The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-11-05
Returns From tie Country
IN GeHeyaiSh0a0 Republican
Uck0res, Though Wlhh
Decreased MajO5TtIeS III
.Se0eraL States.

NEW YORK. Nov. 5.-The State cleo
tiOn in New York viii probably be con-
tested by the Democratic managers.
The Democratic State leaders have
practically given notice to this effect.
Mr.. Hill. Mr.. Coler, John y. Carlisle.
chairman of the Democratic State ex-
ecutive committee. AMI Chairman Camp
bell. Of the Democratic state commit
tee viii meet at the Hoffman House this
evening and Will remain there until the
question of defective ballots in upstate
districts has been thoroughly inquired
into by the election board.
Secretary Mason, Of the Democratic
State committee. said this morning;
We do not concede anything. The
alleged defective ballots in the upstate
districts will be more than enough TO
elect Coler.
"The Republicans have resorted 10
chicanery, tritkery. and bribery in this
election. Especially is this so in Oneida.
Erie, and Onondaga counties. Thou
sands OF dollars were spent by the Re
publicans in these counties
The country at large remains as it
was-on the Republican basis. The
latest returns only confirm the early
Indications last night, that the election
throughout the country had been
sweep for the Republican ticket. making
no change, 50 far as the government u
the country was concerned. and leaving
State Legislatures about as they were
2ennsylvania's Effort.
Pennsylvania weat heavily for the Re
publican ticket, electing Judge Penny
packer governor by more than 10000
plurality and a state Legislature that
viii be largely Republican on joint bal
lot and insures the reelection Of United
States Senator Penrose.
The result in Ohio. where Tom L.
johnson made a circus campaign. was a
Landslide for the Republicans, who have
q plurality OF more than 100 900 prob
ably, big gain over the 1900 vote.
Connecticut. where the Democrats
put up a stin fight, gave the ReDubli-
cans a plurality OF 10000.
Republican Congress.
Congress- on the basis Of the latest
returns. which have come in slowly,
from doubtful Western districts is
safely Republican.
An increase in the Republican ma
jority in the Senate is indicated. AD-
parently the majority in the House Of
Representatives will be practically un-
changed, and seems now 10 be twenty
nine members more than the present
House.
Out West. Colorado seems to have
elected the entire Republican Sta,e
ticket, three Congressman and a Re
publican Legislature. In California a
Republican governor has apparently
been elected AMI Loud. Republican
Congressman, defs ated- Montana aas
gone Republican on the State ticket
but the result Of the fight between
Clark and Heinze for legislative con
troll is doubtful. Wyoming is sweep
ingly Republican, as are Utah and
Washington.
Iowa is Republican by a big vote.
Boies. the Democratic candidate for
Congress in the district where Hender-
son refused 70 run is beaten with the
other Democratic candidates The re-
suit in Nebraska is doubtful. Illinois
and InSi ma gave big Republican plu-
ralitiSs In New England the Repub-
lican VOTE was cut down somewhat in
New n impshire and Massachusetts.
without making material changes in the
result New Jersey is safely Repubn-
can.
MajOrities Increased.
AlOns the northern tier Of States in
the country Republican success was
complete. particularly in Minnesota
where idajorities were largely increased.
Just what has happened IN Delaware
is still a matter Of doubt II seems that
the Senatorial deadlock precipitated by
the candidacy OF Addicks is sure 70 con
tinue. The Republicans seem to have
elected twenty seven members OF the
Legislature. the Democrats twenty-five
and three districts are ia 0cgbt. half
dozen OF the Republicans elected are an
u-Addicks men.