The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-09
rHk RESULT IN BROOKLYN.
81 ryDID WORK or THE REPUB-
ITC<N ORGANIZATION.

,-,..d Figures Differ Only slightly from
Tho.. Published in The Sun Yesterday
uorp,pr Democrats Cast Down by
n,,,,. Defeat - McGarryites Jubiiant.
rb. revised election figures in Brooklyn vary
-, s,lehtly from those published In the first
.s,,,on OF THE Sun yesterday morning. The
san,.. gave John F. Clarke. Dem. a plurality
III 7Op over Hiram r. Steele r.. and their
...n,,c, may be Judged from tho fact that the
rscl, Yesterday afternoon gave them 1859. a
I,s.r.ncs OF only 20. The revised pluralities
a. IN. other successful candidates on the
.ounty ticket are as follows;
For sherin-walton. Dem, over Nsu. r..
1885
Nssstts. r.. 10.eoS
For County Treasursr-Kimball. Dem. over
Cary. r.. e.se3 No.,
rh. pluralities for Municipal Justices were:
rice, a,.,rct-wslsh, Dem. over Cornell, r., 7s24.
sssond district Van wart r.. over Manner. Dem.
i'Issiid di.,rie.-Lynch. Dem. over Ai'tins. r.
a district williams. r.. over dosttins. Dem.
Ittrh di,triet-Turvusson. Dem. over No'trand.
=. oos.
Tbs Assem- bly, pluralities were:
I. Morgan, R. ca. {, hskscosn; Dem; ,saiain 3.
Ntinsrnsy. Dem ?.ioi Cotton u H., tis Z: ne
Fi psm Pen s.9 ~ isi a Sa1 DEM n o
s sig IL js. ss%'' b Dem Ggs H. Brennan.
4. 7iS Il, wilson. r.. sol; * heinsen. NJ wy:
~ H.ssenaus. Dom. Lao 20, Delaney. pem'' +sc;
ii, Adams. r.
In the twenty one Aldermanic districts. OF
,hIcb the Republicans carried nine. the pIu-
,,,,, correspond closely to those In the As
..rbly districts. These were the successful
candidates.
Fl Gftr Downing. Rep Hs'S 4 4 sSf.s.ss:. i. Rep.
sWH c. DciAno. Rep. 10 Jacob xelten. Dem.
George fleck. Dem. ~ william Vent. KEEP
= John piemer, Req. John WIN. Rep
SEP Kenney. Dem bsrnardSwy nmiut' pem'
10 Francis j. BY me. Dem, 81 Charles Alt. Rep
iisw McKeever. Dem.
tsa significant fact that OF the nye candi-
date, on the Repuel,san Goasty ,eS S.o , ,hs
t tsp I'M IL 1877 and supported Gen; Tracy Tor
slII.d in that year with the Citizens Union. 1t
. clear that the fusion business vas r.s car,
rsd soa Tar IN ypesd,n there was NO, an OBJ.
servant politician in BROOKLYN who was not
convinced that the Repuhliears would have
o %Hy' ,rue.bIue Republicans on he ticket 4
car,,ui analysis Of the vote also shows that in
sNv spots the Republican ticket was knitted
~ A ANAL eotsrie OF dsgruptled factiontsts.
10 attempt whatever will DO hade to disturb
The present Republican managers. and. un:
isss something unforeseen occurs. they Will
remain IN control during the momentous cam
pagn next year
bitter faetional spirit In the Democratic organ
iraton The McGarry brothers won s20.oOo
from Contractor Robert Fursy over the defeat
Of Gray. but ex-Aldsrman Arthur j. ksanv.
who holds the stakes. will not turn over the
money until after the Official canvass. Tho
family tsud between the McGarrys and their
uncle, Morrissey Gray, which has had such a
fsr.reaching political effect only broke out a
few years ago. and, whateverthe causes which
lroducsd II. has steadily increased in bitter
ness Mrs. McGarry was Just as earnest in her
hostility to her brother In the late campaign as
her sons, and. II 10 said. she spent several
hours eash day during tho canvass 10 making
tours Of the ward, and urging the women
The Gray incident, II IL expected, will breed
still further dissentions In the Democratic or
ganizAtion. Yesterday. Com ptroller Ooler said !:
ut 10 clear that q mistake was made In this
matter. either out Of poor judgment or per-
ponal fayoritism." When Mr.. Sheylln was told
about Mr. Colers criticisms. he said:
II the party Is not satisfied with its present
leaders II 10 easy enough 10 change them"
He also said that the question Of disciplining
Coffey and the other revolters was matter
for the organ ization to determine.
The total vote In constitutional amendment
No. 2, In Brooklyn; did not reach one-halt its
tohesr from the vote 10: For. o9,332; against,
177l3