The Portland daily press., 1897-11-03

Ihe same counties In 1895 gave Palmer q
plurality OF 116, ITO for secretary of state
ana M IN 1895 gave Black q plurality OF
lou, ,532 for governor.
LATEST FROM NEW YORK.
New York, November 3-(2.15 a. m. )-|
Complete returns of the vote and mayor
Of the boroughs Of Manhattan and the
bronx, give Van Wyck, Tammany Demo.
catr, ca 1885; Low. Citizens Union,
the borough Of Richmond, Van Wyok's
vote is 4,S71; Low, 2.705; Tracy, a,7S7.
The net result of the changes in these
figures as compared with earlier estimates
Is to reduce the plurality Of Van Wyck
on the total vote in Greater New York
to about ", 600.
COMPLETE RETURNS FROM NEW
YORK.
New York, November 2.-Following is
the grand total of the votes received by
the three leading candidates for mayor
of Greater New York, complete returns
having been received from all of the dis
tricts:
Tracy. 1o1, ,ss3; Van Wyck, as5, ,1sl;
Low, 14S, 513 Van Wyok's plurality over
Low, S6, ,66s.
VOTE FOR CHIEF JUDGE.
New York, November 2.-Following
is grand total OF the votes received by
the two leading candidates for chief
Judge OF the court of appeals in the Great
New York territory, complete returns
having been received all of the assembly
districts: Wallace, Republican, 1876, 772;
Parker, Democrat, 282, ,e67. Parker's
plurality over Wallace, 14S, 1876.
PERRY BELMONT IS JUBILANT.
| New York, November 2.-Perry Bel
mont was seen tonight and expressed un-
bounded joy at Tammany's victory. He
said:
democrats of Greater New York are
to be congratulated. Their victory wants
no element of completeness. 1t is a
triumph for the American rule Of gov
ernment by party this time by the
Democratic party.
| sit speaks for government by the plain
people and for them. 1t declares for home
rule, hreside rights and the freedom of
our great city from intermeddling at
Albany not peremptorily demanded by
the state constitution. 1t reafirms that
| faultless platform of measures and pur-
and the perfect exposition thereof by
Judge Van Wyck in his letter of accept.
ance, both of which were not appreciated
and emphasized during our campaign as
| they deserve to have been.
"The hour of triumph is for brave men
the hour of magnanimity. Emotions of
pure resentment and revenge are then
swallowed up in victory. We are not to-
night conquerors of our fellow citizens
IN the sense of subjugation by force, who
overoomes by force hath overcome but
half the foe.
1.-THE Democracy has happily sur
mounted silly misconception, prejudice
| haS
lgigantic task in hand. He will need the
help of every we'll meaning Democrat,
some OF whom were misled to vote for
George or Low. They must and will be
won back into the Democratic organiza-
tion. We have had enough and more than
enough of misnnmed Democracy during
the last half dozen years. With tomor-
Democracy Of Jefferson, regarding the
rights OF the many against the few who,
by legislation, have usurped for them
selves the wealth that belongs to all.
SETH Low SAYS NOTHING.
New York, November 2.-Hon. Seth
Low IS receiving the roturns at his home
The Associated Press called him by tele
phone at his house at 915 O'Clock an
asked him to make a statement as to thd
result. His response was decisive and
in these words:
II have nothing to say; positively
nothing to say at present"
GEORGE PEOPLE GIVE 1T UP.
New. York, November 2.--Willis j.
Abbott, chairman Of the executive COM
mittee Of the Democracy of Thomas
Jefferson, gave up the fight at half past
seven O'Clock. The George people will
have the vote reoanvassed,
QUIGG SURRENDERS.
New York, November AIT 7.40
O'Clock this evening Chairman Quigg Of
the Republican county COMMITTEES said
that he conceded the election OF Van
Wyck: He also stated that Low would
beat Tracy in the boroughs of Manhattan
and the Bronx by 20, 900 votes.
| WALLACE DEFEATED.
New York, November 2.-Estimates
made on the basis of returns received up
to p. m. in twenty one counties out Of
81 counties IN the state (outside of Greater
New York;, indicates plurality of 90, 906
gave Palmer q plurality of A, ,613 for Sec
rotary Of state and in 1896 gave Black a
plurality of 81, ,s7s for governor.
PRESS GIVES 1T UP.
| New York, November 2.-The New
YORK Press staunoh supporter OF Tracy,
and the straight Republican ticket con
cedes the election of Van Wyck by 100000
plurality.
NEW YORK TRIBUNE SURRENDERS.
New York, November 2.-The New
YORK Tribune, a staunch supporter OF
seth Low, and the Citizens Union ticket
In the campaign, concedes the election OF
] Van Wyok by about 600 plurality.