The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-11-06

took what its members thought was
the best course
The Republican chairman, Lauter-
bach, says the lesson today is that
there will be no more fusion.
Fusion is dead forever" he said.
and the politicians of every faction
echo his declaration.
NEW YORK. Nov. 5.-New York
state has been carried by the Republic
cans by pluralities ranging from as
coo to $1,000. compared with the plu-
! rality of 24.4S4 for the head of the
ticket two Years ago. Returns from
more than one-half of the election dis
tricts outside Of the cities of New York
and Brooklyn. "or above the Harlem.
show q net Republican gain of l2Sc3,
compared with the vote of two years
ago. Maintaining the same average,
| the gains will reach $4,000 outside of
greater New York. In the two cities
| below the Harlem the Democratic plu-
! rality of 60,343 two years has been re-
duced about u, 900 giving the state to
| the head of the Republican ticket by
$4,000 plurality in round numbers.
In 1888 Palmer Rep) for secretary
/ of state, had plurality of S4.S27 ain
| New York state. above the Harlem,
while Never Oem.) had a plurality in
New York and Kings county of Co.
! 343. giving the Republican candidate
! plurality of 24.4S4 on the total state
vote This year Palmer Rep.0 for sec
rotary df state. has carried the state,
ahoye the Harlem. based upon re-
| turns from 1,795 election districts out
| of a total of 1888, or more than one
half of the outside election districts.
by probably 100000 plurality. King
Dem.) has carried New York and
Kings county by plurality of nearly
$4,000, giving the head of the Republi-
can ticket a safe plurality Of $4,000 in
the state at large.
The two branches of the legislature
remain as before-under the direction
of the Republicans. The election
throughout the state was orderly and
rapidly conducted and the results were
quickly compiled.
All the talk about the difficulty of
handling the blanket ballot went for
naught so far as the success or fail
ure of the blanket ballot was con-
cerned. The advices from all over
the state show that there was little or
no trouble and that the ballot was SO
much OF success that the vote was
polled quicker than ever before
The figures from New York City
early In the evening showed that there
was little or no chance for the Demo
cratic state ticket, for the meagre ma
1orities given in the various districts
, indicated so small plurality that IL
wculd not offset the nominal plurality
! which the Republicans brought down
to Harlem bridge.
: The total vote of the state shows a
falling Off compared with the vote OF
1879, the decrease being confined, how
| ever. to the districts north of the Har-
lem river. The city vote is fully equal
to that of two years ago.
At midnight returns from 2,22O cleo.
| ton districts out of 1888 above the
Harlem, or two-thirds of the state out
, side of New York and Kings county
= gave Palmer Rep). for secretary OF
state, 2sS,9o2 King Oem.) 1872, 1856. show
ing Republican plurality of 103.O16. {
Republican gain of 1892 compared
} | with 1893
i Returns from 2.519 election district
= out of 1888 north of the Harlem river
: leaving 1854 districts to be heard from
at 1870 O'Clock this morning. give
| Palmer Rep.), for secretary of state
: AS; King Dem.) 2O7,5 Republi
e can plurality of 1881. showing a Re
: publican gain of %, 152, compared witt
s the vote of 1898. The same relativ
e gain will leave the Republicans a plu
$ rality of 1850 north of the Harlem
Deducting the Democratic plurality O
416l2 for the head of the state tickle
in New York City and the estimat
Democratic plurality of 5000 in Brook
lyn. the Republican plurality in tn
state at large will be settled to full
: 10000
( The nearly completed returns sho,
= that Tammany fels behind the vote fo
the Democratic state ticket by fror
o 10000 to 24000 votes.
L NEW YORK, Nov. 5-Returns recei,
e ed by the Associated Press from a
= but 4s7 of the 1888, election district
o north of the Harlem river in New Yor
y state, give Palmer Rep). for seer,
d tarH of state. 1909; King Dem.), 224
us; a Republican plurality of 1879!
e outside of New York and Kings cour
o ties, showing a Republican gain of &c
IS 1893 compared with 1898. Deducting til
10 Democratic plurality below the Ha.
d lem, the Republican plurality in tt
&c state at large will be in excess of 20
= 900.