The Portland daily press., 1898-11-09
NEW YORK.
Roosevelt's Plurality will Be 10000 and
Quigg is Reelected.


| New York. November Sat eleven
o'clock the indications were that Theodore
Roosevelt. the Republican nominee, had
carried the state by a plurality over Au.
gustus Van Wyck of about 10000. The
total Republican vote when received will
probably show falling of as compared
with that for Gov. Black in 1896 of about
IA pSr cent. in the municipality of New
York the old time Democratic majority
| was approximated. Van Wyck's vote be-
| ing about $4,000 greater than that of the
Republican candidate. This latter result
was helped In some measure by the result
In the borough of Brooklyn (Kings
county, which in 1895 gave Black plu-
rality Of 2S,68s. but today gave Demo-
cratic plurality of about 1880.
The majority of Congre ssman Quigg.
in the 14th district has been reduced by
William Astor Chanler, but he is probably
returned.
| Congressman Sulzer, Democrat, whose
district renominated him upon a free
silver platform, is undoubtedly reelected.
| In the Albany district, the Goth, Glynn.
Democrat. has been elected to succeed
| Southwick, Republican. The election by
a good solid majority Of Capt. William
Astor Chanler, Democrat, nominee for
Congress from the 14th Congressional
| district, this city, was conceded by the
Quigg managers at II o'clock tonight.
| The political friends of Capt. Chanler
declared him elected by over 10, 600 ma
| iority. The fight in the 18th district was
one Of the hardest in the campaign. The.
district went Republican by over 10. 600
plurality in 1896 and over 5000 in 1891. 4
There are Democratic gains also in the
| 8th and 18th districts in this city, Daniel
j. Riordan being elected in the one and
jefferson Levy in the other, this makes
a total Democratic gain of seven congress-
men.
Poughkeepsie, N. z, November s.
John Il. Ketohum, Rep, is elected repre-
sentative to Congress in the 18th district.
| Whitehall, N: y, November s-Lewis
i w. Emerson. Republican, was elected 20
/ Congress from the 23rd Congressional
district. There was no opposition.
Schenectady. N. T., November John
K, Stewart, Rep, is electsd congressman
in the 21st district
New York, Novem ber S.-James E.
Stewart Rep, has been reelected to con-
gress in the fifth New Jersey district
Albany, November 8-The Republicans
concede the election cf Martin Glynn,
DEM, to Congress by 300 plurality.
} New York, November S.-The Press.
(Republican), comedies the defeat o
Judges DAILY, Cohen and Taft by big
vote, although it says Tammany Judiciary
J candidates ran behind the Van Wyck
New York, November 8.-261o districts
out of 1929 election districts outside OF
Greater New York, give Roosevelt $685.
ton districts in 1896 gave Black, 42s. sSS;
Porter, 277, 482.
i New York, November S.-The total vote
in Greater New York with u out of 1913
election districts missing is, Roosevelt.
Rep, 200, 574; Van Wyck, Dem.. S77, l4S.
New York, November 8-27s2 districts
out of 1922 election districts outside of
Greater New York give Roosevelt 39l AT /;
Van Wyck 3O4, ,022. Same election dis
tricts in 1896 gave Black 454, ,95l; Porter,
295,176
| MEANS MURPHY'S DEFEAT.
New York, November 9-1 a. m.-The
state senate will probably stand 27 Re-
pubIicans and 23 Democrats. The last
senate contained 35 Republicans, IA Dem
ocrats and Independent.
New York. November 9.-2S0 .. m.--
Enough returns from assembly districts
election of eighty Republicans and sixty.
one Democrats with nine districts doubt
ful or not heard from. Conceding all the
latter to the Democrats, the Republicans
will still have majority of ten in the
assembly and fourteen on JOINT paiioU.
returns. will mean the sle;tion of He
publican to the United States Senate in
place of Edward Murphy. Jr., Democrat.
s, NOTHING TO BE SAID.
New York. November Sat 10. 30 to-
night Justice Van Wyck sent message
, to the crowd of reporters who had been
{ waiting outside his house for several
hours. The message was simply there
is nothing to be said.
. PLATT'S IDEA.
New York, Novem ber S.-Senator PlA.t
when asked tonight what he thought was
the reason for the general increase in the
Democratic vote in the cities of the state
and of the Republican vote in the couDtry
districts, said: ~ think it was due to the
Raines law 1t was unpopular in the
cities, I think, and was liked by the
country people.
"Coi. Roosevelt he continued. sis
the only Republican who could have car
ried the state. His splendid canvass has
won him the election"
COL. ROOSEVELT NOTIFIED.
Oyster Bay, L. l. November S.-Col.
Roosevelt was notified tonight of his vic
tory by telegram from Chairman Odell
of the Republican state COMMITTEES say
ing he had been elected governor by
from $4,000 to 10000 plurality. Col
Rooeevelt was at his heuse in Cove Neck