Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1895-11-11

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inee,is elected by a decisive plurality,
and the balance of the republican
state ticket has an apparent majority
of over Is, 1000.
EThe legislature will be republican
on joint ballot, thereby insuring a re-
publican successor to United States
| Senator Gibson. In Baltimore city
the returns indicate the complete
overthrow Of the German -Rasin ring.
Hooper, republican nominee for may
or, 5000.
The State of New York went repub
lican by a plurality of about 8O,OOO
The legislature will be republican by
about two third majority in each
house. New York city gave a demo-
cratic plurality. Tammany Hall elect
ed its entire city and county ticket by
pluralities varying from IS, 900 to %,
900. 1t also elected at least eight out
of twelve state senators and thirty out
of thirty five assemblymen.
Latest returns, with three districts
missing, make Wurster's plurality for
mayor in Brooklyn 2 2,245.
The result of the election in New
Jersey indicates a sweeping victory
for the republicans in nearly every
district, even in sections which have
been strongholds of democracy for
years. John w. Griggs, republican,
for governor, has been elected by
surprisingly large plurality, probably
about 5000. Five Of the seven new
state senators are republican, and in
the assembly the democrats have lost
much ground.
Incomplete returns from Nebraska
show that Norval, republican, has
carried the state by about 10000 over
Maxwell, pOpulist, for supreme court
| justice. In Omaha the republican
ticket, backed by the A. P. A, has
| beaten the combined democratic and
citizens parties by 1000 to 1900 votes.
The plurality given tie state re-
publican ticket in Ohio seems to in
crease. The plurality for Gen. Bush
nell, republican, for governor, will
reach 100, 900, according to Gov. Nc
Kinley. 1t is almost certain that the
republicans will have large MAORI
ty on Joint ballot in the general as
sembly.
Pennsylvania has elected HAYWOOD
republican, for state treasurer by
majority approximating 10000,
against 135, 146 majority in 1898 for
Jackson, rep, state treasurer.
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superior court judges are elected by
majorities slightly below that for
Haywood.
Statehood has been secured in Utah.
The indications point to republican
success in the territory and the cleo
ton of two republican senators from
the new state.
Virginia elected one half of the
members of the state senate and all
the members of the house of delegates.
NOTES.
Williams carried the city of Boston
by only 2,5O1. Last year John E. Rus
sell car led it by 3,112.
Pingree, rep, was elected mayor of
Detroit, Mich, by 5000 majority. The
entire republican ticket is elected.
James R. Garfield son of the late
president, was elected state senator
from the Twenty fourth and Tive nty
sixth Ohio districts by over ID, 900 plu
rality.
Later returns increase the plurality
in New York. In all but half doz-
- Io IL
with county clerks, and the result
compiled from their figures gives
Palmer, the republican candidate for
secretary of state, a plurality of co. 400.
The standing of the next senate will
be: republicans, SO, democrats, IA.
The house will be: republicans 1O3,
democats AZ. In the 34th assembly
district in this city, and in the 18th
senate district there are close contests
which may slightly change the result.
In New Jersey the republican plu
rality has grown until the latest re-
turns give the state to Griggs, repub-
lican candidate for governor, by 26,-
700. The Jersey legislature will stand:
senate, republicans 1s, democrats 3;
assembly republicans 43, democrats II.
Complete returns from nearly all
the counties of the State give plu-
rality for Pennsylvania, Haywood,
rep, for state treasurer of 17O,77e.
Chairman Kurtz of the Ohio renub-
lican committee claim 114,OOO for
Bushnell and a majority on Joint bal
lot in the legislature of 81. The House.
he says, will contain Ss republicans
and % democrats.
As result of the latest election re-