The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-11-05
HIS MAJORITY IS
NOT OVER 10000
COLER CARRIED GREATER NEW
YORK OVER HIS OPPONENT
BY 117,5oo VOTES.
But the Republicans Will Come to
Harlem With Enough Votes to
Overcome That Majority and
Elect Their State Ticket.

New York, November 4.-In spite of
a phenomenally large vote in New
York and Kings county for Bird S. Co
Ter (dem.) returns up to a late nour
last night indicated the reelection of
Benjamin B. Odell, (repub) to the gov
ernorship of New York state by from
5000 to 10000 Colers plurality in
the Greater New York exceeds 49,.
600. Odell's vote in the country dis.
tricts was lighter than two years ago,
but Coler's was also lower in the
same districts.
In New York city Coler's plurality
was 117500, made up as follows
I New York county $4,000, Kings coun-
ty 26,5OO Queens county $4,000, Rich
mond county $4,000
AT 8 p. M Elliott Danforth, former
chairman of the democratic state
committee said returns recIved indi-
cate Coler would carry greater New
York by 120GVv. He claimed that Co
ie would be elected governor by 90
600.
A statement given out at republican
Headquarters said returns received in
dicated tnat Odell was gaining in the
state cities and the returns from
country districts were coming in slow
ly indicated that Odell was gaining
and would win by from $1,000 to 90
600
RooseVeIt's Home.
Oyster Bay, l.. l., November A.
The. town Of Oyster Bay, president
Roosevelt's township, complete gives
Odell 1926 and Coler 1867 In 1900
the same gave Oden 2,O41, Stanchfeid
,529.
New York, November $3.50 a. m.
The election in this state today
was one of the most exciting in the
history of the Empire state, and it
will take the exact count to decide
majorities of the different candidle
At this hour returns have been re-
ceiyed from nearly every county and
Governor Odel has been reelected
over Bird S. Coler by a majority Of
rom 5000 to $1,000. The vote WAS
the heaviest polled in many years and
all over the state both sides worked
nard ali day for their respective tick
cts.
In Greater New York.
The vote in Greater New York vas
an exceptionally large one, and the
democratic candidate for governor
received a majority over Odell of Ill.,
500 votes, which, it was thouG 1t,
would be enough to elect him, but the
republicans made a big gain outside
of th city and VIII come 10 IarIem
with a majority over Tie da2ccrats Of
125,000 or 10000 majority, thus over
coming the majority received ~ Coler
in Greater New York.
Dunn's Statement.
At midnight Chairman Dunn, of the
republican state committee, said "the
reelection of Governor Odell was an
absolute certainty, / believe his Flu
rality will be from $4,000 to 10000.
Danforth Claims Victory.
Elicit Danforth, of the democratic
state committee, said at Iniduighs:
"The result is still in doubt, but, from
advices we have received, still cain
the election of Coler as governor"
Some Late figures.
Revised figures received after 1
o'clock name Odells plurality in Al
bany county $500 and in Chemung
county 72O. Later figures from Queens
name Coler's plurality at $685.
New York, November 4.-Late Ie-
turns from remote districts Snow fail
ing off in Odell's vote. Oneida county
gave Coler plurality of 142, a republi-
can loss of 5,2OS, and this reduced
odeIps estimated plurality to S,50e.