New-York tribune., 1906-11-11
e5.oOO behind the other Demoeratio oandldates

900 behind the other Democratic candidates
for state offices, thus giving Mr. Hughes a plu-
rality of nearly 10000. AS to the rest of the
state ticket, II is almost a tie. Both Mr.. Bruce
and Mr.. Chanler claimed the election for Lieu
tenant Governor. The other Democratic candi-
dates for Secretary of State. Attorney General
Controller, Treasurer and State Engineer are
reported TO have slight pluralities. But no one
will know exactly until the official canvass of
the vote is made next Tuesday. The Murphy
Hearst judiciary candidates all elected
with the exception of Francis McAvoy for Gen
eral Sessions, who was defeated by Otto Ro-
salsky, the Republican and Independence League
candidate They are Giegerich. Goff, Seabury,
Platzek, Hendrick Ford, Dayton, Brady, Er-
langer and Guy for the Supreme Court, and
Crane for the City Court"
"And how did McCarren come out IN Kingsp'
asked the Busy Man.
His action in cutting Hearst is to be investi-
gated by the Democratic State Committee"
said the Constant Reader. THAT he did knife
the head OF the Democratic ticket. there seems
no doubt Yet in spite OF 1t, Mr.. Hearst car
ried Brooklyn Borough by plurality Of 5000
Mr. McCarren's judiciary candidates were all
defeated. The Democrats have made gains IN
the State Legislature. In the Senate the roll
will stand Republicans 81; Democrats, 90
where last session the division was Republi-
cans SO; Democrats IL The extra Senator
this year has come from the reapportonment of
the state. AS the makeup of the Assembly
stood the day after election with some districts
In doubt. there will be 101 Republicans and 40
Democrats a falling off of twelve in the Re-
publican majority of last year"
But don't suppose there are any Democratic
gains outside of this state" said the Busy Man
In the Goth Congress- replied the Constant
Reader the Republicans appear to have ma
jority Of 5S with 222 Republicans and 164 Dem
ocrats. James S. McCleary, of Minnesota, an
extreme stand patter'; Frederick Lands, of
Indiana, also stand patter; John F. Lacey,
OF Iowa, and James w. Wadsworth. of Roches-
ter, who favored the packers in the recent
beef scandal, were among the Republican Con-
gress candidates defeated"
And how about the election in other states7"
asked the Busy Man.
Massachusetts remains Republican" replied
the Constant Reader. "re-electing Governor
Curtis Guild, jr, by about 26,OOO majority
over John NJ. Moran. District Attorney Of Bos-
ton, who carried that city by reduced plurality.
The Republican state officers and Congressman
were reelected in Connecticut by about the
same pluralities as two years ago The Repub-
ncan state ticket, headed by c. NJ Floyd for
Governor, elected by about 5000 plurality
in New Hampshire. In West Virginia all five
Republican Congress nominees were elected.
Senator Elkinss reelection is assured. The Re-
publicans and Democrats divided the Congress
districts in Maryland. each side taking three
Minnesota elected the Republican ticket except
Governor. Governor John A. Johnson. Demo-
crat, was reelected by probable ma jority Of
10000. Michigan went Republican by from
10000 TO 100000. electng large majority IN the
State LEGISLATURE.
New Jersey elected a Republican Assembly,
but by reduced majorities. The Congress elec-
ton resulted I'm the return of eight Republicans
and two Democrats. gain Of one for the Dem
ocrats. Hudson County went Democratic and
Essex Republican by small margins, and New
ark elected a Democratic Mayor IT esti-
mated that Ohio elected the whole Republican
state ticket. Henry Clay Evans. Republican
who made a strong fight for election Gov
ernor Of Tennessee, was defeated by NJ. r. Pat
terson by between 1O,0U0 and 1900 Joint
statehood for New Mexico and Arizona de-
feated the former voting 5000 in favor of Il
but the latter wiping this affirmative vote out
by q much greater adverse vote
Il suppose the President is still at Oyster
Bay. whittier. l understand, he went TO vote"
said the Busy Man.
"Mr. Roosevelt returned Immediately TO Wash
ington" was the response, whence soon after
ward. ne set sail for Panama aboard the May
flower as far as the mouth of the Rappahanock