The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1903-11-12
Heavy Democratic Majority Recorded
in New York City
END OF A REMARKABLE CAMPAIGN
Total Net Gains of Io3,ooo-Grouf
and Flowers Elected, Too-Other
Elections.

defeated Mayor Seth Low for re-elec-
! ton by a plurality Of 63,617, complete
| unofficial returns have been received
from every election district in the city.
By the same returns Comptroller Ed
ward N. Grout and Charles w. Fornes.
president OF the boaId Of aldermen.
running for reelection on the Demo-
cratic ticket, though elected two years
ago as Fusionists. defeated their Fus-
ion opponents by 66790 and 64,T3
plurality, respectively. Comptroller
| Grout leading the city ticket
Repu ,iicans Carry N braska.
Lincoln, Neb., Special.-Based or re-
trrns from lis voting precincts out
side Of Lancaster county Ulncoln)
! and Douglas county (omaha) and Re-
publican State central committee at
midnight made the claim Of the cleo
ton of the entire Republican State
ticket by not less than 10000 plurality.
This claim is considered conservative,
and newspaper returns tend to con-
! firm It. The vote for the lis precincts
in the State gives Barnes (Republi-
CAM, 9,642; Sullivan (F'usion). 8.lS2.
The same precincts. two years ago,
gave the Republican candidate 9.675:
Fusion. S.107, change so slight that
1t will require Fusion landslide from
an unexpected quarter to overcome the
Republican plurality Of $4,000 Of two
years ago.
Ohio Heavily Republican.
Columb bus, Ohio, Special.-The Re-
publicans broke their record in Ohio
in pluralities for Governor by electing
Myron T. Herrick (Republican) over
Mayor Tom L. Johnson (DemocraD by
considerably over 100000. The plural
ity on Joint ballot Of over 100, in the
Legislature for the reelection OF Sen
ator Hanna. more than triples any pre-
yious record.
Other Elections.
Boston. Special-One hundred pre-
cincts in Boston gave CASTOR, Demo
crat, 1928; Bates. Republican, a.
926 plurality for CASTOR Of S,307. Last
year the same precincts gave CASTOR
%, 1876; Bates 1888.
Democrats estimate from these fig
ures that CASTOR will carry Boston by
1000
Boston, Special.-John L. Bates was
reelected Governor OF Massachusetts
by plurality Of 35,849 over Col. Will
liam A. CASTOR, the Democratic candi-
date. With returns complete from
every town and city in the State. the
total vote for Governor was: Bates
(Republ;can), l99 1893; CASTOR Demo
craft, 1854.
Baltimore. Md. Special.-Late re.
turns show that Warfield's majority
is growing, and will probably reach
10 900. The Democrats will certainly
have 10 Senators to Republicans; IN
the House IS Democrats to 80 Re-
publicans; Oh the joint ballot, 4G ma
jority.
Judge Wilson Shepard Bryan. in an
interview, suggests the North Caro-
lima constitutional amendment as
possibility in Maryland. Plans to
eliminate the negrJ vote are oe!ng
generally considered.
Albany. N. Y, Special.-Charies II
Cans, Republican, was reelected mayor
o. Albany by a plurality considerably
larger than that Of two years ago, de-
feating Col. VIM. Gorham Rice, for
merly United States civil service COM
missioner under President Cleveland.
The campaign was one OF the hottest
in recent years, being conducted ex-
clusively on local lines. The entire Re-
publican city ticket is elected.
providence. X. l., Special-At mlG
night the returns indicated the re-
election of Governor Garvin. Democrat,
by a greatly reduced plurality. The
vote is very close, however, and the
result will probably be in doubt until
the last district is heard from. The Re-
publican State central committee
claimed that later returns would over
come Garyin's lead at midnight over
Col. Colt, Republican.
In Providence, Mayor Miller, Demo-
crat, was reelected.
Baltimore, Special.-At 1 O'CLOCK
Wednesday morning the returns from
Baltimore City and the Maryland coun-
ties are meagre, owing to the length OF
the ballot, and, therefore, it is impos-
s:bie to accurately estimate the result.
The indications, however. point to the
election of Edward Warfeld Demo
crat) as overnor over Stevenson A.
Williams (Republican) and that the
Legislature which will elect Ua.,ed
States Senator will also be Democratic.
Louisville, KY, speeial-The re-
election of Governor John c. W. Beck
ham. the Democratic candidate. over
Col. Morris B. Belknap. Republican, by
q majority Of fully $1,000, seems as
sured. The Republicans concsde the
election of Governor Beckham.
Jackson, Miss, Special.-The vote IN
the State in Tuesdays election was
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