Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-06

fusion ticket to go II alone"
New York, Nov. 1.-The World to-
morrow Will say cdltorially:
The re-actionary result In this city
yesterday was provoked by the pig
headed folly OF the president OF the
police board. But for the eNasperhting
effect of Mr.. Roosevelt's uncalled for.
unjust, harsh and oppressive execution
OF the sunday excise law, union OF
all the anti Tammany forces would
have been a surety and n triumph as IL
was last year. The predicted reaction
has come. T0mmany triumphs In the
first election after It's tremendous over
throw. The result is discouraFing. II
impeaches the capacity OF the people
for self government II shows that the
voters are more susceptible to wrongs
than intelligent as to remedy. Every
consideration Of decent politics. good
government and the liheraliznp of
sumptuary laws required the success
OF the reform ticket One mans obsti-
nate folly and the unreHsoning anger OF
the people have defeated It.
The large Republican majority in the
state Will stand n monument to this
sort of virtue that evplaits itself In reg
ualting other people. The wider con-
sequences of the results are grave. /,
means the strongest possible nomlnu-
tion by the Democrats for president
and the hardest struggle IN years as
the basis OF n hopeful campaign next
year.
New York. Nov. 1.-THE Republicans
have carried New York state above
the Harlem for the head OF the state
ticket by a plurality clearly estimated
Mt 100000, The Democrats carried New
York city by plurality OF fully 49,
900 for the head OF the state ticket
and have carried Brooklyn by GOOO.
giving the state To the Republicans by
probably $4,000, showlug'a net Republi-
can gain over two years ago of nearly
10000.
New York, Nov. 5.-Twcnty-two hun
dred and flfty-three districts out of
1888 election districts outside of New
York and Kings county give King
iS6,s7G Palmer 9gO,2is.
New York, Nov. 6.-Returng from 2bi9
election districts out OF 1888 north of
the Harlem River. leaving SAG dlstrlcts
TO be heard from at 1880 o'clock this
"wednesday morning, give Palmer for
secretary OF state 32l as King. Demo-
crat, 2O1,5S7, a Republican plurality OF
lil,S0l, showing a Republican gain OF
25,152 compared with the vote OF 1898.
The same relative gain Will give the
Republicans a plurality of lis, 500 north
OF the Harlem.
Deducting the Democratic plurality
of 4i,6l2 for the head OF the state tick
ct in New York City and the estimated
Ign, the Republican plurality In the
state at large will be settled to fully
10000.
Nearly complete city returns with
ony 90 districts missed give for ',ourt
Of appeals Martin. Republican 96b5S,
Teller, Democrat. 1866, Scattering 49,
New York, Nov. 5.-For secretary of
state the city gives Palmer 1885, King,
1875, g4S
Brooklyn, Nov. 5.-For mayor 800
districts give Wurster 35,5s3; Grout,
1884; Shepard Dem) 4i35.
New York Nov 5-2s3S districts out
OF 1898 election districts outside Of New
York and Kings county give King 1885,
1886: Palmer. 130G76. Same districts in
1898 gave Meyer 20l,i42. Palmer. $751;
002.
New York. Nov, 5-Returns received
by the Associated Press from all but
497 out of the 1883 election districts
north OF the Harlem river give Palmer
si4,70s; King. 244,7lb; a Republican plu-
rality OF 1884 outside OF New York
and Kings county. showing a Repub-
lican gain OF 28,332 compared with 1898.
Deducting the Democratic plurality be-
low the Harlem the Republican plu-
rality in the state at large will be in
excess of 10000.
Brooklyn, Nov. 6.--2 a. rn.-The may
orallty is stlll in doubt. Four hun
drod and ten districts give Wurstcr.
45,3la: Grout, 1916; Shepard. 1874.
Newport-About half the returns of
Campbell county received Indicate a
plurality OF $50 for Bradley.
The nearly completed returns show
that TammAny fell behind the vote for
Democratic state ticket by from 10000
to $4,000,
New York. Nov. 3.-The election In
New York city was a fight between
thes traight Tammany ticket on the
one side and the fusion OF Republicans
and Independent Democrats on the
other. Tammany's victory was never
In doubht, and Its pluraliy win be-
tween $1,000 and $4,000. The city com
plete with the exception OF 1866 districts
gave Hamilton, fusion, 103,547. Purror,
Tammany. 1895 on the vote for coun-
ty clerk.
The vote OF the indendent county
Democratic organization was consid-
erably below 10000. and the good gov
ernment ticket vote will scarcely
reach 1000. The Socialists polled more
than 5000. which was the third party in
this city.
DR.. Parkhurst says that he is not
discouraged at the result, that n great
lesson has been learned and that the
committee OF nifty should never have
gone into a fusion movement.
LANDSLIDE IN MARYLAND.