The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-11-04
A Record Breaking Republican
Victory IN Ohio Bates Re
elected in Massachusetts BY
Plurality Exceeding 5000
Rhode Island Democratic.
Maryland IS Democratic and
Iowa is Republican, Bryan S
State Goes Republican Gain
IN Republican Assemblymen
IN New York Croker Pleased

New York, Nov 4. Elections were held
IN ii states yesterday. but interest cen
tered On the result id New York city
where a remarkable municipal campaign
has been conducted between Tammany on
the one side ana the Fusion forces on the
other With att the newspapers and prac-
sieally every minister Of religion II the
city against him, George B. Mecleilaa,
son Of the civil war general, was yesser-
day eIspted third mayor of the city Of
Greater New York over Seth Low, fu.
slonist, the present mayor, by the large
plurality Of 83,9l7
Tamm8ny made clean sweep Of II and
has working majority 81 thirty-seyen u
the board 81 alderman. Egery Tammany
candidate la all five boroughs Of the
Greater city, except Richmond, was elect,
ed, Richmond gave her votes for Low,
The pump candidate "Big BIll' Dew
cry received 2g45 votes.
Edward MI Grout was elected c0mptr0l-
Ter and Charles Y. Fornes, president Of the
board 0f aldermen.
These two men were originally Oh the
fusion ticket and were endorsed BIZ Tam.
many wheEeuaOn the fnsienists took their
names from the Low ballots and uomf
mated ether candidates IT WIS the nom.
inatlon of GFout aud Fornes BY fammans
that caused Hugh Mclaughlin, the yeter-
an leader II the Kings county democracy
to BOLT and declare that be would not sap
port nen who we're not democrats. u
spite 81 hts detection, however. Mcclellan
nus and Fernes carried Kings county.
The management of their campaign there
was taken over by State Senator Patrick
iii HoQarren, when Mclaughlin refused
a aid.
Afprlse was the lltkls voting for vii
liam y Devery. former chief q police,
Nha ian 0n aa Independent ticket. which
was glvaa practically na support.
fFaa result shows & tremendous change
iii naBlio sentiment since Lows election.
al flas tins he carried all the boToughs
hus 3eens. his plurality ii Manhattan
ard me BfOnx being 81 663 In Brooklyn
sf was a5.T67 and ID Richmond IB8. In
Queens Shepard, democrat had a plural
stR al SSH Today Mcclellan earriedAa
haitian and the Bronx by about IS 600 q
eain Of 63.000; Brooklyn BY about 5000, I
rain ii 81, ,O00, and Queen by about 5000
b gain of more than & 600 This makes !
total net gain for Mcclellan Of about 1903.
600, as compared with Shepard's vote O
two years ago.
Low carried only one borough Rich
snond- by about 200 votes,
In the other states. Gov John 1. Bate
aT.5atoA gsa.4ars,.r aF kFaaS aahuQnff
BIZ about 5000 plurality over w. a. Gas
ton, his Democratic opponent ln Chi
the Republicans carried everything ant
besides electing Myr0n T Herriek govern
or, will have large majorities IN botl
branches Of the legislature, ensuring th
reelection Of Senator Hanna IN khod
Island Gov. Il, f. O. GaTvin, the onl.
Democratic governor 10 the north, e re
elected by a reduced majority: IN Mary
land, Edwin Warfeld, Democrat, Is elect
cd governor. and the legislature Is Demo
cratic: III Kentucky Gov. Beekham, Dem
oerat is reelected BIZ about $4,000 majorl
tv III Iowa Gov. Cummins, Republican,
reelected BY reduced majority, and /
Mississippi. the only other state 70 elect
governor, ]. k. Vardman. Democrat
elected
in New York, Pennsylvania and Nt
hraska and Colorado, justice of the uE
Der courts, and minor state officers wer
chosen. til New York the Republican
gained Six assembly men The result !
New York and Kings counties were sul
prising ii view of McClellan's victory fo
mayor, the Republicans electing six out Z
afty assemblymen from Kings count
and eight out Of 27 from New lor
county, Manhattan aud the Bronx a gal
ST two III each county The barge cans
proposition to widen and deepen the stat
canals. sd as to admit the passage of ,0o
Ian harges. has been carried by abot
t75, 900. The proposition carries with
an appropriation Of Sl0I, goo, 600
Pennsylvania gave Republican mao
ity Of zoo, 600
iii Nebraska, where the Democrats an
Populists joined forces, the Republican
have won Dy about 5000
The Republicans retain control Of 20
legislature In New Jersey, while the Den
osfats sweep Virginia IN electing assen
biymen
III Bridgeport, Conn, Mulvlhlll, q
st0ker mayor, was reelected, and the laol
mayor Of Ansonia in the same state WI