The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-07
Hearst Makes Fine
 Race. WILL NOT ADMIT DEFEAT Tammany Hall Falls Down on
 Yellow Editor. Made Tremendous Inroads Into Repub. lican Strength in Up State But
 Majority Ia Small in
 Greater City.

New York. Nov. 7.-AccordinE to returns received up to an early hour this morning, Charles E. Hughes. the republican candidate for governor has been elected by 5O.O00 or more plural ity. Outside of greater New York with l60 election districts missing. MT. Hughes had a plurality of about 124,- 900.
 In greater New York with sixty nine election districts missing. William R. Hearst the democratic and inde- pendenCe league candidate had a plurality of 75.036. MT. Hearst car ricd all the boroughs of the greater city. despite the fact that early re- turns seemed to indicate that he had lost Brooklyn.
 No definite figures are yet availabls as to the results with regard to the subordinate State offices and both Democrats and Republicans are claim ing victories form Lieutenant Gover- nor down.
 The indications are that the State Legislature will show but little change in its political make up. The Tam many Judiciary ticket in New York county with the exception of Otto Rosalsky. for general sessions judge. Republican, has been elected.
 The judiciary nominators ticket waJ defeated.
 State Chairman Max F. lhmsen oe the Independence League claims that Hearst has been elected. Hc sent out late last night telegrams to all Inde' pendence League watchers to be on guard to see that the full vote was counted.
 TWO years ago Governor Higgins was elected on the Republican ticket by SC .560.
 There was some doubt expressed to-
 r-S ttx Ia and Independence League tickets out side of MT. Hearst, several of the New York newspapers which have been su pporting Mir Hughes declaring that there was chance that the subordt- nate offices of the Democratic and In dependence League combination had been elected.
 The latest figures seem to indicate that MT Hughess plurality above tho Bronx will exceed l15.O00. To offset this, MT. Hearst's plurality in Greater New York will probably be from 75,00O to S0.000.
 In Brooklyn. where Senator Patrick II McCarren made q bitter fight against MT. Hearst, the latter carried the bor- ough by a small plurality. prooaoly 4,0U0.
 At one time 1t appeared that Hughes had been successful in Brooklyn. but the late returns were all strongly Tn favor of the Democratic candidate.
 MT. Hearst has been given major ity of nearly 10000 in Manhattan ana the Bronx Queens county, which in- cludes Long Island City. has gone for Hearst by from 5000 to 5000. and richmond. (Staten 1sland.) has also given the democratic candidate plurality. .+-
 Strength in Cities.
 As was generally expected MT. Hearst showed his greatest strength fin the cities throughout the state and took out of the republican column a of the more important muni- cipalities which heretofore have been republican, Among the cities when gave Hearst a plurality were Buffalo. Rochester Utica, Troy. Elmira. Rome. Little Falls and Johnstown.
 All of these except Utica and hone were republican two years agp. MT. jJurhes did not gain q single city, The republican ticket was successful but sustained serious losses in Syracuse, Amsterdam. Ithaca. Sch Watertown and Platts' burg.
 As a result of the scratching and the voting for the same candidates under different party cmblems, the returns for the subordinate offices in the var ious state tickets are so complicated as not to be available tonight.
 Great interest centered here in New York in the campaign waged for the judiciary ticket named by a committee of lawyers headed by Joseph II. Choate and former Judge Alton B Parker.
 Tummany Judicial Ticket.
 The Tammany and independence league joint ticket has won oyer the candidates by biz plural ttI"S.
 state senator Thomas F. Grady. of 'rlInmauS' Hall. has been reelected over Tnunias Rock, who has been known in the campaign as Eight Ilour Rock" and who claimed hr had boon "uutrickcdn by the independence IcLprur.
 ,rn-,ughuul the state there has been :, moi .nl. failing of in the vote in l9Ot. .l prr-ul utial year
 The Republican ticket showed the ..r.,t,.t loss in this respect, especial .y In tn, ities.
 In .laining the election of MT Hughes tonight by large plurality Krpubican State Chairman Woodruff said
 T knew all along we had lost the labor vote. Every possible thing was cone to recover 1t. but l think with out avail"
 NI, Hughes said:
 "l am very much gratified, If am elected as now seems to be the case. \bar,Ncr my plurality may he my