Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-11-04

man OF New YORK, defeated the pres
cni governor, Martin n. Giynn. By q
plurality OF $4,000. James Wads'
worth. Jr.. Of Genesee defeated james
W. Gerard, ambassador TO Germany
Tor Omitted States senator By an esti-
mated plurality Of $4,000.
william sulzcr. who was impeach-
ed as governor in October. 1919. fin.
lshed third IN the race for governor
on the American and prohibition par
" tickets with vote In excess Of
! 10000.
Frederick NJ Davenport. the pro.
gresaive nominee for governor, ran a
poor fourth. He appeared to have
polled about $1,000 votes. BainbrIdge
Colby. the progressive senatorial
nominee. probably did not poll In ex-
cess Of 10000 votes.
Although the returns on the minor
places on tho state ticket are far
from complete. Il Is believed the re-
publican candidates have been car
rled through by Whltmans over
whelming majority The republican
delegates 10 the constitutional con
ventlon are believed to have heen
elected.
The assembly will contain 30 re-
publlcans and 81 democrats.
Thirty-fiye republicans and sixteen
democrats have been chosen senators
The seventeenth district in which
ogden L. Mills. the republican and
progressive candidate. opposed w. r..
liorrick. democrat, was In doubt for
hours. hut Mills finally won.
a report from Nassau county. the
home Of Colonel Theodore Roosevelt
said IL had gone republican. Whit
man was expected to have plurality
OF about 1000 and wadsworth from
! 400 TO 1900.
New York. Nov. ain 1851 dis
trIcts out Of 5.sei In the state the
vote for governor stood: whitman.
t2s,sSe: Glynn. a53,27s; suIzer. So
DO; Davenport, s7,ses.
IN 2.20e districts out of the total
Of 5.eel the vote for senator stood;
Wadsworth. 2D4.607: Gerard. es7. 742s
Colby. 2a.e02.
AT republican headquarters IL was
asserted that their entire state ticket
and a majority Of their candidates for
both houses OF the Legislature had
been elected.
Within two hours after the polls
closed democrats generally admitted
defeat for Governor Glynn.
Wadsworth pollsd good vote In
Greater New York, approximately
two-fifths Of the total number OF dis
triets giving Gerard a lead Of only
about 10000 over his opponent. At
the same time Wadaworth had 50.-
600 lead In little less than one
third Of the upstate districts.
snlzer supporters INDUCED in q
celebration al his Broadway head
quarters when they heard Glynn had
been defeated The former governor
expressed their view thus:
New York, Nov. s.--DistrIct Attor-
ney Charles s. Whitman. republican.
was elected governor OF New York to-
day by an estimated plurality Of
10000 over Martin II. Glynn. demo-
cratic incumbent. William sulxer. who
was impeached and removed from Of
flee In the fan of 1914. running on
the prohibition and American tickets.
finished third. polling. Il appears on
the face Of incomplete returns. slight
~ more than 100000 votes. Frederick
NJ. Davenport, progressive ran
fourth, with approximately 10000
votes
James w. Wadsworth, republican,
appears TO have defeated James W.
Gerard, democrat for the United
States senatorship by about 5000
cambridge Colby. progressive. was
third with vote that probably will
not exceed 10000.
New York. Nov. s-Reiurns from
4.sOS election districts out of s.6ef In
New York state for governor. give:
Glynn. democrat, 4G0,S42; whitman
republican. 6t2.7s7 Davenport. pro-
gfessive, as.sGs: Sulzer. progressive
American. 1896.
New York. Nov. 3.-Thlrty- eighth
district. Thomas y, Dunn, republican,
reelected.
New York, Nov. 3.~-ThIrty- fifth
district. Waller w. Magee, republican.
elected.
New York. Nov. s.-rsecretary
Smith of Tammany Hall at 7:i0 p. m.
conceded the election OF Whitman.
New York. Nov. s.--Retnrns for
governor from f,s4o ont Of s.osi dis
tricts in the city of New York give:
Glynn, democrat. 27s.si4; Whit
man. republican. 227.Sss; Davenport.
progressive, 1906; Sulzer. 1890,
New York. Nov. 3. Returns from
s3y election districts out OF 3.es0 out
side New York City for governor give
Glynn. democrat, se.fs4: whitman,
republican. se.si7; Davenport, pro-
gressive, $3.50: sulxer. progressive
American. s,2l3.
New York. Nov. s.--Twenty- XII,
district. Edmund Plait, republican,
elected.
New York. Nov. s.--Retnrns from
s7s election districts out Of s.eso out
side of New York City for United
States senator. Gerard. democrat