Connecticut western news., 1896-11-05
NEW YORK.
The Empire State Goes Republican by
 Over 25o.ooo Plurality.

The Empire State Goes Republican by
 Over e5o.ooo Plurality.
 NEW YORK, Nov. 4.-Republicans have had 8 landslide in the Empire state. The results show an overwhelming victory for Mckinley, Black, congress and assembly.
 Late returns show that Mckinley has carried the state by at least 275, 900, while In only 951 districts out of 3,354 election districts, outside of New York and Kings, Blacks vote Is 154,73S, Porter's los, 3S9 and Griffin 3, Al. These same districts in 1894 gave Morton 135, 673 and Hill 95, 462
 As the complete returns came in from the counties 1t was fairly evident that the Republican national ticket had run far beyond all expectations. That the candt- date for governor ran behind this record was due mainly to the vote in Rensselaer, and Albany counties, with some precincts In New York and Kings.
 In no single instance was O gain of any proportion made in any county of New York state by Democrats, and the party, as represented by the vote, Is not gain or, but, in fact, Is a loser, there being distinct Democratic loss
 In congressman there seems to be lit tie change from 1894, the state giving a complete set of Republican congressman outside of New York city and only about three or four in that county. In assemb bly, men the returns would seem to indicate that the Republican majority of 45 in the house will be preserved. with probable in- crease. This means the election of Unit ed States senator to succeed David B. Hill. The result seems to be this:
 McKinley electors have carried the state by 275, 900 at least Of 34 congressman 30 are Republican. Of 15o assem mblymen los gre Republican, and this means the cleo tion of Republican United States sena- tor.
 The metropolis of the country rolled up a plurality of 2l GOO for Mckinley. The approximate vote was Mckinley 155, 924, Bryan 134, 582, McKinley's plu- rality 91, 342. New York also gave plu- rality of nearly 10, GOO for Frank s. Black for governor over Wilbur F. Porter, the candidate of the Democratic state ma chine. The estimated vote was Black 147, S05, Porter 1Ss, ,232, Blacks plurality e,573.
 Kings county gave plurality of about 30, 900 for Mckinley and about 26,00o for Black.
 The constitutional amendment relating to the Adirondack forests was overwhelm- ingly voted down in this oity.
 The following is complete list of the congressional delegation elected from this state:
 First district, Joseph Nj. Belford (Rep !; Second, John NJ. Clancy (Dem.); Third, Francis H. Wilson (Rep.) reelected; :; Fourth, Israel F. Fisher (Rep.) reelected; :; Fifth, Charles G. Bennett (Rep. re elect ed; Sixth, James R Howe (Rep.) re-elect- ed; Seventh, John H. Vehslage (Dem. |; Eighth, J. Murry Mitchell (Rep.) Ninth, Thomas J. Bradley (Dem.); Tenth, Amos J. Cummings (Dem. re elected; Eleventh, William Sulzer (Dem.) re elected; ; Twelfth, George B. Mcclellan (Dem.) re- elected; Thirteenth, Richard c. Shannon (Rep) re elected; Fourteenth, Lemuel F. Quigg (Rep. re elected; Fifteenth, Philip B. Low (Rep.); Sixteenth, William l. Ward Qnd. Rep.l; Seventeenth, Benja- min B. Odell, Jr. (Rep) reelected; 1; Eighteenth John H. Ketoham (Rep.) i; Nineteenth, V. S. Cochran (Rep ]; Twen- tieth, George N. Southwiok (Rep) re- elected; Twenty first, David F. Wilbur (Rep.) re elected; Twenty second, Luoius N. Littauer (Rep.); Twenty-third, Wal lace T. Foote, Jr. (Rep.) reelected; ; Twenty. fourth, Charles R. Chiokering (Rep) reelected; Twenty fifth, James $. sherman (Rep.) re elected; Twenty sixth, George W. Ray (Rep. e-eleoted; Twenty seventh, James J. Belden Qnd Rep). probable; Twenty y-eighth, J. E- Payne (Rtp) reelected; Twenty ninth, Charles w. Gillette (Rep reelected; Thirtieth, James w Wadswoth (Rep) re elected; ; Thirty-f1rst, H. c Brewster (Rep ] re- elected; Thirty second, R. B Mabany (Rep. re ,eoted; Thirty third D J. Alex ander (Rep ); Thirty fourth. Warren B. Hooker (Rep) reelected; Republicans 27; Independent Republicans, |; Demo crats, 6; total, 34.