The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1899-11-08
Kentucky and New Jersey Remain
in the Republican Column.
Tammany Carries New York City BY the
Usual Majority, but Democrats Fail
to Gain Control Of Legislature
Maryland Democratic.


States resulted generally in a Repub-
lican sweep, and an Endorsement of
President McKinleys Administration.
In Ohio latest returns indicate that
Nash, the Republican candidate for
Governor, has a plurality of at least
10000 over Mclean Cd.
Kentucky also remains in the Repub-
lican column, latest returns indicating
a handsome Republican plurality, with
the Legislature still in doubt.
In New York State the Republicans
make enough gains in the interior for
members of the Assembly to more than
offset Democratic gains in the city
Tammany rolls up it's usual majority
for county officers, electing every can
didate except Gray for Recorder OF
Kings, who was defeated.
The Democrats are again in control
in Maryland, having made clean
sweep for State officers, and elected a
majority in the Legislature
New Jersey, on the other hand, goes
Overwhelmingly Republican for legis-
lative candidates.
Fusionists win out in Nebraska, ex-
Governor Holcomb for Supreme Justice
receiving a majority of upward of TO-
GOO
Iowa, Massachusetts and Pennsyl-
vania roll up the usual Republican ma
5ol ties
RESULT IN OHIO.
COLUMBUS, Nov. AT 10 p. m. the
Chairmen of both the Republican and
Democratic State Committees We're
claiming the election of their respect
i've State tickets, and also a majority of
the Legislature. There are no Jones
legislative or other candidates. but
Samuel NJ Jones, Mayor of Toledo. is
certainly the closest third that ever
entered the Ohio Gubernatorial race.
The indications are that he has drawn
more heavily from the Republicans in
the cities than from the Democrats,
with the exception of Columbus and
some smaller cities, and that the Jones
vote will not be so large in the rural
districts. There is not the usual per-
centage of either Republican or Dem
ocratic gains or losses. as the gains run
for the Republicans in some places and
for the Democrats in others.
At 10 D. m. Judge Nash claimed his
election as Governor, and Chairman
Dick said he was assured the Republic
cans had carried everything, but he had
no figures yet to announce. The AS
ISOLATED Press sent questions to Mr..
Mclean at his residence asking if he
claimed his election and received the
reply that he had no answer yet TO
make Chairman Seward of the Dem
ocratic Committee said he was not yet
prepared to answer the question.
After IL d. m. the returns showed
that the Democratic gains in Cincin-
natl and other cities were reduced, and
that Mclean was likely third at Cleye-
land and possibly at Toledo, in which
cities Jones drew much more heavily
from the Democrats than from the Re-
publicans. At the same time the Re-
publican net gains outside of Cincin-
natl, Cleveland and Toledo were in
creasing at such a rate as to indicate
a plurality of from 10000 to 10000
for Judge Nash for Governor and the
entire Republican State ticket includ-
ing a, majority of the Legislature.
Chairman Dick had, previous to the
election, repeatedly claimed the election
of the entire Republican State ticket
by not less than $4,000 plurality. So
far tonight he has refused to give any
figures, but those around him say that
means that he now has no reason to
change his first figures. The later re-
turns seem to be growing in favor of
the Republicans, especially since the
returns indicate that Jones hurt the
Democrats much more than the Re-
publicans in Cleveland, Toledo and Co
lumbus and other cities. while the frs.
reports indicated exactly the opposite
effect.
Judge Nash is receiving the congrat-
ulations of his friends and neighbors
at the Neil House After IL p. M he
said:
Il claim my election by at least 80,
OO0, but / am too much engaged tc
give a statement of the cause or to
analyze the results for the PRESS
Bands and clubs are out serenading.
At IL 40 .. M Chairman Charles
Dicks gave out the following: s.Tht
returns from Hamilton, Cuyahoga ant
Lucas Counties are as yet too meaeel