The Washington herald., 1906-11-08

received from unofficial sources Indicated
tonight that al the Democratic candi-
dates for Office on the State ticket with
the exception Of 11r Hearst. had been
elected.
Mr.. Hughes plurality remained practi-
cally unchanged from he figures given
to-day, at about $500 His lead was ob-
taiaed through the knihng Of Mr. Hearst
which did lot affect the balance Of the
Democratic ticket. The returns are IN
of1oial, and in many cases merely guesses
So close IS the vote on State officers.
from lieutenant governor down. that it
viii be impossible 70 tell exactly who is
elected until the Official canvass is
made on next Tuesday. Their state
ment of the vote cast for the State
ticket is canvassed by the State board.
which meets not later than December l5
and which at present consists Of all the
Republican candidates on the State ticket
except the governor and the lieutenant
governor.
IN this city the police returns are gath
cred by the news association, in some
cases the difference being as great as
$500 votes. In case the police returns
are Inaccurate and the newspaper figures
more nearly correct, Bruce. Republican
candidate for reelection as Lieutenant
governor. may be SUCCESSFUL: also Lewis.
the Republican candidate for comptroller.
Many Tickets Are Split.
The returns show that the lessons
which have been given to the voters in
recent years on how 10 split their tickets
have been thoroughly understood. There
appears 10 have been no difficulty found
by any voter who had to deal with the
voting machine or paper ballot in making
his vote plain. The only thing that the
Republicans can be sure of now is that
Mr. Hearst was defeated
These are the best figures OF pluralities
0btainabIe nov.
Governor-Hughes CRep), 6o90L
Lieutenant governor-Chanler Dem),
$685.
Secretary Of state-Uhalen fDcal), . S5+.
Attorney general-Jackson CDem). 9.G59
State treasurer-Hauser fDem), 1898
Comptroller-Glynn tDcmD. 4.5e4
State engineer-Skene (Dem), 12,30S.
CIynn Leads in city.
Hearsts plurality IN the city is "a, $50
ChanleTs plurality over Bruce for lieu
rtenant governor in the greater city is
Us. 80. For secretary Of state Whalen
plurality over O'Brien (Rep1. is 1900
Jackson for attorney general leads Mayer
139 $50 GIynn Tor comptroller runs 14i.-
15S ahead Of Lewis. while the Democratic
candidate for treasurer and engineer are
1S9.l39 and 1856. respectively, ahead Of
their Republican opponents.
The Hearst-Murphy judiciary ticket in
this county polled average pluralities a
little better than that of Mr.. Hearst. The
vote for the Supreme Court justices Of
the First district showed the average plu-
rality TO be about 5000 Justice Gleg-
erich. who had the Endorsement Of The
judiciary nOminators. the Republicans
and the Hearst-Murphy combination. reg
istered more than 10000 votes. J. J. Brady
ran the lowest on the winning ticket.
having only about $4,000. The average of
The others was 1sS,c00
For judge Of the General Sessions. Otto
4 Orsalsky, who had both the Republi-
can and Independence League backing,
finished just about $1,000 ahead OF Fran
els c. McAvov, Tammany.
T. c. T. Grain. another Hearst Murphy
nominee, had little difficulty in beating
Rufus 2. Cowing. who was the Repub-
hcan candidate for reelection as city
Judge. Grain had very nearly 100000 with
a plurality Of about $1,000.
Frank T. Fitzgerald. everybody's candi-
date for Surrogate, polled more than
$4,000
Hughes Leaves for Rest.
Charles Z. Hughes left this city at 7:3O
O'Clock tonight for Timothy L. Wood
runs hamp KiIlkare, in the Fulton chain
OF the Adirondacks. Before the governor
elect left he made this statement:
1t Is victory for sobriety and de-
cency in the administration of governor.
But the people will not tolerate indiffer-
ence to public wrongs. They desire
neither exaggeration nor infammatory
appeal on the one hand nor moral or
political obtuseness on the other hand.
The election is a rebuke 10 dennagogicaI
methods, and It is also impressive in its
demand for responsible leadership.
/ shall address myself to the task cf
squartng the administration Of govern
ment with the interest Of the people con
f1dent that / may rely upon the support
OF al good citizens, not only those who
voted for me, but also those who, i'm the
intensity of their desire to end abuses.
voted for my opponent. To the work OF
IHSuFlnS- 70 the extent or my power, the
just administration of the government of
this State. I shall devote myself unre-
servediy.
While perfectly well. am very weary
from the labors Of the campaign. and I
want few days OF perfect quiet. When
return 1 shall close up my business AZ
fairs and ~ once prepare for the import
ant duties to which the people have as
signed me-
VIII Be Fully Rested.
Mr.. Hughes. when he boarded the Adj
rOndack express, looked thoroughly tired
out. The Woodruff camp IS thirteen miles
from railroad, and few days there
will, in the opinion Of his friends. put bir
in fine condition to undertake the wor
that is ahead Of him
Mr. Hughes will be in the Adiroadae'-
until at least the first of next week.
just as Mr. Hughes arrived al the CIR,
Central Station a number Of Congressn
who had been attending the funera'
Gen. Ketcham at Dover Plains. aIic
from an incoming train. Among
were Herbert Parson. William S. Ber
john E. Andrus. Gen. Henry n Bins
Display of Chrysanthemam
az Shaffer's. 18th c 1. Inspection i, sd