The sun., 1901-11-07
AFTER THE BATTLE.

AFTER THE BATTLE.
| Farmer Dunn was correct In his prognost ication
a. TO weather conditions In New York on Tuesday.
the Washington Weather Bureau not Dunn
predicted rain aud after rain a cold day; the Wash
nglon probabilities were fair and clear"
| Fully s2OoOOO was expended By the Tammany
! flal Organization In New York city during the
recent canvass for Autographs, posters. banners.
sandwich signs and handbnls. There
| Wednesday morning nearly $4,000 worth OF
unused paper at the Fourteenth street head.
| quarters.
Tuesdays election was not a "shakedown" bu,
a shake or" Nothing In the way OF Constitutional
Interpretation need now bar the reorganization OF
the New York Police Department
one notable feature OF Tuesdays elect lon through.
out the country was the great gain which the Repub
| ican party has made IN the support It's candidates
| received In the large cities. Heretofore these
cities with few exceptions. have usually Inclined
| to tho Democratic party and the great source Of
Republican strength has been In the rural districts
! Republican lead continues In the rural districts
as heretofore but tle large cities OF the country
| have now decided leaning toward the Republican
| party.
There are twenty one counties in the State OF
New Jersey and Franklin Murphy, the successful
Republican candidate for Governor. during
twenty DAYS canvass visited and spoke In each
county This IL an unprecedented record In New
jersey OF political activity on the part of can
d date
purinr the recent canvass Seth Low d.livered
thirty. eight speeches and Edward NJ. Shepard
twenty .nyc. The largest number OF Mr.. Lows
speeches were delivered In Manhattan and tho
largest number OF Nj ShcpardS speeches In BrooE
lyn. Each candidate spoke once only in the Dor
ough 81 Richmond and Is computed that 75.0p
voters heard Mr. Low and 900 voters Mr. Shepard.
In no previous munic pal election In New York
has there been the same number of meetings and
IN, same number Of speeches - have been delivered
on both sides this yrsr. The number ~ political
,reIlbindrr~ has been very largely Increased and
the public taste for campaign ofa'or) developed
hy newcomers into ncd IN which Americans
excel Disorder az campaign meetings IN this city
= practically unknown.
T. vas formerly 'rolrf' ths' rainy day was
s,nouS nous Win Democrat. success, ami clear
skic, with Republican trurIu nut such f. the case
no longer Iu IIFug uarN OF lows - Iucsda.
election % showed aud tUr explanation given or
Republican gain, Iu fIu.r district, IFS that t' suaN
to1s thr farmer, from mo UorH0oids Do t'na
rrrat msry. Iowa save over p''sH rep hi.raA
majority on Governor
heretofore In Nru Aur. Tho rf..I..on part
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