The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1886-11-10
The Elections.

/ tory Ia HE republican party. ne Htih-
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members To The ''th congress- ~ ~
puhlicane have secured legislatures laa'
ill ,l.,t republican Senators ~ the >eaf>
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March except po>>'"'A III i''''''''
New Jersey and have the Nevada ie9i>ia-
tprc which will secure republican Sen
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publican through Cleveland : term. HE
ranuhlirans baVr carried every state that
niiii,f. a,l .,1s, Indian, which
ny va" IL
they lost theh.
Free trade got a bad black eye. llitif-
man Morrison. IInrd and Tucker all lead.
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the tarih On imports "ete ael''''''
gains of Congressman Is highly >atlsiac-
tory 10 republicans and Is a rcbuke 10 tie
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States through Tue ''H'i >'''' vi ''.' at
Dor, prohibition and mu9WunPlm min
enrrs show a falling off in the republican
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out 'i'N l. ''oie '''''' ''''''''
gain in one southern State, ir@lllla.
The indications are that the rePupii-
cans have gained '"h2fee>'ich III Ne"
York, in New Jersey III ONO. III III
moi. in Indiana III Wisconsin. / III
Virginia. in Kentucky, IN Iowa. : ia
North Carolina ana TWO III Ml'nlSah
in all. The democrats have gained one
Congressman IN New hampshire III
Massachusetts, in Nebraska III lehne'
see, in California , in Minnesota ana !
in Connecticut-tota -. ms gives ih'
republicans and lhf democrats. lelllp-
cratic majority, against - III pres NJ
House. But two OF those included III Inc
democratic column are labof rcioi :,
which would leave the democrats euiY Il
majority
In New Hampshire there is no choice
for governor the 300 votes cast for
the prohibitory party candidate pre-
venting choice by the people Tie leg
isloturc is repnblican. which will elect
SAWYER (rep.1 governor and republican
Tnifnd States senator in place Of Pike
deceased. HAYNES lrcpl /, defeated FOL
Congress in the first district by Mckinney
diem Gallagher rep is elected in tn,
second district
IN Massachusetts AmcS 5rcpJ is elect.
ed ooycnor by about . 900 plurality. and
Bracket (rcp.5 for lieutenant governor
bv about ; 900 plurality. The legislator,
is republican which will elect rrpnbl
con United States senator to fiji Dawes
seat. The democrats elect to Congress
Collins Morse over Ranncv Iurnettt
over Ely and Russell over Rice and til,
republicans elect Lodge over Lowering
n democratic gain of two Congressman
Rhode Island elects one republican
: Congressman. No choice for second
. but the republican candidate will be elect
ed ut the next trial
| In Connecticut there is no choice 70
: Governor in consequence OF the prohlbl
, tory party vote, but the legislature is re
publican thus insuring republican gov
crnor and the reelection of Senator liaw
p ley Buck frcp.) is defeated for Con
I gresS by Vance (dcm.) through the pro
= hibitory party vote, thus losing one IT
: publican.
In New York pcckham fdcm) Is elcci
ed Judge of the Court of Appcals-th
only State officer voted for by plnralit
of about 5000 over Daniels (rcp "a re
publican gain of about 2,OOO from Ia
wear. The republicans elect ~ Congress
u men to the democrats lj-agninct Il fo
each in the present Congress. liewi
(dem is elected mayor by vote 2o,"'
}. to 81 sos for George, GO, 49, for RooseNe
>, (rcp.)
In Pennsylvania Beaver lrep) Is elec
ed by 40, 600 majority, large gain. III
legislature is republican. The Congress
u men are unchanged
J. In Ohio the republicans have elect'
their State ticket by Hiss plurality, III
made gain of iive congressman
N Illinois elects the republican Sta'e 'lc
: ct by 10000 to 25,oOo again, The repn
licans gain five Congressman III llllho
= and defeat MORRISON. nc lt@lsialhrc
republican. The prohibliory party 70
is increased To l6,WDo.
III The Indiana republicans nave eiecl'
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