The Penn's Grove record., 1897-11-05


New York. Kings, Queens 80 edmond
Counties are elected. Therss Hstrength
OF the various Mayoralty car III rs, as es-
timated at midnight was: huaaA
Van wyck ...............i the q .233, 1852
Low""".."....""".,. are. MI lag, s2i
Tracy VI. and 100 SIS ssss
beOrBe. .....+........ fits... /. zU,ooV
Gleason and scattering .. lush 2 SSl
Judge Van wyck's plurg' bor-
oughs Of Manhattan and I'll SA u.about
66, 800. Lows vote Is 75sys W ~ two
boroughs, and Tracy's atuicebuig, II
Van Wyek's large vottsylyanla Cwith
him into ONCE his assoc Lutheian mu.
county ticket, both In New noo,e p"1. lngs
Counties. Tammany and ptHih, p'',on.
troll also both branches dress VIII ENpal
Assembly. ollier OF "
The two greatest surI,,t ,he ~cIalliay
t Ree1 1arse if fom,n ,ne 90 l9e IN P~tavors, whichehIee
total registration, and session. of
Horny George to hold TN Will openser-
oeptible part OF the vote pa
bly, would have obtainedAIC
Thu total vote shows I'M HOO
If tnen fepoiTC II Nj ksr
II. officers iai - no
SS,a.CnnyenTt0n 10y I was morS''
The,e first et6.Ae nn@siolta. vote 81
each esndidal shows q, aud t'ieh sSau
vote of Low ard Tracy These pbin6deS
Mr.. Low he would have 4v@.el Judge Van
Wyck by II, 900.
In the round up at the polls Tammany
was able to make its magnificent organ&a-
ton felt. Tho results show that 1t suc-
ceeded In capturing at least eighty per
cent. of the vote claimed for Horny George.
Another interesting fact Is developed by
such a hasty study as can be given to the
returns. Judge Van Wyek got practically
the vote that was cast Ia New York County
last year for William J. Bryan. The vote
hat was cast for Mckinley appears to have
been split up among Mr.. Low, General
Tracy and Mr.. George. This shows that
the free silver Democrats who voted for
Bryan last year voted for Van Wyck after
tho death OF George.
The Municipal Assembly Will be over
whelming Democratic. The Democrats will
have practically a unanilpous vote in both
the Board Of Aldermen and the Council.
Bird S. Coler and Randolph Gnggenheim.
err, the Democratic candidates for Comp
troller and President Of the Council, are
elected, the former by 1t7 600 ovor Fitch,
Rep, and the latter by about l15,0 900 over
Appleton, Rep.
Tammany men owned the town and vast
crowds surrounded the bulletin boards.
Broadway and Third avenue. from Four
teenth street to Forty-second street, espe-
eially swarmed with a noisy crowd, most Of
whom were cheering for Van Wyck and
Tammany Hall and footing horns. The
triumph of Tammany was formally an
nounced to the Indians In the Fourteenth
street Wigwam at exactly 9.l5 O'Clock. The
announcement was made by Richard Croker
10 person, from the rostrum of the hall, and
1t was received with a tiger yell that
drowned the music of the Sixty-ninth Reg
iment Band and made the building echo
and re-eeho for full five minutes.
The indications are that, with the excep-
ton possibly of six of the twenty-one AS
semblymen In Brooklyn and nine OF the
thirty-hye in New York, all the Tammany
candidates are elected. In Queens, four OF
tho Assemblymen are Democrats. The
Citizens Union elected two Assemblymen
In New York County.
The present representation In the Assem-
bly, from the counties III the Greater New
York Is: New York County, 23 Democrats
and 70 Republicans; Kings County, 7
Democrats and IA Republicans; Queens
County, q Democratsr and 4 Repuhlicnas;
Richmond County, IL publican.
Charles H. Van Brunt and Francis NJ.
Scott are elected to the suprelko Court
bench in the First Department anAW Willard
Bartlett In the Second Department.