The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-11-07
LOWS PLURALITY
NEARLY 10000
Result of the Election In New
York City.
DEMOCRATS TO REORCAHiz E
CROKER DECLARES HE Is NOT
OUT OF POLITICS.

1 W 4 VI I'LL 49,
New York. Nov. 6-Complete unof-
fc.aI returns from Greater New York
/ give Seth Low. fusion candidate for
mayor. 294992, and Edward NJ Shep-
ard, Democratic candidate, 265, lbs,
making Lows plurality 2s,S54. Edward
+ NJ Grout, fusionist candidate for con-
/ troHer, received z99,7 1S votes, and vii
] liam Ladd, Democratic, 254,ISi. max
ing the plurality of the fusiOnIsts A.
/ $40.
/ Unofficial returns from every eiec-
ton district in New York county give
! William Travers Jerome. fusionist, a
! lead of 1850 over Henry ~. Unger,
! Democrat. in the race for the district
/ attorneyship. The vote of the two foF-
lows: Jerome 1853; Unger, l4So's.
A revised TecapitUlatiOn Of the vote
on president Of the board OF aldermen,
with every district reported. shows tnaI
ECharies Y. Fornes, fusionist, mas
! George NJ Van HOeson, Democrat
beaten by plurality OF Sl,SS4.
Complete unofficial figures from the
/ borough of Queens show that Joseph
Cassidy, Democrat. has defeated Dohl'
fusionist. for the presidency Of the
borough by 1888 plurality, in q total
vote Of 24921.
I Complete unofficial returns show the
election Of Louis F. Haften, Democrat,
as president Of the borough OF the
Bronx with a plurality Of Law over
Wells. fusionist. The vote was; Karen
/ 1e. 500; Wells, 1899.
Complete figures from the borough oI
Richmond give the presidency 10
/ George Cromwell. fusi0nist. with plu-
/ rality Of ass over Nicholas Muller
! Democrat
In Kings County.
Complete and revised returns from
Kings county show the election VI
Guden, fusiOnist, as sherlH, over ne
terborg, Democrat. The vote was
,,uden los. O50. and HesterbOrg 94,Z44.
Compiete revised returns gathered
unofHciaTv show the election OF the
following Justices Of the supreme court
Morgan J. O'Brien. Democrat ana III
sionist. Samuel Greenbaum, tuSlOnist
lanes A. Blanchard, fusiOnlst; Jonn
Proctor Clarke. fusi0nist. Clarke, VINO
got the smallest plurality Of any Oh the
men elected. led Charles w. Day
the nearest man to him on the Judlcla
ticket, by 6,116, and beat RObeft a
Van Wyck, the present mayor Dy -
$50. .. a..
In commenting upon the election tins
Times tomorrow viii say one OF th@
results of the election will be the I'M
mediate attempt OF the Democratl'
anti-Tqmmany forces to rehaDlilla "a L
( the marty in this section. To bring Jnl'
/ about ex-senator Jacob + CanJer
r nresident-elect of the borough OF Man
= haitian. favors. if necessary, the reVo
= cation of the charter of the TannlahS
society. D...,oroo,
] ,,,,r,oses TO undertake the TeOrganiza
. tion of the Democratic party mere ant
} IN make the effort forthwith 70 secure
To the exclusion Of Tammany, reeosili
- ion IF the state and national commit
] tees The first step in this movement
= ILL Ea taken at a meeting TO De hel'
f ton,orrov- night. which viii be attend
"a IN. represeutatives of all DemocraI
IT, bodies opposed to Tammany han.
Many Illegal Votes.
Tobn NcCuuagh, superintendent o
state elections. asserted today that, Il
a snite of all the precautions taken {
nrevent violations Of the election law
and ali the work done by the bureau
he believed that at least 10000 mega
,-o+es had been cast in this city OF
, Tuesday. -.-.o-. =.
{ Mavor-elect Low was the recipe =
5 scores of congratulatory messages IN
following dispatch was received iron
President Roosevelt; Il congratulat
{ the civ even more than / do you
u upon the Overwhelming triumph OF III
forces Of decency.
Mr. Low .replied: your hearty con
!. graf,1Iati6ns have done me gUOd.
Mr. Low sent the following reply s
the telegram sent him last mght y
the defeated Democratic candidate
q NJ Sbepard your hearty ana gener
: ous. congratulations are highly valued
q Accent my sincere thanks.
Seth Low. as mayor of Greater NeN
, York. will have a salary of Sl5,OOO. II
will. in the first place, have the PRIV
. iIege of appointing such clerks ana as
: sistants in the mayors Office as n
Z NAV choose The first Of the appoint
n ments in his disposition IS that OF
n private secretary at a salary OF S9'OV
p He may appoint commissioners an
beds ~ derartments to succeed tn
present incumbents in most of the
,,ud,e departments of the city gov
eminent.
Richard Croker denied today that h
, had given up the leadership of Tam
many hall, or that he would do so. M
Croker said:
. THE report that am TO quit polite
= is absolutely false, and it is not tru
that I am to sail FOR Europe at ono
q / am in good health and / shall sta
right here for some time to come"