The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1886-11-11
The Talk Of q Senatorial rio:

Eleventh district-struBel, Rep: ..:.::4: 900
Tho Talk Of Senatorial fis:
Washington Special: Some Of the demo.
cratic federal officials have received dis.
patches stating that the legislatures
OF the states OF New Jersey, Indiana and
Caifornia have gone democratic, and that
three United. States senators that will be-
elected by those legislatures this winter
will make n tie in the senate after the 4th
OF March next. There Is much rejoicing by
them on account of this, but a republi-
can special says: Even il the reports rs
to the legislatures shall prove to be
correct which may at least as yet be
gravely doubted), the calculation which
would make tie in the senate under such
circumstances is incorrect. Should these
three states elect Democratic senator's
and Nevada elect II Republican (which will
undoubtedly be the fact), the senate would
still be Republican il Riddleberger should
vote with the Republicans. and it would
pniy he tied in case he should vote with
tho Democrats. In neither case would the
senate be Democratic:
The Louisville Courier journal received
tho following:
CovinQton, n.y., Nov. Al am elected by
from 500 to 600 majority.
JOHN G. CARLISLE.
1t is reported that the Wisconsin legisla-
ture will stand: Senate-Republicans 25:
Democrats Z; Labor !. Acknowledgements.
licans. 81; Dem ocrats, SO; Labor 6; Pro-
hibition l. Republican majority on joint
ballot, 81.
! Their majority two years ago was thirty
It is said to be a foregone conclusion that
Philetus Sawyer will succeed himself in the
United States senate:
In St. Croix county, Wis, the Repubii-
can pluralites are: Rusk, 425; Price, con-
gfess; 900; Humphrey. assembly, $50.
Tho rest Of the county officers got plurali-
ties ranging from 45 to 600:
The majority Of Clifford, republican dele.
gate from Dakota is variously estim ated
from $4,000 to 10000.
I In Colorado, the election of Adams
(Dem. for governor by n. uralty of 2, 900
Dem. )is probaba elected to congress
The Democrats will probably control the
legislature. and claim the election OF the
state ticket, except secretary OF state,
auditor and attorney general.
The full returns will make the republican
majority for governor of Michigan not far
from 1000. The latest returns give the
state legislature as follows: Senatet-Re.
publicans, 20; Democrats, 10. House.
Republicans, IS; Democrats, 80; Labor, 4;
doubtful, 3:
| The Democrats in Nebraska have elect
ed fort y.two members of the legislature,
being one third Of that body. This is the
largest representation the Democrats ever
to the prohibition plank in the Republican
platform.
General Logan, in an interview at Chica-
, 30, on the election said: 1.-THE Republican
party to-day occupies in every res ect tho
strongest possible position, and ifit only
stands firm and does not waver from the
, esta blished line Of principles the future years
will bring to it many more grand victories.
Above all things the Republican party
wants to steer clear OF all the ''isms' and
fool theories that are atloat. To stoop to
inject socialism into it's platform. to pan.
der to any element, however strong it may
appear ON the face of the returns. which
! does not regard the sacredness OF life, lib
erty and property; to abandon a single one
OF the PRINCIPLES of the Republican party
would be to commit great mistake. Let
! the Democrats pander to all the low ele-
! ments and socialistic ideas, but let the
! Republicans stand firm on their old plat
form.
|
gress in the First New Hampshire district,
vice Hayes Republican is conceded by a
plurality Of about $50. This is i. Demo
, cratic gain OF one member and equally di.
vides the New Hampshire delegation.
The Massachusetts Legislature stands:
; Senate, 35 Republicans, Is Democrats;
House, 16O Republicans, 70 Democrats
and independent.
] The Huron, Dak., Advocates official and
estimated returns give Clifford 16. 900 ma
.jority in South Dakota, and 4, 900 MAORI
, ty in North Dakota. His majority in the
territory will be in the neighborhood OF
10000.
The New Jersey legislature has one demo.
cratic majority.
| The Albany Journal states that the to-
tai vote OF the state of New York, fourteen
counties estimated, was about 900. 600.
The proposition for constitutional con.
! vention must have 475,OOO affirmative
votes to be adopted. The returns recciv.
! ed Indicate thai the vote has fallen short
OF this number.
! Tho following congressman are elected in
, CALIFORNIA;:
First district, Thompson (Dem.); Second,
Biegs (Dem.); Third, McPiks (Dem);
Fourth. Morrow (Rep.); Fifth, Sullivan
(Dem.); Sixth, Vandever (Rep.).
complete returns OF state give Bartlett
(Dem.) for governor 3O2 plurality over
Swife lRep). Barlett's plurality in the city
; 70 2,2S2.
In Indiana the Democrats have the legis.
lature by two majority on joint ballot, &C.
cording to the latest advices. Complete
official returns from all counties in the
state give Robertson, Rep, for lieutenant
governor 8, GAL plurality. The legislature
stands as follows: Senate-repuhlicans
~; democrats, 81. House-republican
50; democracs, 49,. Neutrality-suspicious.
"a; democrats, 76.
The Ohio congressional delegation will
probably consist OF Is Republicans and
Democrats, though two districts are so
close it will require the official vote to de-
c'de: The official count in the Seventh dis
trtct shows that Campbell, DEM, has q
majority Of over Little, Rep.
Tho next legislature OF West Virginia will
DO Democratic on joint ballot by nine
votes. This will elect a Democratic suc.
cessor to Senator Camden.
Fred T. Dubois, republican, is elected to
congress in Idaho, over John HALEY dem.
! ocrat. by 500 majority.
! Tho official count in the Sixth Kentucky
district shows Carlisle's majority. to be
Tho Democratic majority in the next
House is estimated at "a.
Speaking OF Henry Georges vote, Henry
+, Cloves of New York said: Revolutions
never go backward. The $1,000 votes
| cast tor George is a real revolution, the
handwr ting which is written on the walls
In enduring ink. similar uprising to
! which it represents occurred a few years
since in California, the result OF which
was II drive all tho fabulously rich men
from There, together with their great wealth.
to New York for safety. and now they are
! eumptuously surrounded, but since the
election they and others are not feeling a.
comfortable at their bones az they did,
n Nuu1sa, l4sf sntaa5. ayf counties