The sun., 1901-11-15
POLITICAL NOTES.

been elected 10 Congress from " by LOW P'uie'"
to succeed the late Marriott Brosius
A renewal Of the Tammany factIonai contro-
versy In The Bronx Is almost Inevitable There
has been for some time chronic warfare between
Tammany men In the Thirty fourth and IammahS
men In the Thirty NTH Assembly districts
The former have been led By Street Cleaning
Commissioner Nagie and the latter by boroutn
President Hafren. formerly Commissioner OF s,Ieo'
improvements iu the whole district The amer
! ences between the two Tammany leaders began
| year ago In the night over the senatorship'
Nagies stay as street Cleaning Commissioner
closes on Jan. 1. Haffen has been elected Presi'
| dent OF The Bronx for two years
! Tho Appropriations Committee OF the Georgia
House has recommended the appropriation OF
$1,000 for the Confederate Soldiers Rome III a
ditlon to the tia.S00 OF Insurance money appio'
| priaied for rebuilding the structure recehu' oe'
| stroycd by nre
The Republicans OF Philadelphia elected theH
| organization candidate for District Attorney
polling for him i2s.ooo votes against $500 ior 'ne
fusion candidate for that ONCE MIR. Ro'hermel,
| the incumbent The organization Democrats haa
| an outside candidate In the neld.'
In one ward Of Philadelphia the sixth. long part
! OF the stronghold OF Squire McMullen, who occu-
| pied very much the same relation 10 Democta,c
politics in Philadelphia that Hugh Mclaughlin
| does In Brooklyn, this outside Democratic cand'-
date received more votes than the fusion nominee
In OF the voting precincts OF the Sixth ne poeo
100 votes TO % for the Republican and - Tor tho
fusion candidate.
| The gains which the Republican party expected
to secure In Southwestern Virginia, where whlte
voters predominate. as result OF tne ols1taheh,s
ing csursc Of the Richmond Constitutional CON
| vention, did not materalize. The Democrats
| carried Virginia by about their usual majority
| Rbod. Island had It's nrst November state elec.
tion this year and II resulted favoraby TO the re
publicans but by a smaller majority than they mao
| a year ago. The General Assembly Is largely
| Republican. With the exception OF Centrai rams
| in Newport county the Democrats elected theif
Mayoraty candidates In the lve cities oil 'he STATE
| Iuoa, county Ohio which Golden Rule Jones,
the Popullst Mayor OF Toledo, carried In isso wheh
| candidate for Governor swung back into line for
| the Republican ticket on Tuesday, the Republicans
| making clean sweep OF Il. Cleveland and Coium-
| bus went Democratic: Cincinnati gave suos'an %
tia Republican majority. one result OF th's Sca'
| election In Ohio Is the practical certainty Una.
| Joseph B. Foraker will be reelected to the uhi'ed
| states Senate at the close OF his present term
| A censu, bulletin shows the number OF nli'erate
o,e,s In IN, United states to be 2Soo0 600 Of whom
| more than a million-mosty colored voters are
| native born. There are G20Ooo iliterate foreign
| born male residents OF the United states
| The election district In which Tammany Hail
made its best showing at this years election was
the Second OF the sixth Assembly district IL saVe
Shepard 27o plurality In the fnth AssemoN
| district for the nrSt time since 1895. Iammahy
u.r los, every election district. This y one OF
the Assembly districts In which the 1reatet NeN
York Democracy made no local nominations ohIy
one other district below Fourteenth street was
carried by Low. the Tenth
| Col. J. Hampton Hoge Republican candidate
for Governor OF Virginia, Is a candidate Tor the
District Judgeship for the Western Dntr'cI "
| Virginia. made vacan, BY the death Of Judge Paul
|
The only West Side district south OF fifty ninth
| street lost TO Tammany at Tuesdays election "a'
| the Ninth Assembly Of which John c. Sheehan Is
| the anil .TammAny Democratic leader The Others
| the First Third seventh Eleventh, Thirteeh'h
Tireenth and Seventeenth. gave Shepard ma
jorities.
tn. success Of the Democrats In Boston. which
was carried by Josiah Quincy for Governor oy
substantial majority, Is understood 10 assure .h'
nomination for second time-he was defeated "ner
n. las, ran for the orice-of Patrick A. Collins fo
Mayor OF Boston on the Democratic ticket AZ 'h'
| December charter election
| ,,,coi, Neb where william j. Bryan votes
was carried by the Republicans with sweep 81
| this years election
Many OF the anti Quay Republicans In Pennsy'
vania md satisfaction In the result OF 'he Ie..n 80,
election although II did not turn out successiu'''
| for their candidates. The Union ticket IN fehnsyl
| yania supported by Democrats and ahu Sua'
| R,pubiicans had uaJorities In thirty ar OF W
| - cat. only o
shy seven oouhues o' W.. -. ,.., y.s, out
which gave pemoeia"c maj" ,m.n,sny y.Tk.s an,
soc OF ~ ~Ina ,ece,yed A majority
!. which Phhaoe'pn'S anu r".'''
y w.,,.,.o, received considerable locs
o.,a,a.,. for Governor OF Ken
= "a ,i,,rs,,ly p.rhAps. for President of IN
). | , go. 40 ,h. ,.sul, ofIths election II
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$50 s,,,,,,nT the Republicans at al
r,s',,,. "a saa,ns 90 the Democratic me mber
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