New-York tribune., 1922-11-09
R|ep,lblicarnsGet
I,,,l,lediateStart
On 1923 Fight
chairman Morris Busy ON
Day After ssTidal Wave''
Preparing Organization
for Assembly Contests
s,ni.h Plurality 401, ,252
camplete City Returns and
IJpstase Reports Give
so,,elar,d 282, ,642 Edge

eqmplete returns fron New York
~, and substantially full figures from
.asrxe proportion of the remainder Of
a. state buttressed yesterday the rec
.S,d.breaking fact that former Gov
s,sor Alfred E. Smith carried the state
,niast Governor Miller with plural
av Of 4ol ,252. the vote being Smith
tu5.so4, Miller f,214,552.
Health Commissioner Royal S. Cone
Isnd did not do as we'll, but his
ymralitv over United States Senator
William NJ. Calder was 2S2,G42, the
ssss being Copeland 1,2S6,385, Calder
i,0a3,683.
Shocked on the night Of election at
the extent Of their defeat the Republi-
scsn leaders smilingly emerged from
the debris yesterday and once more
BECAME pkilos optical
Morris Calls 1t "Tidai Wave.
ut vas a tidal wave," said Chairman
George K. Morris, of the Republican
.Ssts Committee. at simply over
vbelned MS We have no apologies to
rsse. To-day we are preparing for
,sss Assembly fight in 1928, and for the
4 A battle IN ls24, and we shall put our
1 ,sgsnization in such shape that we
III be able to meet our opponents
sth full confidence of victory. ] in
j .sud to give close attention to organi
& utea affairs, and | shall be at head
ssy.srs in New York each week. and
the Albany headquarters in the
lssel Ten Eyck."
George A. Giynn, former chairman
the Republican State Committee,
Z laid at the National Republican Club
lat the Republicans would soon re-
= !ossr from the reverse and be prepared
l., ssf future conflicts.
i Political history is full of sharp
ssserses," said Mr.. Glynn. "The pen
4 Sam swung good ways our way in
\ g.A establishing high water marks.
sw 1t mis- swung the other way and we
He been emphatically defeated. The
@frg however, is not permanent. The
1 sts will soon tire of Democratic con-
ss and restore US to power"
l Senator Calder Cheerful
/ Senator Calder took his defeat cheer
1 faiy and sent a message of congratu-
lstion to his successful opponent, DR..
Copeland.
aaI did not sec the reverse coming.
said the Senator. II have had eighteen
years Of service in Washington and I
have enjoyed 1t immensely. Of course,
tshall miss the pleasure of represent
Ing the Empire State at the nations
capital. The people have been very
4 hind to me and I feel my obligation to
& them. shall st once enter actively
into private business. Post niortems
ave useless. The people wanted the
Democrats to have control. / have no
complaint to make
None Of the thirty-three women
nominees for rarious offices in the state
/ Way elected. All but one, Mrs. S. Mer-
sat OF Kingston, Democratic candidate
iof famamoer Of Assembly in Ulster
3 tickets.
\ The showing made by Charles P.
Ssunsfz, Socialist candidate for State
Engineer and Surveyor, was commented
s p2ea yesterday. He polled a total vote
q q New York City of 207,13S. Edward
ssts ticket, polled only $4,000 in the
E sy. Steinmetz ran ahead of Cadle
Y Republican candidate, in The Bronx
Leaders Cite Wet Issue
!sshe feeling was universal among Re-
Nslicans yesterday that the prohibi-
non issue is of greater consequence
ean the, leaders credited it with being.
iYM all sides came the testimony of
Mtcal workers that the argument
~ 1t was not state issue was of
aAls avail with Republicans possessing
W. proclivities. One Republican
esder remarked:
met many Republicans who said
As while prohibition might not be
ns real issue they nevertheless pro-
posed to vote for Smith as protest
sGs'nst enforcement of the volstead
y They did not care about the al
agsd futility of voting against the
parry They wanted to record their
me Republican leaders are not at all
convinced that the size of the sweep is
Sass tas Democrats say it Is, repudi-
S..0a y the Harding Administration
may Of the Congress districts UP
u aa sssss the Republican nominees an
osJ stss IS pemocratic attacks on the rec
1 ra.. " sns Harding Administration and
| ,pan.. p,v elected without difficulty, al
Tasa oy reduced pluralities.
me- sae lotal vote for the state ticket
.s. snilees s was as follows, with but sew
s.. aX districts out of 1901 in the entire
Governor
1.s Mha tDsm;) 1,415,s ,so4