The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-11-07

that Mr.. Hughes plurality outside or
Greater New York viii exceed llb,OOO'
To onset this Mr.. Hearsts plurality IN
Greater New York will probably be
from 10000 10 10000.
In Brooklyn, where Senator Patrick
II. McCarren made a bitter night
against Hearst. the latter carried the
borough by n small plurality, probably
1000. At one time II seemed that
Hughes had been successful In Brook
Ign, but the late returns were all
strongly in favor OF the Democratic
candidate.
Mr.. Hearst has been given ma
Iorlty OF nearly 10000 IN New York
and the Bronx district. Queens coun'
". which Includes Long Island city
has gone for Hearst by from 5000 To
1000. and Richmond Staten island
has also given the Democratic cnndi'
late a plurality.
As was generally expected, Mr.
Hearst showed his greatest strength
N the cities throughout the state and
took out OF the Republican column u
aumber OF the more important munich
palltIes which heretofore have been
Republican. Among the cities which
gsve Hearst n plurality were Buffalo
Rochester. Utlca, Troy. Elmlra. Rome
Little Falls and Johnstown. All oil
these except Utica and Rome were
Republican two years ago. Mr.
Hughes did not gain n single city
The Republican ticket was successful
but sustained serious losses. In syria
Fuse, Giovcrsville. Amsterdam, Ithaca
schenectady. WATERFOWL and Platts
burg.
As a result OF the scratching and
the voting for the same candidates
andcr different party cmblems the re-
turns for the subordinate officers OF
the various state tickets are 30 com
pncnted as not 10 be available.
, Great interest centered here In New
York In the campaign waged for th'
judiciary ticket named by committee
OF lawyers headed by Joseph III
Choate and Former Judge Alton II
Parker. The Tnmmany and lDdepend
ence league joint ticket has won owe
the nonparilsnn candidates by big plu
rallties.
State Senator Thomas Il. Grady o
Tammuny Hall has been reelected
over Thomas Rock. who has beer
known In the campaign as "Eigh
Hour Rock and who claimed he ha'
been "trlcked'' by the Independents
league.
Throughout the state there has bee
| n notable falling of In the vote frou
1901, which was presidential year
The Republican ticket showed th
greatest loss N this respect, especial
In the cities.
In claiming the election OF MI
Hughes by large plurality Republican
State Chairman Woodruff said:
II knew all along we had lost the ID
Dor vote. Every possible thing wa
done to recover II, but l think wlthou
avail"
Mr.. Hughes said:
II am. very much gratified II j al
elected, as now seems to be the cast
Whatever my plurality may be, m
feeling is not one Of elation, but of n
ponsibllity."
Neither Max +. Ihmsen. chairman G
the Independence league; w. j. Coz
ners, chairman OF the Democratic stat
committee, nor Mr.. Hearst was wlllln
TO make a statement.
There were many odd turns to th
ballotIng. Here In New York II wa
Richmond borough that defeated NJ
Hearst for mayor year ago, and
was Brooklyn. with big pluralit,
which helped him to make the race
close. Mr.. Hearst barely carried Brood
lyn and ran far ahead in Richmond.
In Schenectady, one Of the best o
ganiZed labor cities In the Unite
States, II was expected Mr.. Hears
would have substantial plurality. III
ERepublican ticket was successful b
liza votes as against Higgins plura
J ktty of 1921 two years ago.
, while both the state senate and q
senbly will be strongly Republican
the democrats are claiming that the
have ,inade gains. Inc complexion
the NeT York congressional delegation
1t is believed, will undergo but sligl
change if;pny.
After receiving the returns last nigl
n Max +. IhmseD, campaign manager II
'lMr. Hearst. sent to Independent
league leaders throughout the state Il
following telegram:
Urge your watchers to utmost Wig
lanee. Returns from Republican stron
holds everywhere withheld. Comp
Immediate declaration Of result
Hearst elected by 10000. Don't perm
\ victory to be snatched away by frau
| Fight for your rights. Get out Il
/ figures
Senator Penrose last night elaine
7i.tha election of Stuart (ReD) for 90