralit; ot abou
10000 The same ticket was car cd in 1873.
Ivy about 2i.O0O plurality. Rochester is tha
only city showing Demoorati" gains. E-
IVb,icauS carried Rensselaer, and Allan.
Counties. c'CrtInG Senator's in er",,. Eg:ncs
was elected to theSennte in the Forty-sacDud
District. and Cogg"ShaI, Independent WIS
elected ia Oneida. Nobody but R"nUblieanS
We're elected in Erie County.
senator Clarence LeHow was 'r!".c"t"d in
!hc Thirt s-a"rond District MA r. iu,sd ms
,1rity. Wes;"h"ste: County went with the
Republicans wave =. Irvin; Burns was
chosen Senator against Charles p. McCiel-
hand. Tho county went about 1850 Repubh-
can on State officers.
The Senate and Assembly arc now Repuh-
ljcnu hy good working majorticS In each
House the Republican majority has been
largely increased. The New YORK State SEN
ate, which will hold for three year, and vote
for a United States Senator IL 1897. Will
probably stand Republicans 81: Demo
Gratis, II; independent. !; Republican ma
iOrity. 2i. The Assembly will stand: Repuh-
licans, los; Democrats. AZ; Republican ma
j0ritv. 66.
Tho Republican State Officers were re-
elected hy an average plurality u. about
* 600.
1t is estimated that the proposition to cy-
i'"Gd ?9,OOO.o6O upon canal improvements la
carried. The measure IL :; Republican, one.
through. The canal Vote wIs, However.
very light in some parts of the State, ana
me question was misunderstood in Others.
IN New York City Tammany Hall elected
every one OF its candidates !or city and
county Offices, ten out OF twelve candidate,
Tor the STAT" Senate, thirty out of thirty-hvc
canI;1ntes for the Assembly and Amos J.
cummings. it.; candidate for tho Unite!
States House OF Representatives. Out ol :;
total registration of 2SI ,O0S, Horatio C.
- 80 20 E
State. received l2e, ,9Gl votes. against ~ go
fGr John Palmer, the Republican candidate
OF the "Gtirc vote for all the city aui cOuuty
"ni .crs Tammanv Hall had q large majority.
Tammany Hal elected its entire city and
county iicNct ~ riuraEticS varying from
ls.n0o / $4,000. It waa estimated that the
Sir'ki". vot" would moi exceed $500
HEi that the Good Government
tr,;r; Iu." would not exceed 1000.
The plurality in New York City Tor Horatio
{. King. Democrat, for Secretary of State,
ovc! John Palmer, Republican. is $4,000.
For County Ciark, Henry ID. purroy, Tam
maay. has 1900 plurality over Thomas L..
Hamilton, Fusion. For Register Will
,;E Schr."r. Tamm&uy, defeats Thomas
+ kcatinc, Fusion, ny about $4,000.
CuM.~arv to all expectation, thr new ballot
cause! practicaiiy no trouble a all. and ex-
rrrt IL II i"w instances II seemed to give per
feet satisfaction. A unique feature OF the
day "a. tnr Presence al sOmr O; the polls OF
women. Who invited voters T. r;s: ballots
lr- -DU.r particular cIDGiiat"
E:npklyu and kin-- County gave tho head
u' II" Democratic Sta;" tich":. Genera!
iiu-G;!r &. KIM. - resident oI 3ruoklyr
1u.'t "ono m"jur!ty. Fourtccu oG, 0i :w"u-
;v-,:." i;'pG lean ASS"mniyMru and posi-.
t.E-..',.'y. Il; !"a~i iiv" Ol me sever! Rc2ub-
hn;.I candidates for :j"nat" were elected
li" '"!u"!."1nS. Il W.T. said, mad elected
majority Oi ia" Board al Aldermen.
EiWdri Vi. Grout, the Democratic candidate
Wa "i'.'cd Mayor Of Brooklyn by small
:,lGruutI. Tn" vote for Shepard
"i- smaller tana was anticipated.
Later ;ar a'.thrrit&tiyS statement thar tho
or.t.r'' rr.'Viar Democratic city and county
'j"E"t i.l bon elected i'll Brooklyn aad
KIN" County wa mad" by John T.. Shea
.I;. ;..'nGu II 'H, Cnnpaicl Committee.
ig a".- l.'i,l CITY cr~r"":'i return
-n.',..' g.. election oi Patrick }. Gleason
"..a J.. plurality o' nJo't 211.