The sun., 1919-11-05

esrried the sociaiist banner. this year.
BOILED a total Of .ii2.ilI votes In 2.sio'
but Of 1857 election districts In the city.
L There was no question that the Irish
detection. frirn the 'Tammany ticket cut
deep. Not only did many Irishmen stay
Away from the polls because Major MI
thaei A. Kelly. candidate for President
bf the Board of Aldermen on the Lib
erty party ticket, had been thrown on
khe ballot but many Of them wrote his
'tame in on the bsliot.~.- -. ., -. -
The Irish showed their resentment
against the Democratic Administration
1. Washington and at Tammany Ha'i
tactics here. =
I Major Kelly last night sent this sar-
tastic telegram TO- Charles T. Murphy
1t Tammanyy fIaAe ~
you put me OF the ballot, but look
What I did to you"
[ In spite OF the fact that Gov. Alfred
&. Smith left his duties In Albany TO
ttart an offensive against William RAM
6oiph. Hearst that he expected would
kaye the Tmmafy ticket The anti-Tanir
hany forces triumphed-s However, 1t
Was not considered IN any sense a
Hearst victory, for President Moran Of
ne Board OF Aldermen. Tor whom MI
Hearst signed an appeal In his papers,
vas defeated. The defeat OF Moran was
also a defeat for Mayor Hyfsn, Who ad-
vocated the election Of Moran. - y.
Statement By Hesrst.@ .
Mr.. Hearst gave out this statement
last night: %',s ~
Judge Newburgsr has been trium-
ptantiy elected. His rejection by the
Democratic boss was the main issue OF
the campaign.
'aThe resentment, aroused by Mr.. Mur-
phys attempt to control the 1udicfary
operated against the, whole Democratic
ticket and resulted In many Democrats
icing defeated In a city which Is usu-
ally overwhelmingly, Democratic,
"It is to be hoped that this rebuke
will teach the bosses TO keep their hands
OF the Judiciary"
When ne was asked 10 comment on
MS indicated election Major La Guardia-
at his headquarters in the Hotel I'M
pefial. said: go
my military training teaches me, not
to take my eyes on the enemy until II
is all over. am still counting the
yotes.",, >. -. x.S...
: !. samuel S. Koenis. Republican leader
of Manhattan, learning OF the order OF
Commissioned Enright, notified the Re-
publican county chairman In every Dor:
ough to watch the, ballot boxes carefully
and, II necessary, remain with them all
night, He, told them that the election
might turn either way by 1000 votes.
Il ,.sIt iecka as .hough Mr. McCook has
keen elected, TO the Supreraei Court by
Ebout 2o.o over his nearest Democratic
tpponent." said George Bell. his man
kger. This is q highly gratifying result
W a campaign. in which we have set
ta,riy and squarely the moral issues
before the voters"
Sees Complete Tammany Defeat
& .srhe defeat of Tanmany Is complete
baid Chsl1pan Koenig at Republican
founty headquarters. We have elected
3ustice Ne%bnrser Arfd Mr., Mtcook TO
Ae Supreme Court and believe that
la 0uardia has been elected as well.
We have elected more .Aseemblymen and
Aldermen than we have IN years. We
&aYried a majority OF, the Assembly dis
Aicts in Manhattan
Il That the defeat of Tammany meant a
&ew city Democracy was the opinion OF
= Democratic ofiiceholder who visited the
Headquarters Of Justice Newburgers IN
Ne Hotel Wallick. He said
VI THE fact that Gov. Smith carried the
1ty by $4,000 last year. and got a
Durality Of moro than 100.o00 in Man
8attan alone and the fact that this
reat plurality has been wiped out in
3cate that before the next election day
tbmes there will be an independent De-
&pcracy In Greater New York. Tam
Sbany and the Tiger are now In the twi-
hight stage. They owe their. defeat in
NY opinion to turning down Justice
Esvburssr and Justice Smith" !,
" McC1oey I,oae. In 0rooElyu.
sr4Johnl H.. McCooey.. Democratic ,hoss
h Brooklyn, lost almost his entire
{icket. ,a,..,
| Arnon L. squiers was elected to tne
Supreme Court in the Second judicial
district over @. ]. Dowling, the Demo-
cratic candidate. This district COM
trises Kings, Queens. Richmond. Mas
3au and Suffolk. Squiers carried Kings.
His plurality In Nassau was 10000
Ordinarily Nassau does not go more
than 1000 Republican. This was
4nother indication of the swing against
the Democratic party.
I Representative Reuben L. Haskell.
Republican. running for the County
Court In Brooklyn. who had the Anti
Saloon League against him, won by
$4,000 over Daniel ]. Griffin, his nearest
Democratic opponent ~ !.
/ Judge Norman s. Dixie. candidate for
feelection to the County Court, won by
5000 over Griffin. e. 81
I Gen. George A Wingate. who. was
cunning for reelection as Surrogate on
the Democratic ticket, is having a close
face with James C. McLeer.r the Re
publican candidate.