The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1892-11-15


MILWAUKEE, Nov. Republicans
admit the election of Peck, Democrat.
for governor by small plurality. and
that the electoral vote goes to Cleve-
land.
Four of ten congressman are probably
Republican.
The legislature is Democratic. and a
Democrat will succeed United States
Senator Sawyer.
Nebraska-E Electors Republican bv
about 5000 plurality. Republicans
elect three out of the six congressman
and the Democrats one. the Independ-
ents one, and the INDEPENDENTS and
Democrats combined one. The Re-
publicans viii be in a minority in
the legislature, and the com bined Demo-
Gratis and Independents will have
majority of about on joint ballot.
Michigan-Republica probably have
nine of the fourteen electors and eight
of the twelve congressman. Republican
governor elected. Legislatures: Senate
Republicans, eighteen; Democrats and
Populists, fourteen. House-Republi-
cans. forty-eight; Democrats and Popu-
lists. hfty-two.
Pennsylvania Republican electors
chosen by about 60 900 plurality. Demo-
cratic gain of $4,000 Congressional del
egation; Republicans, twenty; Demo-
Gratis, ten
Missouri Democrats carry state by
about $4,000. Legislature Republican.
Maryland = Everything Democratic.
Solid delegation to congress.
Tennessee-State and national ticket
Democratic. Legislature Democratic
In both branches. Republicans elect
congressman in First and Second dis
tricts.
Utah-Democratic congressman elect
0regon-Three Republican electors
and one Weaver elector chosen.
Rhode Island-Republican. No cleo
ton as to congressman.
New Jersey-Cleveland electors ali
chosen. Wertz, Democrat, elected gov
ernor by 1000 plurality. Legislature:
Senate-Repnblicans. four; Democrats,
seventeen. House-Republicans twen-
ty-five; Democrats, fifty-six: net Repub-
hcan gain of four. Republicans elected
three congressman.
Kansas-Republican electors chosen.
Congressional delegations: Republican.
four: fusion, two;>iu doubt, one. Legis-
lature probably fusionist by small
majority. Senator Perkins successor
will no doubt be anti Republican.
Montana Entire state ticket Demo-
cratic.
North Dakota-Republican elect sec
rotary of state only on state ticket. Leg
islature Republican.
Wyoming Harrison electors; Demo-
crat for governor: legislature Republic
an byy1 majority on joint ballot.
South Dakota-R Republican legisla-
ture; electors in doubt
Mlnnesota-Electors Republican. Con-
gressional delegation mixed.
Harrison electors chosen.
Republican governor elected. Eegisla-
ture Republican. Democrats claim the
congressmas.
Virginia Democratic by the usual
|. majority.
Nevada Everything went Peoples
party.
Delaware-Democ
acknowledgements by about co.
colorado-Everything went for the
Peoples party.
Massachusetts, = State and national
Democratic tickets elected.
Alabama = Democratic by about
$4,000.
Texas-Everything Democratic. ex-
cept possibly the Congressman in the
Galveston district.
housekeeping Republican, except
possibly one congressional district.
The Congressional situation.
NEW YORK, Nov. 11.-More than sixty
hours after the polls have closed it is
still impossible to give the status of the
several parties in the Fifty-third con-
gress officially. The latest developments
tend to confirm the point of absolute
certainty the statement made originally
in the United Press dispatches that the
balance Of power in the next senate
would be held by the third party, al
though by a narrow margin.
The Democrats will gain senators in
New York, Wisconsin, Wyoming and
California. giving them forty-three. Re-
publicans will return a successor to Sem
ator Paddock from Nebraska. and also
to Senator Perkins from Kansas, al
though the legislature in this state is
still claimed by the Farmers Alliance.
The legislatures of Minnesota and Mich
igan have Republican majorities.
The Republican strength in the senate
is thus reduced to forty two, leaving to
Senators PETER, Kyle and Stewart (yyho
will succeed himself from Nevada) the
power to control the organization by al
lance with either of the parties. The
expectation Is that they will operate
with the Democrats in this matter. Up
to the present the result IN congressional
districts in New Hampshire. Ohio,
Michigan, Minnesota, Nebraska. Kan
sas and California is unsettled, the fig
ures not having been fully reported.
The probabilities are that the state dele
cations in the next house of representa-.
tives will stand as follows:
STATES Rep. Dem F.A-
Alabama %