The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-11-08

politics to you, for know nothing about
American politics. and If I did it would
be presumptive on my part to talk poll
tics to you. In Ireland learned about
Tammany hall, and I want to congratu-
late you on doing what you think is right.
am not sorry am here, for you are
to some extent Irish, and I congratulate
you
Lord Mayor Talon was then introduced,
and said he was impressed with the
earnestness with which they conducted
elections in America.
I think I have learned good DEAL"
he said, " and shall profit by the les
son when 1 return home.''
Several Tammany orators continued to
make speeches until II o'clock, when Mr.
Croker left and returned to the commit
tee ROOM There he read few more re-
turns, and after talking with John B.
carroll, Mayor Van Wyck and others pre-
pared to leave. When CIR. Croker was told
thas some Of the Democratic candidates
up the state, who had been expected to
win. had been defeated he said:
ut Is too bad that there should have
been anything but harmony in the party
We ought to be a united party, but
have not heard from the state yet. The
Independent labor vote did not cut much
Ice. They cannot take away the honest
labor vote from Tammany Hail. The
laboring man knows that Tammany Hall
Is his friend, and he sticks to the orgn-
iztion."
REPUBLICAN FIGURES.
At midnight Mr.. B. O'Deu Jr., chair
man Of the Republican state committee,
said The republicans had elected at least
ninety members of the lower houses Of
the legislature. He said the Republican
reports were gratifying so far as mu-
nfclpal officers are concerned. Mr.. ODell
said:
Il look upon the election as an indica-
ton that the Republicans Of the state
are awake, and they look upon this cleo
ton as being preliminary to the cam
pagn Of 1900. I also look upon the result
as tribute to Senator PIatt's manage
ment of the campaign in this state"
The Republicans elected only four as
semblymen in New York county, and one
of these is anti organization man.
HOT FIGHT IN TROY.
TROY, N. Y, Nov. latter one of the
hottest fights ever known here, in which
ex-Gov. Black led on side and ex-
Senator Edward Murphy, on the other,
the city has gone Republican by about
1000 Black and Murphy have personally
conducted the contest tight and day. for
weeks, and the result is the election of
Blacks ticket, city, county and assembly
Ihis Is the first time in thirty years that
Troy has gone Republican
VREKAND FOR CONGRESS.
JAMESTOWN, N. Y, Nov. 7-E. B.
Vrekand, Republican, is elected member
or congress to succeed Warren B. Lewis.
republican, in the Thirty-fourth district
HIS plurality is estimated at 11,OOO
osWEGO DEMOCRATIC.
OSWEGO, N. Y, Nov. ALBERT Hall.
Democrat, was elected mayor by about
200 majority.
SYRACUSE DEMOCRATIC.
SYRACUSE. N. Y, Nov. 7.-Mayor Nc
CURE Dem.). carried the city by nearly
UTICA MAYOR A DEMOCRAT.
UTICA, N. Y, Nov. 1-R. w. Sherman
Oem), is elected mayor of Utica by
81. Balance Of city ticket is Demo-
cratic by majorities ranging from 2O1
to 3OO.- Two of the three assemblymen
districts in Oneida county show no
change.
ROCHESTER COMPLETE.
ROCHESTER,, N. Y. Nov 7-Rochester
complete gives Carnohan (Rep) 1853
plurality for mayor
ALBANY COUNTY RESULT.
ALBANY, N. Y, Now 7-AIbany coun-
ty elects Republican assemblymen in the
First, Second and Fourth districts and
a Democrat IN the Third
KINGS COUNTY COMPLETE.
Kings county complete gives, for regis
ter. Howe (Rep.), 1927; Gray Dem),
77.724.
NO CHANGE IN THESE.
AUBURN. N. Y, Nov. 7.-Cayuga
county elects two Republican members Of
the assembly No change.
BINGHAMTON, N. Y, Nov =
Brooms county elects two Republican as
semblymen. No change
CANTON, N. Y, Nov. 7.-St. Lawrence
county elects two Republican assembly
men. This is no change.
MALONE, N. Y, Nov. 7.-Franklin
county elects Republican assemblyman.
No change.