The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1890-11-06
RHODE ISLAND.

sixth district was defeated by Dem
ocrat, Mr. McKaig Mr.. Mudd, Re-
publican. was defeated by Mr.. Comp
ton for the House of Representatives
In Baltemore twenty Democrats were
elected to the first branch of the city
council and only two Republicans.
One of these was the negro candidate
in the eleventh ward. The Demo-
cratic majority on the city ticket was
1O,6O1. Last year the Republicans
elected nine members.
MASSACHUSETTS,.
The returns Indicate that Hon.
VIM. E. Russell, Democratic c"ndi-
date for Governor, carried the state
by about 5000 majority. The Demo-
ocrats gain two Congressman. Seven
out of twelve Congressman are DEM
Ocrats.
The Hon VIM Mckinley, is in the
soup. The farmers of the Buckeye
state couldn't swallow his little pet
protective tariff bill. Republicans
concede that he is defeated by $50
majority.
NEW JERSEY.
The Democrats elect five Congress
men, which is a gain of two. The
Democrats have a majority in the
Legislature The Democrats made
enormous gains all over the state.
FLORIDA
The state goes Democratic by
largely increased majority They
carry the state by $1,000 majority
The constitutional measure fixing
different dates for the state and ma
tional elections was also carried.
This was a Democratic plan.
WISCONSIN.
The Republicans lost one Congress-
man, j. l.. Mitchell, Democrat, being
elected in the Milwaukee district.
The Democrats claim the election Of
Geo. W. Peck for Governor The
Legislature is Republican, The en-
tire state ticket is Democratic.
ILLINOIS.
Six Democratic Congressman were
elected. Cannon, Republican, is
probably defeated.
Michigan went Republican, electing
DELAWARE
Goes Democratic by 600 majority.
KENTUCKY.
Kentucky sends ten Democrats and
one Republican to Congress, making
a gain of one for the Democrats.
IOWA.
Iowa is welded to her idols. The
Republicans carry the state by an
increased majority.
KANSAS.
The Farmers Alliance made great
inroads into the Republican ranks
in Kansas. The Democrats think
that Willet, the Alliance candidate
for Governor, may be elected, but
the chances are that the Republicans
have carried the state by greatly de-
creased majorities.
NEW YORK.
Tammany carried New York City
by "a 900 majority. The Congress
sional delegation stands p Demo-
Gratis to 13 Republicans. Big Demo-
cratic gain.
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
There seems no choice ofGovernor in
New Hampshire, which throws the
election into the hands of the legisla-
ture. The indications are that the
Democrats have carried the House of
Representatives. The Legislature
will elect Democratic successor to
Senator Blair. Amsden, Democrat,
is elected Governor, probably.
WEST VIRGINIA.
The Democrats have made heavy
gains in West Virginia, electing all
their Congressman Except in the First
District where Hubbard, Republican.
has majority of about 800 over
Pendleton who was unseated by the
last Congress. Democrats claim the
Legislature by from ten to fifteen.
Hon. Wm.L Wilson, about whose
| election there has been some doubt,
| was elected by safe majority.
| LOUISIANA.
Louisiana returns solid Demo
cratic delegation to the next Con
I gress. This IS a gain of one.
GEORGIA.
Georgia responds nobly and sends
a full delegation of ten Democrats to
the next Congress.
/ ALABAMA
Alabama, as usual, does her part
/ nobly. Every Democratic nominee
for Congress was elected, making a
gain OF one for the Democrats.
/ ~ slISsIsSIPRI
Mississippi sends solid Democrat
ic delegati1n to Congress.
1
joyful News.
| "A telegram received in Winston
/ this afternoon states that Senator
Ingalls,, of Kansas, and Senator