The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-04
FusroNIsrs WILL CONTROL.
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Tsavnor Could, Not Save Ills Ticket In
 New York .
 New York Nv. Battie-scarrea rammany. which yesterday elected . Mayor but lost city. took up today the gloomy work of setting It's house in order for four years of avowed anti Tammany government in Greater New York.
 Analysis shows that the election, which resulted in the defeat by the Fusion forces of every important Tam many Democratic candidate below the Mayor. was more of a victory for the anti-Tammany Democrats who had lined up with the Republicans under the Fusion banner. than for the straight-out Republicans.
 Anti-Tammany Democrats elected on the Republican, Fusion ticket for four years, will be in absolute control of the city's purse strings. They will have q clear majority in the Board of Estimate and Apportionment. one of the most powerful municipal bodies in any city of the world. and therefore the right of spending more than a billion dollars of the city's money.
 In this board. according to the anti Tammany Democrats is to be found a nucleus of what they believe will make for a complete reorganization of the Democratic Party in Greater New York.
 Persistent rumor had 1t today that the attempt to create a new order of things for New York City Democracy already was under way. Charles F. Murphy who succeeded Richard Cro- ker as Tammany leader. came out with d formal dlsavowai of these rumors. al the same time denying a report that he was to be deposed from the leader ship.
 , Tine presence of Richard Crolxer in the city was a matter of considerable speculation to those who were study ing the situation and the announce ment that he had extended his visit five days longer than previously an- nounced. was regarded as significant.
 e1 am out of politics for good and aIlV Croker declared. Not for a mil- lion dollars would reconsider my de- termination to keep in the background. Yes. thev asked me to come back they always do that. But I'm too old and couldn't stand the racket"
 Complete returns on the ballotting in the aldermanic districts show that Tammany lost ground also in that body and that the Democratic ma jority will be cut down from thirty one to majority of single vote. In addition to this loss. several of the nomina1ly Democratic votes from Brooklyn districts are the product of q Fusion between the Democratic and the Hearst-Independent forces and are hardly to be depended upon to support their Democratic colleagues in all in- stances.
 Otto T. Barnard, the defeated Re- publican candidtte for Mayor, loomed today as a possibility for the New york state gubernatorisl nomination
 Herbert Parsons. Republican County Chairman, said in a brief statement.
 sMr. Bannard's clean and business like campaign against tremendous odds. has had its effect and I think we shall hear from him again"
 RESULTS IN BALTIMORE.
 Baltimore, Md, Nov. 3.-with a few county precincts yet to be heard from. unofficial figures tonight show that the proposed amendment to the State Constitution intended to disfranchise the negroes, Is defeated by 16,155. and that Herring tDen.), for State Comp troIler. defeated his Republican oppo- nent by 9,076. Urner, Republican candidate for Judge, won in the Sixth Judicial District.
 Tn the city, Hugh Duffy (Rep), de- feated Lehmeyer, the present incum- uent for a Judgeship, and the Re- nublfcaus elected their candidates for aherfn. surveyor and for one of the court clerkships. The Legislature. on soint ballot. judging from incomplete returns, will stand, ninety Democrats and thirty-eigh Republicans. In both Houses, the Democrats will appa-