The evening world. Newspaper, November 5, 1902, Page 3

“NEW TAMMANY READY TO ARISE Leader Murphy Has Proved His Right to the Title of Leader, His Followers Say, Kept All Promises and “Made Good.” ) nell, ei x, ALL TAMMANY IUSTIES WI Edward £. McCall Leads with 159,584, Edward B. Amend Receiving 158,735 and Ver- non M. Davis 154,827. WILL SURELY WIN IN 1903. LABOR VOTE AIDS STECKLER. Victory In Greater New York Has Put Heart pondent, ana a Great Sweep Is! Expected Next Time. ——_ j Tammany Hall shines brightly through | the smoke of the battle of the ballots with her files unbroken and her arms untarnished. She proudly calls the roll of a solid delegation of eleven Repre- sentatives in Congress from the Man- hattan and the Bronx; twelve out of tho thirteen Senators, twenty-nine of the thirty-flye Assemblymen from New York County and three Judges of the} Supreme Court. The “New Tammany," made to be truly the “Democratic organization of New York County,” rolls up a plurality of %,000 for a candidate for Governor whose personality has been declared of- fensive to the organization; and it elect- ed its three nominees for the Supreme Court bench by pluraltties ranging from 46,000 to 68,000, although two of the op- posing candidates were the nominees of three different organizations. But the crowning triumph for the new Tammany and its young leader was best Mlustrated in the confidence it inspired {a the Democracy of the other three boroughs as shown in the unprecedented Vote rolled up for Coler and the whole ticket in the Bronx, Queens and Rich- mond, making the grand total in the city more than 120,000. It means that Tammany, rehabili- tated and its lines re-formed, is prepar- ing for the battle of 1903 to regain Its supremacy in the greater city, and has wheeled the Brooklyn, Queens and Rich- mond Democracy into line on the right end left flank, and through the policy of €ecency and common sense inaugurated by “Smiling Charlie’ Murphy will keep them there, not by coercion, but by the law of self-preservation and the assur- ance of fair treatment and fair leader- ship. Jn short, the election in the greater city has sent Murphy to the front as a y leader as well as Tammany's boss. Murphy showed his appreciation of the necessity of dissuading “independent Democrats” of the bellef that Croker wus still a power in the Hall, and his declaration of independence was his first nove. Then came the true test ‘of nis ‘ship when the judicial ticket was named. ‘There were a score of candidates. every one of them with a powerful backing from district leaders, been clamoring for year after year, ani ders threatened rebellion. if nds were hot heeded. said this silent, thinktn Vif this is to be the test o as well have it Twill not yield/« nomination old-timer, any hack of aunization, or to any man who does not recommend himself to me as a strong, tht. man for the Supreme Court bench, oven If T have to go, outside of the party to. find’ candidates The ticket was essentially a ‘vest pocket” ticket, as all Tammany tickets are, by reason’ of the theory of the or- kanization, and Davis, Amend and Me- Call were names of ‘men immediately recognized on all sides as eminently fitted for the bench. Opening of a New Era. It means to Democracy the opening of a new era of domination in the affairs In tho Greater City through the new i ‘Tammany and _ its to be broken only 1 Murphy departs from the course he has sailed so straight in his first campaign, and those who know the cool-headed, square-toed Charles I. thatvemersensy swilll nev will ne GREATER NEW YORK DEMOCRACY DIES. So, Little Impression Made by “Party” that It Must Now Nominate by Petition. The Greater New York Democracy, led by John C. Sheehan, and having a column on the bajlot with the rooster as the party emblem, nearly reaches the vanishing point ir an analysis of the vote in this county. The test is to be found in the vote for Justices of the Supreme Court, Under the rooster were the names of Alfred Steckier, Justice Keener and John De’ Witt, Warner, The wote cast fer the latter has not yet been com- puted, but by comparing the vote for Keener with that cast for Justice Hall, who was not indorsed by the Sheehan- ites, the actual or approximate strength of the latter can be discovered. Hall got 93,90, Keener's vote, including those cast by the Sheehanites, was 98,- 1%, or 4,166 additional, which represents the vote for the Greater New York De- mocracy. The purpose of the latter party in having a column on the ballot was to show strength. enough to give them a legal , status as an. organized political party entitled to nominate a city and State ticket by convention In future years, But 4,166 1s not enough, and this in the Lately Des-! Justice Gray, of the Court of Ap peals, Is Elected ty a Big Ma: + Jority Despite the Triumph of the Republican State Ticket. All three of the Tammany candidates for the Supreme Court ii New York County wore elected over the three sit ting Justices who, appointed by Gov. Odell to fill vacancies oceasioned by} death, were nominated by the Republl- cans to succeed themselves. Two of them, Justices Steckler and Kee: were indorsed by other Pa ee The nearly compl show that Justice Altred Steckler, who. w also the candidate of the Great York Democracy and of the Liberat Democrats, his name appearing in thre: columns on the ballot, ran of Justice Ernest Hall and 11, of Justice Keener, although the was also nominated by the New York Democracy. Justi ler received 110,880 votes, Hall latter Greater erett McCall, on the Demo. cratic ticket, got the highest vote, 159,- Edward B. Amend came next, with Vernon M. Davis ving Justice Bteckler’s large vote me from the labor men on the Liberal Democratle ticket, and while his com- Panions were beaten 67.967, he fell be- hind the nearest man on the Tammany. tioket only 43,47. It was a showing which Justice Stecklor speaks of with pride to-day. It Is conceded that the Republican judiclary ticket suffered from the prevalent disposition to frown upon “interference from Albany with the judiciary,” as exemplified In the dental by the Republicans under Gov. Odell's orders of an indorsement to Judge Gray, of the Court of Appeais, and the forced nomination of John ©. Davies in the Onelda Supreme Court District. Justice Gray was elected despite the triumph of the Republican State ticket, and Davies was defeated by a big ma- Jority in a district usually good for 14,000 Republican majority. The returns are not all in, but there PLATT 15 BLUE THOUGH VICTOR. The Senator Cannot Under- stand the Trifling Plurality by Which Odell Pulled Through for Governorship of New York TAMMANY IS A SURPRISE. “| Didn't Think the Wigwam Could Do It,” He Says, and Declares that the Trusts Were Not Re- sponsible. Senator Platt was blue to-day, Over- night thought about the returns seemed to have robbed him of strength, as well as cheerfulness. He ate breakfast late in the Fifth Avenue Hotel, and then walked with head down and feevle steps to his waiting carriage. ‘| In route to his office an Evening World reporter talked with him “Are you satistled with the he was asked. Ye'll have to be," was the laconic result?” long shot.’ you account for it?” “Was the Democratle York City wih majority In New “L never w election in my life i many Hail could do ite" “Do you think the trusts were respon- sible?” . decidedly no." as it the coal strike?” ‘Coal had nothing to do with it, The ony in this with the with them Democrats worked in hi city. All those discont city Tho Republicans were, the eity It was a That's avout aiiunere | Winerente CITS LOST IN IN EAST ORANGE. Mayor Bruen, Republican Candl- dante, Wan Re-elected. (Special to The EAST ORAN! J., Nov, 5.—E1- ward EB. Bruen was re-elected Mayor of Fast Orange, beating the Citlzens’ Union te administration Joined un to be 8 ning World.) candidate, Edward K, Sumerwell, by a majority of %. The “Cits” elected only a fow of thelr ward candtlat! are figures from three-fourths of Man- hattan and the Bronx showing a prob- able majority for Gray over Justice William E, Werner, who was nom!- nated by the Republicans, of 96,000, and the returns from 400 of the 628 election districts of Brooklyn indicate a ma- Jority of 40,000 for Gray in that borough, These, with 8,000 In Queens and 3,000 in Richmond, wil] make a majority for Gray and’ a non-partisan Judiclary in the elty of 147, —————$— Howard May Succeed Fareman, ALBANY, Nov. 4.—Westley O. Howard (Rep.), is probably elected Justice of the Supreme Court from the Third Judicial Disthict, to succeed Justice Edgar L. Fursman, resigned. Little Children can safely take this famous well- known remedy. 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