The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1905-11-09
eKoRsE n. MCCLELLAN.

SA>ShSH ~ u NbhLbaNs
ms. sssas<ma. ssseA, Hearst 225,-
Nk6ssg f3e
Wfasm Tya&axs jerome, Independ-
eat saAefaats fT district attorney,
wss speapestfy elected. with &C cleo
Non sissrfcts 10 be reported he had a
.lead et 8,s25 setss ever James w. Os-
borne. the Tanmany candidate.
Ths new city government, exclusive
OF the board af aldermen, will be con-
Btituted as follows:
haysB-G. b. Mcclellan (Dem.).
esnptseAss-kRsSnan A. Metz
(DsaA).
Prssiaent sf Beard of Aldermen
Patrick T. Msaewaa Dsn.).
Borough PrSSidelts-Nanhatt J.
F. Ahsarn Den.); Bronx. Louis y.
RsSsa CDsn-); Brooklyn, Bird s.
Gsar (hsnkedRal Ownership;
Qasena. Joseph Bermel. (Rep., NJ. o.
and Ind Dem.), and Richmond,
Gesres Cromwell GRsp.).
The hAaTd Of aldermen was lost to
RDRasRS, having bat rs members Of
Nfe hoard against sS Republican and
Eunisipal Ownership members.
Bird S. ColsF, Municipal Ownership,
and Joseph Barmel, Republican and
MBnicipal Ownsrshp, elected respec-
lively president of Brooklyn and
Queens boroughs, have membership
on the oity's board Of estimate and
appOrtssRmeBt, whSch controls all ex-
pendttures OF money: This is of great
importance, giving the Municipal
QwFeesAip league a voice In the city's
financial aKairR and also in the grant
ing Of franchises. which power also is
lodged in the board. In addition to
losing the board OF aldermen, Tam
many lost IL members of the state as
sembiy from New York county and
Jan. win be Republican by more
than to /.
The Democrats elected thcir candi-
dates for comptroller. president of the
board OF aldermen, president OF Man
hattsn borough, president of Bronx
borough, sheriff. clerk and register of
New York county, and all the coro-
ners in Manhattan and the Bronx.
The following supreme court justices
were elected In New York county:
Henry A. Gildersleeye (Dem), George
l. fngraham (Dem. and Rep.) and Joe
e. Newberger (Dem. and Rep). In
Brooklyn Joseph A. Burr (Rep. and
Municipal Ownership league) was
elected supreme court justice.
In Kings county the Municipal own
orship league elected its candidate for
ahsfik. county clerk. register and cor
sRsPe. BY fusion with the Republi-
cans u elected O. district attorney in
9usens county. In Brooklyn 1t elect
cd enc Justice OF the municipal court
and BY fusion With the Republicans
eieessd two nRsnteapal court justices
IN New Forn county.
nm analysis u the vote for mayor
shows that Hearst polled little more
-thap Zoe.o66 votee and that appar-
entity these vetss were drawn almost
estlally ftSn ths Democratic and Re
.N4Ican HGsstS. HeClellan'D vote
fsyssr Was -&hapt 10000 smaller
thah bis vets,d Two years ago. while
WINS vote ves rbqit 126. 900 smaller
than Lows vote af two years ago
Yheso figures, however, may not be
entirely accurate, owing to the fact
that o Rumbss u Republicans prob
ALLY LeAdd fer Mcclellan in order to
Idd IN the defeat Of Hearst.
Bird o. CoieV was elected borough
president OF Brooklyn on municipal
0wnsrshiH ticket and Hearst carried
thai borough by plurality Of l5,C2S.
Hearst's large vote shows that the
Ownership league must be
feclsoned with as factor In the city's
FDhtics. Coler's election as president
OF the borough of Brooklyn gives the
league representation on the board Of