The National tribune., 1903-11-12

ton among makers, at many places: an
with advantage, It b said. In the "a
Ward Of Newark, where q machine was
used and a heavy vote cast, the returnA
complete, were sealed for Transmission to
the Chief of Police In Il minutes after
closing tine polls.
The new Senate will be: Republicans,
IA; Democrats z; House, Republicans, 81;
Democrats, %; q gain Of one Democrat
and a loss of one Republican.
The fight for Mayor Of Trenton was
fierce, between the Democratic incumbent.
Katzenbach, and Buchanan, Republican
nominee. The official count returned
Mayor Katzenbach by $50 votes.
Essex County. including Newark City,
was a battlefield whereon was no quarter
nor any truce nor rest. The Republicans
cleared the field.
The most vindictive warfare in the
State was in Jersey City. to defeat Mayor
Pagan for reelection, who defeated the
Democratic candidate by a large vote.
NEW YORK STATE
The State of New York is normally Re
publican; the City Of New York is nor
mally Democratic; this year each has re-
turned to its own, and with an emphasis
that shows how party relishes its own
freedom from entangline alliances.
On the whole. the Republicans have
| the advantages. They made gains in their
| own territory and some in the territory
OF the Democrats-even in New York
City, where the defeat of Fusion was de-
feat of coalition, not Of the Republican
party.
The vote on the proposition to expend
s1O1 100000 on the canal was strongly
affirmative: the vote, with two Counties
absent, was-for, 403, $3.50; against, 1S7. .057.
The Legislature for the session of 1904
will have a Republican majority, on joint
ballot, of 81. The Senate will be: Repub-
licans, %: Democrats. 81. In the As
sembly: Republicans, 96; Democrats, So,
and there will be one Independent.
In 1903 the Republicans had % Sena-
tors and Democrats %. In the lower
House there were 50 Republicans and 81
Democrats. A Republican majority on
joint ballot of "a.
The Republicans gain seven seats in
the Assembly and one seat in the Senate.
Up State" the Republicans find them
selves stronger. They are strengthened
in their strongholds and in the disputed
| fields as well. In the numerous city cleo
tions. in all parts of the State. the sum
of changes resulted to the advantage OF
| the Republicans. who carried all the large
cities and made gains in almost every
one; even in those where they were not
wholly successful.
NEW YORK CITY.
In Greater New York, Seth Low, Fusion
candidate for reelection as Mayor, was
defeated by Geo. B. Mcclellan, Tammany
| Democrat, whose majority was 63.617
| The vote was: Mcclellan, 314 ,9O6; Low
251 .2S9; Devery, 1886.
Manhattan, The Bronx, Brooklyn. and
| Queens elected Democratic Borough Presi
of Greater New York went for Fusion.
Tammany has a majority of 81 in the
Board Of Aldermen. Every Tammany
| candidate in each of the FIVE Boroughs OF
| the Greater City, except Richmond, was
elected. Richmond gave her votes fol
Low
The full vote for Mayor by Boroughs
was as follows:
Boroughs. Low. Mcclellan
| Manhattan and Bronx .13i, ,I6O 1SS5Sg
Brooklyn ............ .100,94O 102. .74S
queens ;............. 1l,9l9 11lll
Richmond ............ 6,610 6,452
In 1901 Mr.. Low received 296,O5C
votes; this year he received 251, ,2S9, q
loss Of 44.161 votes. In 1901 Mr.. Shep.
ard received 265, $40 votes; this year Mr.
| Mcclellan received 314,9O6, a gain of 49,.
966. Mr.. Mcclellan gains what Mr. Low
|! loses. and lirtle more.
In Greater New York, two years ago
| the vote fell 10000 short of the registra-
tions; this year, with the finest weather
seen there on election day for many years
the votes cast fell 10000 short of the num-
Der Of voters registered.
OHIO.
The Republicans owned the broom In
this State and made clean sweep, Col
Herrick being elected Governor by q
plurality of 115.0O0 over Tom L. Johnson
and having with him the Legislature, with
majority of 90 on joint ballot.
Johnson's vote was the smallest cas-,
for a Democratic candidate for Governo,
| in Ohio in many years.
The Senate is: Republicans, %; Demo
Gratis, 4. House: Republicans, 80: Demo
Gratis, 81.
Weems Rep) was elected to Congress
from Steubenville, to fill vacancy.
Col. Herrick defeated johnson in Cuya.
hoga, the home County of both Of them, by
5000, reversing a Democratic majority
there last Fall Of 2.4OO. Jones's Fusion.
list Legislative ticket in Lucas County
Toledo is showed under by 5000, q
Republican gain of 6.OOO. Hamilton
County (CincinnstD gives Herrick 10000