The morning times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1897, 1895-11-07
MAR YLAND.

Baltimore, Nov. 6.-Later adyices from
| the counties show that the Democrats Will
retain control of the State Senate, but
| that the Republicans VIII have a big ma
| jority of the legislature on joint Eallot-
The Democrats yesterday elected Bennett
| in Carroll, Bond in Calvert, Michael in
| Hartford, Finley III z ueen Anne s, and J'ick-
son in Wicomico. They already had nine
| holdover senators, and thus have vote
of fourteen in senate of twenty-six MEM
bers. Michael and Bennett Were elected
| asanti-Gorman Democrats.
The Republicans had three holdover scna-
tors and yesterday elected Randall IN Anne
Arundel, Dobler and Strobridge in Baltimore
city, Hopper in Baltimore county, Scott in
Washington county, Day in Howard, Dry
dem in Somerset, and NorwDodin Frederick.
This VIII give the Republicans eleven votes
One senatorship is still in tie balance.
Westcott and Pearce both claim Kent
county. Senators Bruce, Michael ana
Bennett will vote with the Republicans on
all questions OF good government.
In the. house the Republicans have the
votes of Anegany, Anne Arundel, Baltimore
city, Baltimore county, Cecil, Dorchester,
Charles, Frederick, Garrett, Howard, Prince
Georges, Somerset st. Mary's, Talbot,
Washington and one from Kent-a total OF
6S. Tue Democratic vote in the house viii
be but %. The Republicans will have AZ
majority ON joint ballot.
Baltimore. Nd. Nov. 6.-Eyery branch
of State and city government was placed
by the people of Maryland in the hands OF
tie Republican party at yesterdays elec-
tfon. 1t was triumph for which The
good men of all parties worked patriotic
ally, shoulder 10 shoulder. 1t was The
peoples battle from beginning 10 end;
The dethronement of "bossiSm'' was the
result. Senator German and Isaac Free
man Rasin were signally defeated, tie
majorities being overwhelming.
There has been to-day as much jubilation
among Democrats throughout the State
over the result of the political upheaval as
there was among hide-bound Republicans.
Those most anxious for the fall of the Cor
man Rasin machine did not expectsosweep-
ing q victory.
The Republicans elected their State ticket,
Lloyd Lowndes leading it with plurality
of about 1000. Sixty-eight members Of
the house of delegates and eight senators
were also elected by the Republicans. They
will have forty-three majority on joint
ballot. This shows a reversal of lo4
votes, the Democrats in the last legislature
having had majority on JOINT ballot Of 81.
A Republican win go to the United States
Senate TO succeed Charles H. Gibson, and
fourteen of the senators elected yesterday
will vote for n successor TO Senator Cor
elected 10 the senate two are anti-ti orman,
and viii vote with the Republicans ON all
questions of good government.
The remarkable condition of both Howard
and Talbot counties going Republican
has excited a vast amount of comment.
Senator Gorman's S county, Howard, is
ordinarily Democratic by 400 This year
it gave the Republican ticket 4o2 ma jority.
Senator Gibson's county, Talbot, was only
trifle less surprising. Its Democratic
majority OF 400 was wiped out and the
Republicans carried it by about 300.
In Baltimore city the mayor, sheriff, and
twenty-five members of the city council,
three judges OF the orphans court, clerks
OF superior and circuit courts, States at
torney and city surveyor all received large
Republican majorities. With the exception
of eight members OF the city council the
Democrats lost every Office for which bal
lots We're east
Mr.. Lowndes' plurality In the city was
11,TS3 and Alcaeus Hooper was elected
mayor by a plurality Of 1853, a net Re
publican gain OF nearly $4,000, as COM
pared with the mayoralty election two
years ago.