The Penn's Grove record., 1906-11-09
HUGHES IN NEW YORK

IL Elected Governor Over William
r. Hearst
Republicans Came to Greater New
4 York, With 10000 Plurality, While
Hearst Carried Metropolis BY 1900.
Balance of State Ticket In Doubt.
New York, Nov. g.. Charles d.
Hr ghes, the Republican candidate for
Governor, has been elected over Will
liam R. Hearst, D., by a majority Of
10 mo, but the remainder Of the state
ticket Is IN DOUBT.
At Republican state headquarters 1t
was stated that while the committee
was rot prepared to make any official
statenent, their estimate on incom-
nlete returns is that M. Linn Bruce
had been elected lieutenant governor
NV q nllrality of about 5000 votes, and
that :Juius M. Mayer has been elected
~attorny general, but by a very mar
row mFgin. 1t is thought that the re.
ma,nde. of the Republican ticket was
~dafeasd, but this is not conceded as
yet. :.
Fo lieutenant governor Louis Stuy-
vesan Chanler, Democratic ndepend-
ence league candidate, has a lead in
the cityedf Greater New York of 1884,
941. Up staten. Linn Bruce, Republic
can candidatefor lieutenant governor,
is running slightly ahead Of Hughes
vote. AS Mr.. Iughes came down to
Greater New Yok with a lead Of ap-
proximately 1890 1t will readily be
seen that the vote Or second place on
the ticket will be vel. close, and Only
the complete official cont will deter
mine the successful candidee.
Whatever the result may bethe fig
ures will be close, and until omplete
official returns shall have ben made
by all the counties now missig 1t will
be impossible to do more thano guess
at the winner. The total vot,for the
state. so far as returned, cluding
the Democratic stronghold o4he city
of Greater New York, Ior ~lutenant
governor, is: Chanler, 604.23 Bruce,
519,479.
1t appears that outside of T. candi-
) dates for governor, and possibly for
lieutenant governor, the Dnocratic
ticket is elected.
, The indications are that @ state
legislature will show but hit change
in its political makeup.
The Tammany judiciary ,ket in
+ New York county, with the tception
of Otto Rosalsky, for generssessions
judge, has been elected.
Hearst Makes a Statetnt.
r Mr.. Hearst made the foliong state
, ment:
+ "In view of the result, I h. only to
;, repeat what I have said in mspeeches.
I am enlisted in this fight ainst the
IS control of the government bhe trusts
h and corrupt corporations, 1 I will
fight it to the end.
~ "But I will serve in thead or in
:, the ranks just exactly as I people
desire, and earnestly and ally in
81 one place as in the other. : people
- nave uGClueu W lCIdIA LILO PUBLICAN
Up party in power. I will makny fight
IS in the ranks, therefore, anG a pri-
vate citizen do my best to plote the
:; interests of my fellow %citize"
In Brooklyn, where SenatPatrick
10 H. McCarren made a bi. fight
ri against Hearst, the latter cied the
borough by a small plural 1000. AT
one time 1t seemed thatlghes had
been successful in Rrocs
late returns were ali str : in fayol
of the Democratic candi
Hearst's Greatest Siren In Cities.
AS was generally al cted, Mr..
Hearst showed his great strength
in the cities throughout t1ystate and
: took out of the Republics column a
! number of the more import munich.
i palities which h~eretoforelave been
e Republican. Among the les which
4 gave Hearst a plurality ye Buffalo,
Rochester, Utica, Troy, ra, Rome.
Little Falls and Johnst All of
these, except Utica -an1 gme. were
Republican two years ago r. Hughes
did not gain a single city. he Repub-
lican ticket was SUGGEST but sus-
tanned serious losses i-Syracuse.
, Gloversville, Amsterdam, Iaca, Sche-
nectady, Watertown and Pstsburg.
Great interest centered Fe in New
York in the campaign wad for the
judiciary ticket named bp commit
fna Of 1ouruarc hooded hyInunnh III
e Choate and former Jud Alton B.
> Parker. The Tammany al %IndeDend.
ence League JOINT ticket VI over the
non-partisan candidates big plu-
ralities.
Throughout the state the has been
a notable falling off in tt vote from
1904, which vas a presi6tial year.
The Republican ticket Lowed the
greatest loss in this reject, esps-
: sially in the cities.
| There were many odd rms to the
/, balloting. Here in New ork 1t was
Richmond borough that deated Mr..
/ Hearst for mayor a yeargo, and it
was Brooklyn, with ag plurality,
which helped him to 10 g race so
close. Mr.. Hearst barry carried
Brooklyn Tuesday, but r ahead in
Richmond.
In Schenectady, one otne best or
gained labor cities inthe United
States, 1t was e~xpecte, Mr.. Hearst
would have a substanti plurality.
The Republican ticket WI successful
by 374 votes, as against sdiggins plu-
rality of 1921 two years 20.
While both the state gate and as
sembly will be neutrality-suspicious.
the Democrats are GLAZING that they
have made gains.