The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1895-11-06
Republicans Carry the State OF
New York,
WHILE TAMMANY IS AGAIN ON TOF
IN TIE CITY.
senator German Meets Waterloo III
MARYLAND. tho Republicans Cap'ur-
fng Almost Everything In Sight-
ParnsvIyanfn, Ohio, New Jersey
and Kentucky Also in the Repuoil-
can Column of Victories.

N
ucans carried New York State by 81
coo plurality, New Jersey by over 10
oOO MARYLAND by 10000 and claim 10
have captured Kentucky. BESIDE
swinging these States over into the Re
Drblican column they increased ther
usual majority in Massachusetts iowa
and all other States where elecllohS
were held. 1t was a Democratic wa
te,.loo Tam1nany elected her local
ticket bv about 10000, and New YORK
Citv went Democratic for Secretary Oh
State by 10000. but the Republicans
came down TO the bridge with over
100000 votes to spare.
In the Tenth Congressional DlstrlcC
Amos J. Cummings DemocraD was
elected. but his success was plainly que
TO his personal popularity OF the MY
Senators in this State, the Democrats
elected only sixteen, and OF the LOU AS
Semblymen only forty-slX IN Tue W.
cities below the Harlem the Deillocid dolC
plurality of 00.343 two years ago mas
been reduced about 12O0O, giving the
State to the head of the Repuohcah
ticket by 10000 plurality in round num-
berS.
The two branches of the Legislature
remain as before, under the direction "L
the Republicans. The election through
cut the State was orderly and the re-
suits were quickly compiled All the
talk about the difficulty of handling the
blanket ballot went for naught- 80 far
as the success or failure Of the blanket
ballot was concerned, the advlces
from all over the State show that there
was little or no trouble, and that the
ballot was so much of success tnat
4 1l~
before.
The total vote of the State shows
falling off as compared with the vote OF
1898, the decrease being confined, how
ever, to the districts north Of the Har-
lem River. The city vote was equal to
that of two years ago
NEW YORK, Nov. 5.-Rev. Charles
Parkhurst expressed no surprise at the
result OF to-day's election in this city
He said: "Au l can say is that II we
have been defeated my belief and eX-
perience are that we should learn les
son from our defeat such as It Will be
necessary that the citizens OF this town
shall be thoroughly conversant with in
order that they may be able, avoiding
the mistakes of the past, to go forward
to better things. l think l may say
for myself that have been perfectly
prepared for any result that might
ensue Whatever the result may be, 1t
viii not in the least impair my conVlc-
ton that the anti-Tammany spirit IN
this town is fully as strong and fully as
intelligent as it was year ago.
Too much credit cannot be given to
the committee for the fidelity with
which they worked, and for the conse-
Grafton of purpose which they have
shown to the object which they had in
view. But I cannot express what l
have been expressing all the way
through. my conviction that the policy
adopted by the commmittee of fifty was
a mistaken policy and one of a charac-
ter mat was not exactly calculated to
appeal to the popular heart or fire the
moral enthusiasm.
THE step which lies Immediately be-
fore US now is to consider the situation
in all its details and to proceed promptly
10 the laying down of lines which shall
issue a year hence results of a con-
trary complexion I shall not lose a
minutes sleep over the matter tonight,
but I shall consider tina defeat-if we
are defeated-is a necessary and proVi-
Dental step in the course of our munich
pal schooling"
NEW YORK, Nov. 5.-Very few
took advantage Of the facilities afford
ed at the headquarters Of the Commit
tee at the Gilsey House or at RepUb-
lican county headquarters for learning
how the vote had gone. The Demo-
cratic victory. so far as the city is con-
cerned. was admitted at both places
early in the evening Chairman JauI-
erbach, who was at the Republican
county headquarters, said he gave the
local ticket in the city To Tammany by
1900 and the Democratic State tickec
in the city by 3S.00O. Concerning the
causes back of the Republican defeat
lie said: Everyone knows what they
are as we'll as l. This defeat simply
means that in the future the Republican
party viii have TO run it's own cam
paigns and keep out of all communica-
tlon with Fifties, or Seventies, or
Seventy Fives.
NEW YORK, Nov 5.-The Tam
many men were wild tonight when It
became authoritatively known that the
fusion ticket had been beaten. Under
the stimulus of victory the wigwam
took on an appearance Of a beehive into
which the workers swarmed in almost
incredible numbers. The hall was
visited by at least 1.O0O braves. The
crowd cheered for Tammany and Gro
ker with vim.
Down stairs Leader Sheehan enter
tanned the big ones who called in TO pay
their respects This victory means
that the Democrats are coming to their
senses, Mr.. Sheehan said This is a
Democratic city. Misrepresentation
have been made about Tammany and
the people believed them. Now they
have come to find that Ii is untrue Yes.
] think the Democratic victory viii be
permanent A comparison Of the gov
ernment Of the city as administered by
the reformers with the work OF Tam
many Hall will show up Tammany in
such favorable light that the people
cannot conscientiously desert the or
eanizatiOn again"