Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-11-08
Likewise To Colonel Bryan, Messrs Hoar, Mason, At
kiuson, Garrison, Schurz, Pettigrew, and the
Other Little Americans.
FLAG WILL WAVE OYER AMERICAN LANDS
The Policy Of President Mckinley Endorsed All Over The Unon
Republicans Garry Eight Of The Twelve States And Make Gains
Every Where In Municipal Eections---0hio Showed
Wat She Thinks Of The Anti -Expansionists
Illusion Strength In Nebraska.

I WAS eleCteu ny pluralllleS averaging
$4,000, except that Gray Dem) for reg
lister was defeated by Howe (Rep.) b,
16S votes. This was due to the fact tha
a number Of Democratic leaders with
held support from Gray. In King:
county the latest figures show an as
sembly delegation made up of twelve
Democrats and nine Republicans, Re.
publican gain Of three. In Queens coun.
ty the Democrats elected two assembly.
men, Republicans one. In Richmond
one assemblyman is as usual Demo
cratic.
One of the surprises of New York
county was that O'Brien, the independ-
ent labor party leader nominated for
sheriff by the Republicans, ran behind
his ticket, about $500 votes. O'Brien Is
walking delegate of the granite cutters
union, and it was expected many work.
ingmen would vote for him who would
scratch other names on the Republican
ticket. Apparently just the reverse hap
pened. Former Justice Joseph ]. DAILY.
nominated by Republicans for justice
of the supreme court but not indorsed
by the labor party, got more votes than
OBrien.
Albany, November S.-The result of
the election shows Republican gains in
assemblymen and gain in municipal
officers in many cities. In Albany, nor
mally Democratic, only three Demo-
Gratis have been elected. In Troy the
mayor elected is an independent Demo-
crat. In Rochester the Republican or
ganization elected candidate for may
or over the present Democratic mayor.
| The Democrats reelected Dewitt may
or Of Binghamton. In Syracuse the Re-
publicans did not gain, Former Attor-
ney General Hancock, candidate for
mayor, being defeated by the present
mayor. Mcguire. In Utica the Repub-
licans gained, but the Democrats still
control the city.
MASSACHUSETTS, is o. K.
Boston, November S.-The vote Of
Massachusetts for governor complete
Is: Crane (Rep.), 1885; Paine (Dem.),
103,S14, a Republican plurality of 65,052.
The vote Of 1898 was: Wolcott (Rep.),
191, LAG; Bruce (Dem.) 1O7,960. The Re-
publicans regard the result as an in
dorsement of the national administra-
ton as to the Philippine islands.
On the other hand, the Democrats,
lican vote, claim Massachusetts, thereby
entered a protest against expansion.
The Democrats gained seven seats in
the legislature. The socialist Democrats
in some towns received a larger vote
than either their Republican or Demo-
cratic opponents but they carried only
two districts. The Democrats are jubi-
liant over the victory in Boston, which,
after giving Republican, plurality for
governor for the past three years, gave
Paine a plurality Of $500. 1t Is claimed
this forecasts the election of Demo-
cratic mayor in December.
i AN IOWA TIDAL WAVE.
Des Moines, Ia, November 8.-Gov-
| ernor Shaw's (Rep.) plurality Is de-
clared to be $1,000 by the Republican
committee, and the Democrats concede
| $4,000. A comparison with the vote two
years ago shows Republican gains, al
though the vote Is much lighter than
then. Cummins, candidate for United
States senator, claims he will have a
majority In the house, and the senate
will be evenly divided between himself
and Gear. The indications are that the
nomination. will depend upon legisla-
tive caucus in January.
KENTUCKY rs REPUBLICAN.
Frankfort, November Sat Goebel
headquarters this morning former Sem
ator Blackburn said: Republicans
must carry Jefferson county by. over
4,500 to win, and our information Is that
they failed to do this. The Democratic
majority, while small, Is safe, and our
ticket elected. The Democrats will have
majority in both houses Of the legis-
lature. Our majority on joint ballot will!
be at least twelve, probably more"
Louisville. Nov. S.-With returns from
all but thirteen counties, some Of which
are unofficial. and with the vote of 1897
as a basis of calculation, at the same
ratio of Republican gains, Taylor's plu-
rality in the state figures 6,700. The
majority Of the missing counties are in
the 18th district which is largely Re-
publican. At the Republican head
quarters It Is still maintained that Tay-
lor's plurality will reach $1,000. The
complete returns from louisville give
Goebel 1906; Brown 2.749; Taylor $780,
DEMOCRATS HOPE TO COUNT OUT.
Frankfort KY, November S.-Chair-
man Blackburn, Of the Democratic
state committee, gave out the following
statement at noon: "Goebel is elected
by 5000 or 1000 majority on the face Of
the returns. II a contest ID made his
majority will be increased. The legisla-
ture is safely Democratic in both
branches, and the Democratic majority
on joint ballot will be not less than
twenty"
Louisville, November S.--The Times
has the following statements from the
two candidates:
"Covington, KY. November 81 have
advices enough from all over the state
| to say that the Democratic state ticket
10 elected BY not less than 1000. and