Smyrna times., 1894-11-14
Great Republican Victories North, South,
East and West.
BOTH HOUSES OF CONGRESS REPUBLI-
CAN.

CAN.
The elections in forty-One States on
the 9th resulted in superb Republican
victories in all parts of the country.
The Republicans have elected 255
members of Congress.
New York State elected Morton,
Saxton and Haight by majorties of
more than 10000.
In New York State the figures kept
growing. Morton has a plurality ex-
ceeding 100000 The Republican ma
jority in the new Assembly is "a, and
in the Senate, which holds over, 4. All
the constitutional amendments were
carried by large majOrities. The dele
CATION in Congress will stand % to 5, a
gain of IA Republicans, not a Democrat
having been elected outside New York
city. Tammany Hall was ground to
powder.
In New York City Tammany is
crushed; Colonel Strong was elected
Mayor by more than 10000, and the
whole Union ticket was successful.
The next Congress will have Re
publican majority Of 144. Chairman
Wilson is certainly defeated.
New Jersey and Connecticut as well
as New York have taken themselves
decisively out of the doubtful list The
New Jersey Legislature is overwhelm-
ingly Republican, aud will elect a
United States Senator. Connecticut is
Republicans by 5000 to 10000.
Ohio rolled up a Republican majority
of 100000 on the State ticket, and
elected only three Democrats to Con-
gress.
Indiana Republicans claim the State
by 10000, and the whole Congressional
delegation.
Michigan Republicans elected their
whole State ticket, and probably all
their Congressman.
Wisconsin Republicans claim the
State by $4,000.
Illinois is Republican by probably
$4,000. The Populists made large gains
and the Democrats are apparently no
where. The Legislature is Republican
and will elect a Republican United
States Senator. Chicago went Repub-
lican $4,000.
The people Of Colorado have giver
Mcintyre, Republican candidate fol
Governor, 10000 majority. The re-
election of United States Senator VOL
colt is assured.
In New Jersey the Republicans elec.
ted the entire Congressional delegation
and 56 out of 60 Assemblymen and five
out of six State Senators.
For the first time in fifteen years a
Republican Governor has been choser
by the people in Connecticut.
The Republicans in Montana will
probably have majority on joint bal
lot in the Legislature. This insure
the election of two Republican United
States Senators.
Pope, the Independent candidate 70
Governor of South Carolina, charge
his defeat to fraud, but has not decided
what steps he will take in the matter
Nelson, the Republican nominee 70
Governor in Minnesota, received 5000
majority.
A great deal of the credit for tn
overwhelmingly Republican victory il
Colorado is given to the women. 1t
said they have shown in the most EN-
phatic manner that they are in favor {
good government.
The election of the entire Republica
State ticket in Kansas is conceded b
$4,000.
Unofficial returns show that the RI
publicans have carried Utah by 1000
The probable plurality of GOvernC
. Greenhalge in Massachusetts is 64,21
In 1923 his plurality was 32,S02.
The Prohibition candidate for Gov
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city.
, The next Legislature of Michiga
will be composed entirely of Repul
licans. The smallest majority receive
Ly Republican candidate was 5000.
The Republican ticket in Wyomir
elected. The election of two Repul
lican United States Senators to succee
Senators Warren and Carey is assure
West Virginia which has heretofo
been thoroughly Democratic, has sci
four Republicans in the place of Il
four Democrats, among the latter
q stay at home being the author of Il
Wilson bill.
The Hon. Lemuel Ely Quigg, wi
has heretofore had the distinction
being the only Republican COngres
man from New York city, will in {
next Congress have four associates fro
Gotham of the same faith. His distri
has heretofore been Democratic by Il
600.
The Democrats cOncede that t
,U North Carolina fusiOnists have elect
their candidates for State treasurer a
Judges by majOrities of about 20,O(
y, Latest figures indicate a fusion majt
ity on Joint ballot in the Legislature
about thirty.
The returns from Missouri indies
that the Republicans have elected tn
State ticket, majority of the Legis
ture and IL of the Is Congressman,
One OF the most astonishing of
p many astonishing results of the rect
% political landslide is the election oi
" Board of Aldermen in New York eli
j. having Republican majority of tv
st Never before have the Republics
y. controlled that body. The presC
:, Board is sOlidly Tammany.
T In Texas the Populists develop
a. surprising strength, and the DemOcr
Y. have lost two Congressman to them
st the Sixth and Eighth and perhaps TO
It Late dispatches from Texas say ii
NukCnba NhO OBhAAoN ANA ~
ly ernor, may be elected.
Although the Republicans carr
no Nebraska and California by large n
jorities, they have lost the Govern
ship in each State.
The fusion candidate,a POpulist,w w
. in Nebraka, and a Democrat wins
II California, the rest of the State ticl
'A being Republican.
In Pennsylvania the Democrats
one more Congressman, making I'll
representation in the lower house nu
ber two.
Both sides still claim Tennessee,
Evans, Rep, is ahead 5000 votes
the race for Governor, so far as retu
have come in. The Legislature is sal
Democratic.
The police recount of the vote ma
the New York city Board of Alderr
Republican. :.
III The plurality for Morton in \
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