The herald., 1894-11-07
THE NEXT CONGRESS.
Possibility That tho Republicans Will
Organize the House.

A Possibility That tho Republicans Will
Organize the House.
WASHINGTON, Nov. Ex-senator Faulk-
ner, chairman of the Democratic con-
gressionsl committee. made the follow
ing abatement at midnight:
Indications seem to point 10 Re-
publican victory in the congressional
contest. However. the information 1
have received does not justify me in
giving up the election Of Mr.. Wilson. 1
have men at every doubtful point who
will telegraph me as soon "a the returns
are made. have received no word from
any OF them, and am certain the counts
have not been completed. We have
won in the Third and Fourth West Vir-
ginia districts, but the chairmsp of the
First district admits the election of
Governor, Republican. by 1900 to 100.
That district has undergone the most
remarkable change ever known in the
politics of the country, due mostly to
the A. P. A. and partly to the manufac-
turing interests.
1t is supposed that Cummings 10 de-
feated by IA votes in New York city, but
that 10 not sure. 1 understand our
friends in Michigan admit that the Re-
publicans have carried the state and all
but two mombers of congress. Tars-
ney's election in Missouri seems to be in
doubt. The A. T. A. has been active
againet him.
''In the south, I know OF no losses,
but several gains. including the seat
now held by Murray, colored Republi-
can. of South Carolina. There seems to
be no possibility of @ loss of more than
one district in Virginia. II the reports
OF the Associated Press are correct, it
will be impossible for the Democrats to
organize the house. The Repu plicans
are claiming everything, but pay very
little attention to their claims. We ex-
pect to receive kilograms from every
Democratic candidate for congress. and
then we will have something definite on
which to base estimates"
SenaIor Faulkner declined to express
an opinion of the cause which brought
about increased Republican majorities,
WAsHINaroN. Nov. 6.-S p.m.-Chair-
man Faulkner, of the Democratic con-
gressional committee, claims the Demo.
Gratis have carried the next house. He
says there will not be any losses in the
south which the committee has not
already conceded.
A dispatch to Chairman Babcock from
G. w. Murray, Republican, in the First
district of South Carolina. says: Have
carried district by q large majority.
Don't know what the machine will turn
out"
Chairman Faulkner has q telegram
from Martinsburg, his homo. saying the
Republicans have carried the county by
"a majority, a net loss to Wilson of 81.
Among dispatches received by Chair.
man Faulkner at congregational head
quarters tonight were the following:
H. N. Stewart wired from kalamazoo
that all the indications were he will be
defeated by reduced majority by Bur.
rows, present Republican Incumbent.
Thomas +. Park from East Downing.
ton, Pa, thinks he il defeated in the
Sixth district.
w. w. McFarlane, chairman of the
congressional committee from Fort
Smith. says that the vote in the Second
district is light. Little is safe for 5000
majority.
Representative James Mcclure from
San Francisco says that he ia generally
conceded the election.
w. A. Lynch from Huron, S. D., says
that both Republican congressman are
elected by ANAL pluralities.
I. I. Hudson from Duluth, Mimi,