The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1896-11-13
RETURNS BY STATES.
The Showing Made by Reports Re-
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The Showing Made by Reports Re
coived-OhiO.
The Buckeye state is VIGOROUSLY
state Of big pluralities and this year has
been no exception. Mckinley carried his
own ward in Canton by 2Ol votes. This
ward gave Cleveland 103 majority in 1892.
Nearly complete returns reduce the Re-
publican plurality first claimed about one
third. The returns from cities are all in
and the returns from the rural districts
increased the Democratic vote, so that
McKinley's plurality is estimated at 10000.
The largest Republican plurality ever
given a president in Ohio was $4,000 for
Garfield in 1880. The Democratic state
committee claim gains over the vote of
the last three years, when the Republi.
cans had pluralities of $1,000 in 1913, $4,000
claim from four to five of the twenty-one
congressman and the Republicans con-
cede three congressman to them.
New York.
Mckinley and Hobart have made a
clean sweep of the Empire state. The
Democratic plurality of 5000 in 1892 was
reversed. and the unprecedented plural
itv of $4,000 has been rolled up for the
Republicans. Tammany's enormous ma
iority in this city has been overcome,
and this stronghold of the Democracy
has given a plurality of 2l,OO for Mckin-
le.. The Republicans have elected TWEEN
ty-eight Republican congressman to the
Democrats six. They VIII have about ITO
out of the $50 members of the state as
sembly. and the election of a Republican
to succeed David Il. Hill in the United
States senate is assured.
Pennsylvania.
Returns from Pennsylvania counties
come in very slowly, but indications from
nearly 100000. The twenty-one CON
gEessona districts haard from Sh0w
and one Democrat. With the TWO con-
gressmen-at-largo this gives the Repub-
lcans twenty-five congressman certain,
xrrfl1a pIa N
the remaining eight districts.
Illinois.
This state was the scene of the most
strenuous efforts by the silver presiden-
tial candidate.to swing II into line, but
70 no avail. The entire Republican state
ticket is elected by majorites ranging
from 100000 to 125,000. JOHN II. Tanner for
governor will get about 5000 votes less
than Mckinley. The indications point 10
the election of Republican congressman
i'm all districts i'm the state except four:
The Chicago congressional delegation Will
be solidly Republican. In that city out OF
a total OF 3i37OS votes. William Mckinley
received 201,4 a and w. j. Bryan l42.zIl
giving Mckinley plurality of 1.3E
votes. Republicans will have a large ma
jority In both houses OF the legislature
which viii thus elect a United States SEN
a.or this winter TO succeed John NJ
Palmer.
The election in Maine proved one of the
quietest in the states history. Generally
the returns showed falling off IN TIE
Democratic vote and a slight Increase IN
the Republican vote, which accounts in q
great measure for a heavy Republican
plurality estimated at 10000. The vote
cast for Palmer and Buckner was not as
heavy as anticipated.
Massnchusctts.
The indications are that Mckinley has
carried Massachusetts by 10000 VOL
colt, for governor, runs behind Mckinley
hut Is elected. The congressman elected
are: Democrats, one. and Republicans
nine. with one district I'm doubt. The leg
islature is goverwhelniingly Republican.
Connecticut.
Returns ffoni every town In the l6S II
Connocticut. with the exception of one
Indicate that Mckinley has carried thu
state by about 10000. The next genera
assembly Mi be Overwhelmingly Repub
iican- In L,fenty-four senatorial dlstrict
not a Deliberate candidate Las bee
elected. e9rsss 1tatiye