The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-11-09
NEW YORK.


]. Mcc. Bedford. RIG. r. Mcclellan. D.
/. Scudder d. j. II. Levy ID.
j. J. Fitzgerald. d. VIM. A. Chan-er, D
- 1. Clayton. ID. +. f. Lowe, X.
F. r. Wilson. D. A. S. Tompkins. r,
Mitchell May, d. J. H. ketcham, r.
\. Muller. D. NJ. II. GIynn. D.
D j. Riorlan. D. J. X Stewart r
I. j. Bradley. ID. l.. w. Emerson. r.
A. j. Cummings. D. G. W. Ray r.
VIM. Sulzer. ID. J. NJ r. O'Grady.
Full returns not in from the Sixteenth,
Nineteenth. Twenty-fourth Twenty
seventh. Tweniy-elghth. Twenty ninth,
Thirty-second. Thirty-;hird ard Thirty
fourth districts. The Republicans lose the
Second. Foarth, Fifth. Sixth. Eighth, Thir-
NEW YORK. Nov .-M;dnight-Theo-
dore Roosevelt Republican late colonel o.
the First United States volunteer cavalry,
has been elected governor of this state by
plurality anywhere from 1906 to 2oooo
All Col. Roosevelts associates on the Re-
publican state ticket are probably elected
with him. The returns both from Greater
New York and from the counties outside OF
this municipality are incomplete. bat enough
have been received 10 indicate a heavy
falling off In the vote mp the state while
that OF the city was well sustained
The consequence is falling off IN the Re-
publican plurality in the state from 2l2 coo
10 The Appropriated figures given above.
Outside Of Greater New York the vote for
Nan Wyck Ia only about one-Gs;h O. l per
cent above that of Porter in 1895 There
appears 70 be a loss OF four Republican
congressman In the Brooklyn district the
Second. Fourth Fifth and Sixth. and Con-
gresham Quigg. who had Il majority CT
about 300 at the election last year -.as
been defeated by William Astor Chan.er
81
Glynn. Democrat. has been elected 20 sue
coed Southwick. Republican.
In addition 20 the foregoing there are
seemingly Democratic gains IN the Eighth
and Thirteenth districts both In this city.
Rlordan being elected i'm one and Levy IN
thu other. This makes a total Democratic
gain - seven congressman.
The borough OF Brooklyn complete: R0ose-
Welt - aa9 Van Wvek a9s5
Acknowledgment returns give Roose-
vel: 4 20 Van WyCk r. "a majority for
Roosevelt. 10. MeKinley's plurality m
80 SIS. Blacks. 4 1876. Wallace in 1897
iQs7
Ithaca Complete: Roosevelt, 1857. Van
Nyck i-26
Roosevelt 3 ~ Van WICK 3.4i>
Wa:ert -RooSeve.;s plurality In this
city. as corrected is 81.
jamestown - jamestown city complete
gives Roosevelt, SOC Van Wyck. go
Bunalo--lt IL estimated that Erie MI!
give 2"si for Van Wyck.
chairman paeN claimed the state from
2sso 80 4oo Sail estimate had fallen
n n UPPER portion of the state Senator
F.stt. g scUsyne returns upstate. said the
cites had gone bad bat the country dis
tricts vou,a mako zap any deficiency lie
Ga ms BON state and legislature. O8en
sad The city Sends full quota Of congress
men.
A. a II. revised figures on congress IT. 2
show tina: Representative Bennett. Repuh-
!5can IL reelected IN STE F{f1h district
Brooklyn ard that Representative Rigs
Democrat is defeated BY PrenGerSast
The vote tn the T'wentv-ealrt diS.rir,
tBuT&lol IS very close. with the prusahil-
ity OF The election Of Ryan. Democrat. in
TIE place % MaAaEy. Republican
A Democrat. Livingston - reported esec;-
~ IN the Nineteenth. - present represented
by Cochran. Republican.
IN tie Sixteenth congressional eistrict.
Joan - JTnaerhll Democrat was elecsed
Succeeding W l. Ward. Republican.
in the municipality y New Yark. me Cd
time Democratic ma Jor1sy vas approx
mated Van wyck's vote being about - 90