New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-06
WILSON AND SULZER
RUN WELL IN CITY
Jersey Governor Has Plurality
of 120,767 Over Roosevelt,
Who Leads Taft by 81, 034.
DEMOCRATS GAIN PLACES
Reapportionment Helps Them
in Congress and Albany Will
Also Have Large Tam
many Delegation.

New York City, all five boroughs, went
to Wilson by total plurality Of l22,TS,
with eighteen election districts missing
out Of a total Of 1,75O.
Roosevelt beat Taft in the entire city
| by 1854
The Wilson sweep in greater New YORK
overturned the Taft-Bryan 1908 figures,
when Taft carried the city. by 1898.
Fourteen hundred and seventy election
districts out of total Of 17So in the city
give Sulzer g64, 40; Straus, l57,7SS% Hedges
/ 1864 Suffers plurality in these districts
is 1O6.GO4
| With $50 districts unaccounted for the
! vote for Lieutenant Governor In the CITY
Of New York stood: Glynn, PAL A9l; DaVen-
port, l27,lSj and Wadsworth, S6,SS.
! The city, thanks to the reapportonment'
returns to Congress seven more Demo-
| Gratis than two years ago. William NJ.
! Calder, Of Brooklyn, is again the only
| Republican to withstand the Democratic
landslide. The PrOgressives are running
second in several districts.
| The Democrats elected George w.
| Simpson in the 10th Senatorial US
trict He will displace Senator Josiah
! T Newcomb, who has been the only Re-
publican representing New York County
in the upper house at Albany since the
| Democratic thrush at the last election.
The Indications at midnight were that
J the Democrats had made nearly clean
/ sweep of the Assemblymen from Man
| haitian and the Bronx. Returns from
\ twenty-six out OF the thirty-tive districts
show that Tammany has carried at least
| twenty-five. The present Republican AS
! semblymen who have been defeated are
Harry Kopp in the 9Th District; Dean Mel
son, ir the 21st; Sidney c. Crane, in the
23d; Charles l. Fleck, in the S4th' ana
John Yule, in the 35th: The Slst District
! is close, with Schapp, the Progressive
nominee, leading. In the present Legs
lature New York County was represented
| by twelve Republican Assemblymen'
Benkraut Prog) is elected in the 10Th
| District.
For Supreme Court, LIST District. Don,
| nelly dem. Fus) and Whitaker DEM
were elected by from $1,000 to iO,VO piu-
rality With 15l election districts missing
out Of g2i in Manhattan and The BronN'
] Donnelly had 1884, a plurality OF d,iZn
and Whitaker had 1882, or 66,ol3 plu-
ralty. HltChlnes tfIOS' Win ' ~ 81 "4't S
| election districts missing, had 6S,JOi' ana
| Fitzgerald Prog) 6I497
For Supreme Court % District, jerks
| (FNus) was elected by a large plurality
and Manning Dem) by plurality est-
mated at from $500 to 10000 Excluding
| Nassau and Suffolk and with l6+ election
| districts out of 100 missing, jerks pOlled
2l6.1l5 votes a plurality of lA,l64 over
| 'Fawcett Rep). For this same section
with the same election districts missing,
Green (prOg) pOlled only 4l922.
! Rouff DEM was elected County Clerk
| Of Queens by nearly 3-to-l vote. Emener
| Dem) was elected Sheriff by majority.
| With twelve election districts missing out
| of 149, Emener has a majority OF 5,ll0.
In Richmond County Joseph O'Grady
DemO was elected Sheriff by a vote Of
| S,552, having a plurality of 6,Ol2 over
O'Neill (Prog).