The Jersey City news., 1906-11-07
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Hearst's Great Strength Outside Of
the MetropoIio Shewn In Cities In
Upper C~untiee - In1epca'ent vi
ciary Ticket at-d-@uffIo Lost
by Republicans by Thirty v ses.
Weather ravors Full lz-iiotlng In
New York city--Irs0- rendence League
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raent: .sss-
~ view of tho res-lt / have only
to repeat What / havy 0-iG in ~
speeches. l am enlisted in this q II
a amt the control of th~ evov-r n e.
by tie trlCts and co.rt-t 4 crporations
ana will fight it to the en1
Il will serve in the lead CT in the
ranks just exactly as the ESQ lie oesire
and as earnestly and X aIy in ono
place as Ia the other. Ike D Al have
decided to retain the Repubh- n party
In power. will N g my fight *. the
ranks. therefore. {. ID as a private citi-
zen do my best to promote the inter
ests Of my fellaw citizens"
In Brooklyn, where Eenat-r Patrick
Fl. McCarren mad a bitter fight
against Hearst, the latter carried the
borough by small plurality, about
1000. At one time it seer -e1 that
Hughes had been successful in Brook
lyn, but the late returns were all
strongly in favor of the Democratic
candidate.
Mr.. Hearst has been given ma
jority of about 10000 in New York
and the Bronx district. Queens coun-
V. which includes Long, Island City,
has gone for Hearst by from 5000 to
e.0oc, and Richmond Staten Island)
has also given the Democratic candi.
data plurality.
Hearst Carries Many Cities.
As was generally expected, Mr.
Hearst showed his greatest strength
IN ths cities throughout the state and
tosf out Of the Republican column a
eumbsE Of me most Important munich
paistsss which heretofore have been
Rapubiiean Among the cities which
ea@s Hearst plurality were Buffalo
Rochester, Utica, Troy, Eimira, Rome
Little Fasas and Johnstown. All OF
these except Utica and Rome were
Republican sws years ago. Mr.
Hughes dtd not gain single city
The Republican ticket was successful
bat susfafned serieus losses. In syria
eusA Gieversvtiis. Amsterdam, ithaca
scheseetady. watsrtown and Platts
borg
AZ result Of the scratching and
she voting for The same candidates un
Oar d. aren't party emblems the re-
turns fer the subordinate officers or
re ssrious state tickets were very
late.
Judiciary Ticket Beaten.
Great interest centered here in New
York in the campaign waged for tise
judiciary ticket named by committee
Of lawyers headed ~ Joseph Fl
Choate and Former Judge Alton B
Parker The Tammany and Indcpend
ance league joint judicial ticket has
wen over the nonpcr ~ candidates
who were kdors~d Republican,
BY big pIuso iitses.
RosnF ueks) IS elected Judge d