Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-05
President Sees Victory in the
Returns From New Jersey,
New York and Pennsyl-
vania.
CAREFUL STATEMENT
BY THE EXECUTIVE
Mr.. Bryan Is Quite Conserv-
ative in His Expression Of
Opinion on Yesterdays Elec-
tion Outcome.

Q
Washington. Nov 5.-Presldent
Wilson made NO official comment to-
I day on the Democratic Victories ia
New Jersey. Massachusetts and Mary
land but told friends De was much en-
cOuragod because IN an three states
the mrin and currency were issues
and he felt the administration poll
icies had beon upheld.
Congressman generally tcicnhoned
their CONGRATULATIONS 70 the White
House ana Secretary Bryan. who
campaigned in Maryland und Kew
Jersey. expressed his satisfaction az
the result. The president already had
sent telegram 10 Mr. Fielder. the
victor. In Nv Jersey. and dispatchod
other messages today
To David J. Walsh. elected COVER
nor OF Massachusetts. he said
"My hcartiest congratulations II
was "A splendid victory. Hnely won"
To Blair Leo Democrat elected
United States senator In Maryland.
the president wired. ~ conrratulate
you and the party most warmly Tine
victory was complete"
The president took a great Interest
in the various municipal elections ANA
T.
| Bayer. re-clected in cleveland the
| following message.
Please accept my wnrmest con-
gratulations 10 did us an good 10
I hear OF your victory"
Unofficial returns tO the White
House stating that Fielder had car-
ried Essex county by T3i pleased the
president very much Secretary Tu-
D a.. .s
the Smlth-Nugent faction of the DEM
ocratic part. had supported the Re-
I publican ticket.
/ Democratic governors were elected
/ yesterday ia each state where this Of
+ Zee was nllod Massachusetts NeW
/ Jersey and Virginia with the excep-
/ tiou OF New YORK state. where Tam
I many Democracy was severely rebuk-
/ ed, more Democratic than Republic
/ can victories were recorded az the
! polls
Maryland elected Democratic
/ United states senator. Blair lee. Oi
/ the four congressman elected
! throughout the country three were
Democrats. The exception was G. ~.
( Paige. IN the Third district Massach-
usetts,
In Massachusetts there was a Dem
ocratic landslide ana Lieutenant Cow
! ernor David T. walsh wRs chosen
/ governor by plurality Of t3Ggt. the
/ largest ever given Democratic can-
didate for the office Mr. Walsh car-
! ried with him into office every Demo-
cratic candidate on the state ticket
! with the possible exception az the ate
! torncy general
The Tammuuy Democracy I'm NcW
I York state was condemned in @ man-
ner which left little soiece io tho
leaders John Purroy Mitchell Fus-
lonist, was elected MAYOR of New
! York. leading Edward ~ Mccall the
I Tammany candidate. hv t2t.e votes
/ William Suizcr deposed governor of
! the state. wac returned to the as
scmhly from NcN YORK Clts Tho
/ Sew York state assembly win be- safe.
! ly Republican
IN New Jersey. James r.. Fielder.
/ Democrat. Uas elcctcd royornor wlth
70 plurality of ohout $4,000 over Tho
/ Republican candidate. nud the DEM
ocfats Nlll control both houses of the
legislature
Returns show The following results.
Ohio-CiucIuntu Frederick :. Sui-
gel. Republican mayor
cleveland Newton u Baker pcm-
ocrat reelected mayor
Toledo. Carl Keller Republican
mayor.
Columbus George = Karb, Demo
crat. reelected mayor
Indiana indianapolis. Joseph ~.
Ben Democrat mayor
Evansville. Torrr Hauto. Fort
Wayne, Muncie Logansport Auder-
son. elected Democratic admlniaip-
lions. South rcud. Lafayette. choae
| citizens officials
secretary Bryan in statement doe
ciared Yesterdays elections Afforded
the first opportunity thc country had
had to express itself on amy extensive
scale since the presidential election
last Noyemher and ,hat tho rpsult,
could not De taken otherwise than
as am endorsement of the poicics oi
President Wilson.
secretary Daniels mll "As ullf
the first elections after au adminH-
trauou has oome into power nre np'
so suhatntnuallN and so ortiWhrlm-
nsly an approval ol ihc puHgios of
the administration IA were yUsier
'daya ln every state election tnt