The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-11-06

The revised election figures for BrOoklyn
give to Coler a plurality Of ?8.8j7, which is
lS in excess of what he was credit eel with
in THF SUS YESTERDAY morning.
The Court Of Appeals vote Wa. Werner.
50 ,sl; GRAY llS ~. GRAY over Werner
IS! HSS
The Congress pluralitie, were a. follow.
Di-i
> Lindsay d over Howe Il ......... s.sl
= punwslI. Il over Roger. ID ...... 49,
5 Ba--ett. u over hanhury. Il .... ~.
u Baker. u over Bri-tow. Il ....N.. Isl
Fitzgerald - over williamson - dst
These are III" Senate plurdl'ir~.
Di.i
3 cullen u over Douglass Il ........ Gl,?
MhitIock. u. over p"tra" X ...... NoS
) McCabe, ., over Hopkn., ...... si6J
Burton. ID q. over Fuller, R.. .... J7a
NJ, arren y. over Spr"ng-r. $3.50
= Marshall. r.. over Cameron. D.. jo"
- Wagner, p over schultz. Il .....-. 3.5js
- The Republicans elected only tour OF the
tw-nty-one A--enhlyMrn. and their plurhIl-
ties were a. follows
! Morgan. over Chapman d ...... A.
II Weber. II over Lehman, d $500. 10
a. bowling. r over Byck, ID ......... ,. -
IS Rem>.n. over GTini'h, u 49,. 5S'
col Kline. III" Republican candidate for
Sh.rlr. lead his ticket nearly 5000 votes
polling SLsjl 10 l0s,5iS, lOr Melody. hi Demo-
crate OPPONENT
Hugh Mclaughlin was in no way dis
,urbed over the result, although he was
astoni-hed, a. he admitted. at the Repub-
lean ma jOiiti-, in The rural districts, IT.,
said:
There j. populat ion enough in New York
State 20 make four States Why not make
Two States. one above and one be-
low Albany? The farmers pay their taxes
aud ask the privilege of governing the en-
tire state. hu, The people here also pay
taxes and they ought 10 have some say. |
think it would DE good ldea 10 satisfy
both ~d-- With two States ia. merchants
ana mechanics could govern th.rnsel -
aud the farmers could do the same
There was no McCullagh up the State.
While Met uilagh and his men were wal ching
he wicked Democrats in Greater New York
the wicked Republicans up the State wen
permit ed to do about a. they pleased Mr.
toler go' over lUpU majority In Greater
New York, while Mr. Odell got u.a rly i4O 80
up the state. Goodness gracious No
body over though, Their" Wcr" 80 many
voters ~ Their. Even m. most confident
of tie Republicans did hot balieve hat Mr
Udell would gel more liam 1905 above
Albany
When asked if lie result mp the state
showed any dissatisfaction with David
b Hill Mr. Mclaughlin replied
oh. pShaw!"
In regard 10 The rumor, about his re-
tirlng from pulitical management, he SAID.
u am an American citizen and will "N-
erclse my night to vote ~ long a. | live
! want 10 say that | have not done any
management Tor seven wears am proud
10 b" called one ~ the ,ouu~rllor~ NV
advice to INV fellow ouun-eilor, l. TO fad
out what the sentiment Of the people j.
aud hen 10 follow il II will look then -
If you We're leading item. The Repub-
leans don't understand this aud thrv al
t-mDt 70 lead
The Republican leaders in Brooklyn
gracefully accepted the stunning defeat
on the local ticket and con-uled themselves
by study of the election figures which
showed that the organization had made a
better showing than in any Of the other
Doroughs Of the Greater New York
Lieut. .-Gov. Noodruf laid that under he
general slump conditions which prey allied
Kings county had done IA we'll a. could be
expected. He also said that he did not he
lieve there was any party treachery along
the line. Tn. defect ion in a large measure
being caused. in hi- opinion, nv the dis
pleasure Of a vast number of voters with
certain policies II the municipal admins
tration MIR Woodruf and Mrs Woodruff
left Brooklyn Yesterday afternoon with a
party Of friends for their Adirondack
camp, where they are 10 10 Joined bv Gov
ernor and Mrs OdelI