New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-07
MARYLAND'S REVOLUTION.
THE REPUBLICAN VICTORY EXCEEDS
ALL EXPECTATIONS.

ILCAN WILL SUCCEED CHARLES H. "ip'''
IN THE UNITED STATES sENATE-A
CLEAN SWEEP IN BALTIMORE
TpY TELEGRAPH THE TRIDUNE.l
Baltimore. Nov. 6.-Maryland is safely place."
IN the galaxy Of Republican States The RepuD-
lican plurality on the total vote Of the State last
wear in the Congressional election was 2.4f lhs
wear II Is 49, 00 or more. The revolution the''
begun has exceeded In its triumphant results
even the expectations OF the most sanguine he-
publicans. A large proportion Of the Democrats
who voted the Republican ticket this year are
Young men who have turned from the party OF
their fathers for good
In this city Mr. Lowndes has plurality OF
II. 7ss Alcaeus Hooper. the Republican CANDIDATE
for Mayor has plurality Of 1883 All but four
wards IN the city gave majorities FOR the fepuo-
lcan ticket In the City Council the Republicans
have a majority of IL in the first branch and IN
the second
THE LEGISLATURE REPUBLICAN,.
A Republican will succeed Charles II. Gibson.
the Democratic boss Of the Eastern Shore coun-
ties in the United states Senate. The Democrats
will probably control the State Senate aithoue,'
several anti-Gorman men elected may vote WIZ
the Republicans on reform legisiatioh sue" Dc
new registration laws and the election OF new
The Republicans will have a large majority on
,,,n, hauot In the House there will be IS Re-
,uh,,cans and q Democrats. In the senate the
Dsmocrats have nine holdover Senators Ihey
elected only FIVE yesterday, and thus have 1our-
,een 10 twelve Republicans. The returns on WHICH
those figures are based are not Official. ana sew
oral Of the Republican leaders think that the
Senate may be tie.
DOWNFALL OF THE BALTIMORE RlNG.
Tho clean sweep in this city surprises even
tho Republican, and anti-Gorman men, 1t was
sxnected that Judges of the Orphans Court ana
th. clerks OF two other courts, against whom no
egh, was made and who were not Identified with
the German ring in any way. would De re-eiec'eu'
but they all went down in the Democratic siu'"p
and every Republican on the city ucKel was
elected by large pluralitie1
Tho Reform League will not give up Its work
with the election AT a meeting to-da! II wa w
termined to prosecute every ward DOSE anu ~
ton officer who did crooked work. Ine mug CoIo
assaulted Professor Bliss, Of the Woman ) ooi,
lege and other prominent citizens VINO "eIe
watchers at the polls will be prosecuted 10 ''e
full extent Of the law.
WON AGAINST HEAVY ODDS.
Coneressman-elect George L. Wellington. CHAIR
man of the Republican State Committee VINO Is
entitled to large share Of the credit for the VIC
tory to-day said:
The victory despite all sorts ,o ol ' AR
i ihe majority would have been twice what II Is:
But is majority an c3,v our srd p sae that they
are worthy OF the confidence reposed ~ LII H. ~
Mill sye men Mr. goo ovnes viii keep his promises
and far his power goes WI see &c me- ana
thaq they administer their trusts in the public in
terests.
THE DEMOCRATS BLAME GORMAN.
Chairman Talbot, Of the Democratic State
Committee, says he thinks that Maryland will SO
Republican next year. too. He said to-day:
There several causes Which, 1c,o TSmOn The
s5s4 reason aD0u was me Hostility GOman
throughout the city and state. Many Demo o.
did and not ali aPRRf e Ills haSe
for the s last wS e The
lines in this State well as throughOu the co o.n
been laid h BY Os0P o s
party in Maryland has been greatly affected by
o cihS one cause car attribute the result.
| Charles J. Bonaparte. the well-known Civil
Service reformer, is already prominently men,
| toned by Republicans for the United States
Senatorship. Others spoken OF are Philips L.
Goldsborough. States Attorney OF Dorchester
County; George NJ. Russum. well-known
| lawyer and political leader of Carolina County
| who has led many forlorn hope for the Re
| pubcans and Charles T. Westcott OF Kent
County, prominent and wealthy FARMER
there.
| LATEST RETURNS.
| Late returns received from the outlying coun-
| ties show few changes in the vote. Lowndes will
carry the State by plurality OF about 49, 900. The
| Legislature will be Republican. the House stand
| ing sxty-nine Republicans and twenty-five DEM
| ocrats and the Senate fourteen Democrats and
| twelve Republicans The Democrats Will have
| the organization Of the Senate but three Of the
| Senators are ant-Gorman men, who will vote
| with the Republicans to defeat any of the Sen
ator's plans Chairman Wellington, of the Re-
| publican State Central Committee, who was
| elected to Congress last year, is the strongest
name thus far mentioned to succeed Senator Glib
| son.
| HOW SENATOR GORMAN FEELS NOW.
| Washington Nov. (Spec.aD.-Ths has been
trying day for Democrats in Washington. especially
| In oflc In thn Iattn cafn