The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1896-11-13

Mckinley carried Bryans home precinct
in Lincoln and had a majority of nearly
900 in the city. Chairman Dahlman, OF
the Nebraska Democratic state commit
tee telephoned MIR. Bryan from Omaha
Headquarters that the state was safe for
him and for Gov. Holcomb's reelection by
from 1900 to 5000 majority. Dahlman
also claims all six congressman congress bos eNG Gosl
sible defeat he comedies.
North Carolina.
Clement a. Manley, chairman of the
state Democratic committee, says; -Bry-
an has carried this state by 10000. Silver
congressman are elected in all but TWO
districts. The contest over the govern
orship is very close, with chances IA
voring Watson. the Democratic nominee.
Legislature will probably be anti-Demo-
cratic by small majority"
North Dakota.
There is every indication that the state
will give from 5000 TO 5000 Republican
majority. Johnson is reelected congress
man and the whole Republican state TICK
ct is elected. This is one of the surprises
Of the election as the indications We're
that the state ticket would run 2,VOJ DC
hind Mckinley.
south Dakota.
Returns are hard to get. out of $1,000
votes reported Mckinley has 1900 major
ity. The gain in the Bryan vote over es-
Inmates is 20 per cent thus far, while Nc
Kinleys gain is only per cent. II this
continues Bryan will have majority; All
ley good majorities.
Washington.
Sullivan. Republican candidate for gov
ernor comedies the election of Rogers,
his fusion opponent. Bryan and fusion
state ticket have already apparently car
ried the state by majority of less than
5000, and will control the legislature.
West Virginia.
Mckinley will not fan far behind a
%. 900 majority, when the final count Is
made and the campaign managers claim
even more.
ports from about half the state show Re
publican gains everywhere and there IS
now no longer any doubt that Mckinley
has carried Wegt Virginia. At Republlcan
headquarters the statement is given out
that il is now only question of majority.
Dovner, congressman first district. is GER
tainly reelected. and the Republicans
clam all three of the others, the leSisla-
ture and state ticket.
Incomplete returns show Republican
gains and there is certainly IL. 900 Republi-
can plurality. All four Republican candi-
dates for congress are undoubtedly elect
ed by increased majorities. Atkinson. Re-
publican, for governor. and the entire Re-
publican state ticket is elected and both
branches of the legislature are Republi-
can.
The heaviest vote ever polled in the
! history of the state was polled this year.
Il
! central committee claims McKinley's
majority will be anywhere from 5000 TO
! 5000.
south Carolina.
Bryan carries the state by about $1,000
| majority.
After careful count of all election re-
| turns received IL Is undoubtedly a fact
| that the Democrats will win the state
| national ticket and congressional by
| han ma n a
and twelfth congressional districts, which
are conceded TO the Republicans.
Kentucky.
The Blue Grass country has given a ma
| jority of at least 1900 for Mckinley
| elected a Republican legislature, anC
most OF the congressman are Republican.
1t is only question of majority II
r Kentucky, for the states electoral vot'
has gone for Mckinley by n majority o.
probably 1900. although Chairman Rob
erts, of the Republican committee, says
1t will reach 5000.
carried Kentucky by small plurality
The counties not reported include some
strong Republican as well as strong sill
yer counties, but the heavy Republican
gains everywhere seem to make the state
safe for Mckinley, though the result may
be close. Col. W. G. u. Breckenridge is
defeated by 600 votes.
Iowa.
one dispatch says: Advces received
from all parts of Iowa confirm the pre-
dictions made. The Republicans certainly
have carried the state by upwards of So
900 plurality. and have elected the entire
congressional delegation.
Maryland.
Specials from Maryland points indicate
that the second third, fourth and sixth
congressional districts are certainly Re
publican, the first probably Democratic
trict Mudd, Rep, may be defeated. al
though the district VIII give, a majority
for Mckinley. The state will give Nc
Kinley about 10000 majority.
Tennessee.
The "solid south" gets a blow by Ten
nessec giving Mckinley a majority which
reaches almost 10000.
Returns, though only partial. show 8
large vote by both political parties fol
president, with the Democrats holdine
their own. or increasing their maiorities
as compared with the vote in 1892 Thu
best information obtainable at this hou
is hat Bryan has carried the state by
safe majority The Republican COMMITTEES
admits that Bryan has carried the state
man ma RepubIican. for governor governor the vot OF
is close, and both parties claim a victory
Later reports say that Tennessee vii
be Close and al may h go 10 brydp ne s ssa,
ticket of Republican. Middle-of the roas
Populists and sound money Democrats Il
carried. as is believed I'm national Repub
. lcan headquarters, it means 10 electora
votes more for Mckinley.
Nevada.
Returns come in very slow owing q
, poor means OF communication, but silve
, undoubtedly won the day.
Georgia.
Returns so far show that Chatham
county in which savannah is located, ha
I gone fer Mckinley. Marion county, here
$ tofore Democratic. has also gone Repuh
5 lican. Despite these TNsu5 Bryan carrie
the state.