Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-11-13
DETAILS Of new YORK ELECTION
SHOWS TAMMANY BADLY DEFEATED
Details Of the mainland -.

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after the election the fOlloWIH- 3'-..'
were given, with slight changes u.a'
probable by late counts:
Governors in the several .-'n''.~
holding elections were chosen g.. .uE
lows:
Massachusetts - David J. Wa III.
Democrat, estimated plurality 5".w".
yirginia-Henry g. Stuart. Demo.
crat, no Republican opposition.
New Jersey-James r. Fi"iarr.
Democrat, estimated plurality 2",""
Only one state, Maryland. yot' 4 for
United States senator, the victor BE-
ing Blair Lee, Democrat, estimated
majority $1,000.
The result in the Sixth New YORK.
assembly district follows:
William Sulzer. former governor. r..
moved by Impeachment, elected by
majority of 1000.
New York--John Purroy Mitchell,
fusion candidate, was elected mayor
Of Greater New York by more than
10000 majority over Edward F. Nc
Call, the Tammany candidate.
Returns from the 1880 election dis
tricts in the FIVE boroughs, with -
districts missing, are:
borough. Mitchell. Mccall.
Manhattan .........120,15 1926
90 0AF dO7
brooklyn ............. 126,7S2 73,6lS
Queens ........... $1,000 1860
Richmond ......t..... S,l99 GIGS
Mitehel's plurality, 100000.
With seven-elghths Of the returns
counted, the following results were
apparent:
Comptroller William A. Prender-
CAST, fusion candidate, majority $1,000
over Herman A. Metz, Tammany.
President Board OF Aldermen-Geo.
McAneny, fusion candidate, majority
$4,000 over Joseph A. Goulden, Tam
many.
Manhattan Borough President -
Marcus M. Marks, fusion, slight lead
over Dr. Thomas Darlington, Tam
many.
Brooklyn Borough President-Louis
A. Pounds, fusion, safe lead over
frank Mann, Tammany.
Richmond Borough President-Geo.
Cromwell, Republican and Independ-
ence League, has beaten Charles ].
Mccormack TammaTy.
Queens Borough President-Maur-
ice e. Connolly, Tammany, elected
over Leonard C. L. Smith, fusion.
These results, allowing for . any
change brought about by late returns.
will deprive Tammany of control of
the board of estimate and apportien.
ment, the most important official
body In the city .,1-.
William SUlzer, the deposed cover.
nor Of the state, was elected to the
assembly as Progressive from the
Sixth district Of this city within three
weeks Of his conviction on charges OF
high crimes and misdemeanors by the
high court OF impeachment Sulzer
polled q vote almost double chat OF
lis Democratic opponent
The Tammany majority in the as.
sembly was overturned. At least IS
Republicans. Republican rogressives
and Democratic : Progresslves, all
anti-Tammany, will occupy seats in
the next house out Of total of $50
II is notable that almost every one
OF the upstate assemblymen who
voted against direct nominations and
in favor Of Suffers Impeachment
were defeated In Kings county the
Democrats lost heavily. There were
decisive losses in Manhattan and in
Buffalo, ieyery Tammany man was
beaten.
Republicans Elect Judges :.
Judges Warner and Hiscock, Re
publican candidates for chief and as
sociate judges OF the court of ap
peals, were elected over Judge Bart
let and Abram /. Elkus, Democrats
by large pluralities.
The fact that the Republicans and
Progressiyes have obtained control d
the assembly viii seriously embar
rass the Democrats, who still contro
the senate, ard may result In very
little legislation at the coming session
The effect Of the direct primary
agitation depends entirely on how
many Progressive Republicans and
Progressive Democrats have secured
places, for these are all pledged to Q
direct nomination bill. s
Light Progressive Vote in New Jerse,
TRENTON N. Late returns as
sure the election Of James F. Fielder