The Penn's Grove record., 1906-11-09
Carried New York State Against w r.
Hearst by Large Plurality.
RESULTS or .BALLOTING IN OTHER STATES
Majority Swept by Party Now in OHlce-86 Majority in the
House-Wadsworth, Defender Of the Pea trust One II
the Few to Fall-Pennsylvana NJ ssao3useyts, Q~
pubdoan-Rhode Island, Denocyac-in Aa-
diticn 70 New York STATE There Were
Elections Occurring in r@zs-cae
States and Three T@rae41g

New York CITY Charles Evans
augnes, Re9uDileeu. Vas elected Gov
err or q the stats Il. New York st. q
plurality Of 6 % E9os ovsg VIII
ianl Randolph He&e8 Democratic
and Independents ksaa sue candidate.
mr. Hearst res acntad his gIcket
n New GotA Kings, HT.e and Dutch
es8 Counties ana iE saat.4~iag dis
trlcts throughout tBa state. In Kings
ChanleT ran 23. Gao apead Of Hearst,
in New York County ID Wgs estimated
That l.earst vas from lH.9G9 10 l2,-
600 votes he..ina la vest of the
ticket.
When notified .ct Bill success Mt.
Hughes said AF feelings are nut
those Of e%laFl1a. hut thoga Of resp0u-
sibility
W r HeaFsc gave tL.a statement
regarding the slsctioa
In Y!9w OF The result I have only
to repeat UAEl have said in my
speeches ] an eAliactad in this fight
against government by trusts ana
corrupt corporations and Will fight it
TO the end.
But ! Will serve ia the lead or il
the ranks, Just exactly as the people
desire, ana rs earnestly and Loyalty
In one place b. iH the other
The people have decided to retain
the Republican party IN power 7
viii make the light in the ranks.
therefore. ana as a private citizen
do my best 20 promote the interests
e. M fellow citizens
William z. Hearst carried all FIVE
~borQughs OF Greater New York. ana
went 10 the Bronx with a plurality Of
72,427 divided as follows. Manhat-
tan and the Bronx, $3.50; Kings,
GS15; Queens, 67zS; Richmond. S51.
Hughes anne to the Bronx with
I26,546.
The feature Of the voting was the
big poll for Mr.. Hearst in the large
cities and ia the manufacturing
towns,
Such riles as Buffalo. Rochester.
Eimira. 0svego. Rome ard Pough-
keepsic gave materially reduced Re-
publican maior.ties. In the western
part OF rhe state this Republican de-
lection extended into the rural dis
triGts also, such counties as Catta-
raugus, Chautauqua, the rural dis
trIcrs of Erie and other counties
nearly cutting the normal Republican
majority in half.
Hughes carried all the upstate
counties with t5H exception Of Che
mung, which ga : Hearst 900 plu-
rality; Hamilton which gave him
116; Niagara, which gave him 500
plurality, ana Schoharle, where the
Democratic candidate got a plurality
Of ESQ.
In the State Of New York above
Westchester the yota was almost
10000 less than tvs years ago for
Governor. Hughes received 10000
less than Higgins in 1904, and Hearst
received about $4,000 less than Her.
rick. Complete returns viii prob
ably show that more tran ITO 900
voters above the Bronx did not take
any part in the campaig1. which is
an unusual thing, when til intensity
Of the political fight is considered.
The Legislature is Republican. In
the Senate there VIII be tairty-two
Republicans. eleven Dernocra $. seven
Independence League, and enc ais
trict is in doubt. The Assemlty viii
bers, and the Democrats and tDde-
peuu6uCS league tOLiDtUSO ct'tuL
fifty.
In New York City the Judiciary
Nominators' ticket received scaDtY
support The Tammany Judges art
all elected. The Assembly and SEN
ate division in New York City will be
about the same as it is nos. Grady
defeated Rock easily.
Ia the St3fe the Republicans have
carried their usual number OF Assem-
blymen and Senators. and the Legis-
lature viii be largely Republican.
The latest tiEaFes make this the prob
able division: Assembly, Eepubli-
cans, n~inety-ive; Democrats, Atty
Ave Senate. Republicans, ttirty-two;
Democrats, nineteen.
The hardest Congressional light in
the State was in the Thirty-Pourth
Dlstrict, where James ". Wadsworth
was defeated By Peter a. Porter. who
ran on a Democratic yna IRdepend-
ant ticket. WsdswortP >was chair
man Of the House Committee on Ag-
ricullure ard opposed President
Roosevelt Nleat Inspection bill last
winter. He mad 4 sharp controversy
with the Praaid ant-
Re~preseptativ6 George Southwick.
Of Albany, ard representative Games
s. Sherman, Of Utica, had very hard
fights.
NEW JERSEY.