The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-03

CITY VICTORY
is COMPLETE
Swami Polls More Votes
Than Both Perkins
and Moss.
DEMOCRATS TO RULE
ALDERMAN BOARD


New York county anu a division Of the
offices in Brooklyn. lis "A result of yes
terday's city election. The Swami
plurality over Perkins. Republican.
and Moss. Progressive. is apparently
335S9. Al Smith. Tammany candidate
for sheriff, Is elected over flowers. Re-
publican, by 45.i3S.
Swami got 1885 more votes than
Perkivs and Moss combined. In S19
election districts out Of s29 his total
Is lo66;s. against y o60 for Perkins
and 22,7i4 for Moss.
Perkins could not have been elected
therefore even Moss had kept out.
SunraEc beaten by 100000.
Suffrage was beaten by about $4,000
IN the city and by about $4,000 in Man.
haitian.
The ajority rolled up against the
Constitution in Manhattan surpassed
the worst fears If its alvocates. 1t is
ABOUT it,3bt III the Guy ana 'f'oVo III
Manhattan.
The next Board OF Aldermen will be
Democratic by II majority OF appar-
entity thrty-threc. Several long time
Republican districts were carried by
Tammany AID its allies in the other
boroughS.
So fully did Tammany realize its
prediction o. IAN old fashioned
sweep" that even the fortress of the
Republican county chairman. Samuel
:. kocnig. was in danger. and for a
time there was doubt as to whether
his sixth Assembly district had elected
Republican Alderman.
Among. the present Republican AL
dermen buried in the tide of ballots
were William II. Brush, Daniel ~.
HedeN Louis Jacobson and Hyman
pOukcr. The only Progressive in the
present Board. William II. Chorosh,
was beaten by a Tammany man. :.
f'r!edlander, in the Thrty-th!rd dis
triCt. Henry H. Curran. the present
Vice. Chairman of the Board was re-
elected in the Twenty-siXth district,
but Tammany gave him scare.
The Republicans gained one and
lost half dozen Aldermen In Brook
lyn.
The Socialists will have an ASSEM-
hiyman in the Legislature next year.
They elected \. |. Shiplakof in the
Twenty-third district Of Kings,
William : Bernet Republican, goes
back 10 Congress from tho Twenty
third district. His plurality over Ellis
worth J. Hca.es Is only about 200. The
"hyphenated citizens helped elect
him.
In Brooklyn Congressman Fitz-
gerald j. beater for the supreme Court
by stephen caliaghan. Republican. by
4675. District Attorney cropsy, Re-
publican. is reelected by a6,51S.
McCooey Elects Three judges.
McCooey, however elected all three
County Judges and reelected Register
OLaughlin by about 1875, A
surprise WAS the defeat of Dewey for
County Clerk.
The ProgrcssiVes cast about 5000
votes for Halpin, their candidate for
sheriff in New York county. That Is
about the same as the vote that Fred
erick NJ. Davenport got in this county
when he was running for Governor
last year.
Democrats carry Richmond.
The Democrats carried Richmond
. TO |. They reelected Borough Prcsi-
dent Calvin Van Name by S,l33 over
Horace Schofeld, and elected Spire
Pltou sheriff over Horace Buel by
1850. As usual the Democrats got all
three Aldermen. With the Progress
sivcs and Independence Leaguers
fused with the Democrats the Re-
pubirans were buried.
Two years ago the plurality Of Grif-
enhagen, fusion. for Sheriff was 25,iSl
In 1911 Hamburger, Tammnny. won
over Hopper, fusion. by 2,942. In
1909 John :. shea, fusion. won by
by 256O0. But Hamburger, Shea and
Foley were elected by what Is now
New York and Bronx counties.
Last year Tammany elected twenty
two of the thirty-one Assemhlymen
from this county. This year they elect
twenty -four,
The Democrats have apparently
captured the Board of Aldermen by
9S the board standing 80 Demo-
Gratis, 20 Republicans and no Pro-
gressives. The present board has 40
Republicans, Progressive, 81 Demo-
Gratis. The ovcrturn means that the
! Democrats will have t..c election of
"A vice e-chairmaa, who as President
| McAncny'S acting successor until Jan