The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-07
KENTUCKY ELECTED ENTIRE
 REPUBLICAN, STATE TICKET
Mayor Taylor Had a Regular Land
 slide in Frisco.
Maryland, Which Was In Doubt Tues day Night, Has Elected the Dem- ocratic Candidate for Govern or and Esnire Democratic
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New York. Nov. 6.--The secondary results of yesterdays elections par ticularIy as they may affect the poilti- cal fortunes of party leaders, were thrashed out at many political meet ing places tonight.
 Tammany Leader Charles F. Murphy sees in the defeat of the Republican New York County the retirement or William R. Hearst as factor in local politics. Republican State Chairman Timothy L. Woodruff also believes that MT. Hearst has been .'everlastingly eliminated" as political consideration, and that the Independence League vote will now go to the Republicans. mr. Woodruff bases his prediction on the result in Kings, where the Independ- ence League vote was lost sight of Tn the Republican victory over the Demo- crats. On the other hand, the League vote did not go a great way Tn neiping the Republicans in Manhattan, where the fusion ticket was beaten by the straight Tammany candidates.
 In 1905 New York County gave Hearst, running on a straight Inde- pendence League ticket for Mayor 123.- 2S2 votes against 140,264 for Mayor Mcclellan (Dem.). The Republican vote for William M. Wins was 64,2S9.' Yesterday the combined Republican and Independence League vote in New York County was only 130,00o. If the Republican claim to having polied the greater part of this vote is Justified, the Independence League has lost heavily. e
 Chairman Parsons of the Republican County Committee, who brought about the fusion. however, stands by his guns, and tonight said that he would again favor fusion with the League under the circumstances that govern the present contest. He denied that Ae would resign the chairmanship un- der fire.
 The main results as now established are as follows. ta..-.'sss, 2.
 Governor Guild of Massachusetts, has increased his plurality to about i0b.- GOO against s0.o00 in 1906 The en- tire State ticket and both branches of the Legislature are Republican. Of the two Democratic caididates Henry M Whitney strongly outran Charles w. Bartlett, the latter falling far be- low Thomas L. Hisgen, candidate Of the Indepence League.
 Maryland. which was in doubt last night has elected the Democratic candidate for Governor, udge Austin L. Brothers. and the entire State tick ct by about 1000 plurality. The Leg isIature is apparently Democratic. Ex- Governor smith carried the primaries on the long term in the United States Senate. and Senator William Pinck- ney Whyte is assured of the snort term.
 The result in New Jersey was very close, but official returns will prob ably give the victory to Judge Fort, the Republican nominee. The early re- ports of Katzenbach's lead of 15.000 have been followed by detailed re- turns showing that only few hundred votes separate the contestants. At Newark, Forts election Is claimed by a plurality of about 175. In 1904 Gov ernor Stokes (Rep.) had majority of 3l000 in New Jersey.
 Rhode Island has reelected Gov. : James Higgins, Democratic candidate for Governor. his plurality now reach ing 2307, a gain of 1000 snce 1904. The General Assembly is Republican in both branches, ensuring the return of. George Peabody Wetmore to the United States Senate.
 Kentucky has elected the entire Re. publican State ticket, headed by Au- gustus E. Wilson for Governor. by mas jorities ranging from 5000 to 14,000. The Kentucky Legislature will have a Democratic majority on joint ballot and probably will elect Governor Beckham to the United States Senate.
 The New York results, city and State, remain as reported last night. Justices Edward T. and Willard Bart lett, joint Democratic and Republican nominees, being elected as Justices of the Court of Appeals and the Tammany ticket in New York County having a plurality over the Independence League Republican fusion candidates.