The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-11-04
EAST STILL EFFEIE.
Went Solid Against the Wild
and WOoIIy.
PENNSYLVANIA A PILOT.
The State Leads the Van With
800, 600.
NEW YORK COMES NEXT
The Plurality for Gold
There 2S4,O0O.

900 to 2OO,OOO-New Jersey Good
land States Stamp on the Silver
Theory SavageIy.
New York, Nov. S.-A more perfect cleo
ton day could not be desired. The day
dawned bright and clear and the atmos-
| phere was warm and spring-like. The
roll clerks in the various assembly dis
tricts did not have to wait for voters this
morning. In many of the election dis
tricts voters were in line before the poll
ing places opened. Even the bankers,
brokers and rich men generally were on
hand early. In the Twenty-ninth assem-
bly, district, known as the milllonaires'
district, the oldest polling booth fire.
quenters said they had never seen the
millionaires around so early before. The
| early voting was general throughout the
district and at most of the polling places
more ballots had been cast by 10 O'CLOCK
than had been the case for years past.
There was no excitement and the police
had little to do. No trouble of any kind
was reported from any part of the city
up to II o'clock. Many went to the polls
on their wheels and after voting went
off on a trip noticeable feature was
the number of cripples and sick men who
voted at an early hour. Men on crutches
hobbled to the polling places and some OF
the sick had to be assisted to and fro.
This gives an idea of the intensity OF the
enthusiasm that prevailed
There are 1882 election districts IN this
city, $40 in Brooklyn and 1883 outside OF
New York and Brooklyn.
ba We neaVV
rapid and there was hardly a doubt that
this year, with the added hour for casting
ballots, all the votes would be in at the
closing hour. The voters for the most part
remained in the booths only moment or
two and this was indicative of straight
ticket voting. 1t was noticeable that the
polls were not nearly so well managed by
the democrats as by the republicans in
some districts. A number of arrests were
made for illegal registration and illegal
voting in some districts.
Reports from the interior of the state
show fine weather and an unusually heaVy
Returns from 62O election districts in
New York city indicate a plurality for
Black, rep, for governor in the entire
city of 6,0OO.
Black, for governor, ran considerably
behind Mckinley in this city, because OF
the position of the anti-Platt men.
The indications are that Brooklyn has
elected six republican congressman, as
she did in 1884,
New York, Nov. S.--McKinley and Ho-
bart made a clean sweep Of the Empire
state. The democratic plurality of 45,O0O
in 1892 was reversed and the unprece-
dented plurality OF 2S4.OOO has been rolled
up for the republicans and sound money.
Tammny's enormous majority in this city
has been overcome and this stronghold
of the democracy has given plurality of
2l 900 for Mckinley.
In Brooklyn McKinley's plurality is g.
900. In the state, outside Of the two cities,
he has plurality of 234,OO0.
In every county and every town there
have been republican gains, which are
equal to all that the republican campaign
managers claimed in this state.
Frank S. Black, the republican candi-
date for governor is elected by about 240,-
O00 Timothy l.. Woodruff, rep, for lieu
tenant governor, and Irving G.. Vann for
the Judge of the court of appeals are elect
ed by nearly as large pluralities
The republicans have elected twenty
eight republican congressman, to the dem
ocrats six.
They will have about 10 out of the 1850
members Of the state assembly, and the
election Of a republican to succeed David
IL
sured. About the only salvage from the
wreck that the democrats have secured
is the election of Sulzer, Cummings. Nc
CIellan, Bradley and Vehslage to congress
from this city.
Albany, N. Y, Nov. 3.--rhe weather is
perfect and large vote has been polled
! It is estimated that two-thirds Of the vote
was polled by noon. In 1892 President
Cleveland carried this county by $50 ma
iority. Senator Hill voted ballot No. 2O5 at
11:S7 O'Clock this morning in the Fourth
district Of the Ninth ward.
Rochester, N. Y, Nov. s-This, Roches-
ter. city complete gives Mckinley 1s.59S
Bryan, 123S5; a plurality OF 620S; Black,
for governor, 17.173; Porter, 1894; plu-
rality for Black of 3,799. Mckinley shows
a net republican gain over the vote In 1892
of 4,5i6
PENNSYLVANIA.
philadelphia, Pa, Nov 3.--The weather