The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1894-11-09
FRIDAY MORNING, NOV. 8, 1894.
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THE ELECTION,

An election was held last TUESDAY.
All the people in the United States
are aware of the general nature OF the
mary of the landslide below. Many
newspapers have considered that lex
plantations are in order bat we think
that the failure of the Democratic
candidates was due to lack of votes.
No further explanation is necessary
at this time.
In Virginia Walker, Repub-
lican, is elected to Congress i'll the
Democrat. In the other nine districts
the Democrats were successful.
In West Virginia all four Republi
can Congressman and IL Republican
Legislature were elected. A. g. Day
toms majority over Hon. William L.
Wilson will reach nearly . 900.
William G. Owens, Democrat, II ma
tive of Cecil county, was successful i'll
the seventh or Ashland district, of
Kentucky by a majority of SO.
The latest returns from North Caro-
lima indicate the election of the fusion
State ticket and that this republican
populist combination has elected six
out of the nine Congressman and a
majority on joint ballot in the Legis-
lature, which would give them the
two United States Senators to be
elected
The Maryland delegation in the next
Congress will stand three Democrats
and three Republicans. Mr.. Charles
E. Coffin, Republican, was elected
from the fifth district to serve the re-
Inainder of the present Congress. In
the second district Hon. J. F. G. Tai
bolt was defeated by Mr.. w. B. Bak-
er by majority of 1O7.
In delaware the Republicans elected
Governor, Congressman and a majority
of the Legislature, insuring Repub-
lican successor to United States Sena-
tor Anthony Higgins, Republican.
James H. Budd, Democrat, was
elected Governor of California. The
Republicans elected six of the seven
Congressman.
The Republican plurality in Illinois
was about $50, 900, and in Cook county
including Chicago, nearly 10000. The
Democrats elected one Congressman
out of twenty-five, Democratic loss
of ten.
The New York delegation in Con-
gress will stand 80 Republicans to
Democrats, Republican gain of 10.
Mr. Morton's plurality in this State is
about 10000 The Tammany ticket
in New York city was defeated by a
plurality of about 10000.
In Pennsylvania the Republicans
elected twenty-eight of the thirty Con-
gressmen. The plurality of Gen. Dan
iel H. Hastings, Republican, over VIM.
NJ. Singerly, Democrat, for Governor,
was 1913, 900. The city of Philadelphia
gave 5000 Republican majority.
The Republican ticket in Idaho,
was elected.
TIC. Catron, Republican, was elected
Delegate in Congress from New Mex
leo.
The result in Tennessee is in doubt
as to the governorship.
In Ohio the Republicans elected all
the Congressman except Paul j.
Sorg and F. G. Layton, Democrats,
in the third or fourth districts, respec-
lively. Tom. L. johnson, Democrat,
was defeated by Theodore E. Burton,
Republican, by 1862. The Republi-
can plurality on the State ticket is
10000.
The Republicans carried Indiana
by $4,000 majority and elected a ma
jority of the Legislature.
Iowa elected a full Republican de-
legation to Congress.
Minnesota elected seven Republican
Congressman and Republican Legis-
lature, which will elect a successor to
Senator Washburn, Republican.
Wisconsin elected solid Republican
delegation to Congress. Gov. George
W. Peck, Democrat, was defeated for
reelection by William Henry Upham,
Republican, by about so, 900 plurality.
The Legislature will be Republican in
both branches.
Colorado elected Albert W. McIn-
tyre, Republican, Governor over Davis
H. Waite, populist, by 10000 plural
ity. Both Congressman are Republi-
can.
The Republican majority in North
Dakota is about 10000. Roger Allin
was elected Governor.
In South Dakota the Republicans
elected 100 of the 1875 members of the
Legislature, witch will elect success
sor to United States Senator Richard
F. Pettigrew, Republican.
Wyoming elected the Republican
State ticket and Congressman and a
Republican Legislature, which will
elect two United States Senators.
Washington State elected Re-
publican Legislature, which will
fill the vacancy caused by the retire
ment of United States Senator John
R. Allen. The two Congressman are
Republican, as before.
New Hampshire Republicans elected
both Congressman and Charles A.
Busiel Governor.
Gov. Frederick T. Greenhalge. Re-
publican, was reelected Governor of
Massachusetts by 10000 majority
The Legislature, which will elect a
successor tie Senator Hoar, is over
whelmingly Republican. The Demo
Gratis elected one Congressman, John
F. Fitzgerald, in the ninth (Boston)
district, now represented by Joseph
O'Neil.
Rhode Island elected both Republi-
can Congressman.
In Connecticut the Republicans
elected o. Vincent Coffin Governor
and the four Congressman. The Re-
publican plurality for the State tick
ct is $1,000. The Legislature is largely
Republican.
When we get down to bottom facts
there is no doubt whatever that the
Democratic landslide ON Tuesday was
nothing but gigantic protest against
the delay of the Senate in passing the
tariff bill, and the failure to pass re-