The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1898-11-16
They Will Have a Small Majority
in the House.
SENATE ALSO REPUBLICAN,.
The South Once More SoIidIy
Democratic. The West and
East Stands by the Re-
publicans.

Democratic. The following is the vote
by States:
ALABAMA.
The Democrats made clean sweep,
electing all the congressman, which is
a gain Of two congressman.
ARKANSAS.
AS in Alabama. the Democrats car
ried the State by a large majority, elect
ing all the congressman.
CALIFORNIA.
The Republicans carried this State
by a good majority, making a clean
sweep of all the congressman.
CONNECTICUT.
The Republican candidates for Gov
ernor and Congress were elected by
good majorities.
DELAWARE.
Delaware goes Republican, electing
the only congressman and majority OF
the Legislature, which will elect Re
publican Senator in place of Senator
Gray.
FLOPlDi.
The Democrats carries the State by a
large majority, electing both congress
men and a large majority of the legisla-
ture.
GEORGIA.
Every congressional district in this
State was carried by the Democracy by
large majorities.
IDAHO.
This far off Western State went
Democratic, electing Democrat to
congress.
ILLINOIS.
The Republicans carried the State,
but the Democrats gained six or seven
congressman.
INDIANA.
The Republicans elect their State
ticket and majority Of the Legisla-
ture, which will enable them to elect a
Republican Senator in place OF Senator
Turpie. The Democrats gained one or
two congressman.
The Republicans made clean sweep,
electing all the congressman and State
officers.
KANSAS.
This State has gone back to her Re-
publican moorings. All the congress
men elected are members Of that party
except one.
KENTUCKY.
In this State the Democrats carried
ten out Of the eleven congressional dis
tricts, which is Democratic gain OF
several congressman.
LOUISIANA.
The Democrats in Louisiana made a
clean sweep, electing six congressman,
three railroad commissioners and three
judges in the parish Of Orleans.
MARYLAND.
The Republicans elect three and the
Democrats two congressman from this
State. This is a gain for the Demo-
Gratis.
MASSACHUSETTS.
This State went Republican as usual,
but the Democrats gained two congress
men. Among the Republicans defeat
ed was Congressman Walker, chair
man of the banking and currency com
mittee in the present congress.
MICHIGAN.
The Republicans made clean sweep
in this State, electing all the congress
men and everything else.
MINNESOTA.
The result in this State is somewhat
peculiar. The Republican candidate
for governor is defeated, but that party
elects all the congressman and the bal
ance of the State ticket.
MISSOURI.
The Democrats carried the State by
a large majority, electing twelve con-
gressmen out Of fourteen, which IS a
gain of several.
MONTANA.
The Democrats made a clean sweep,
electing the congressman and Leglsla-
ture.
NEBRASKA.
This State elects Republican COVER
nor by small majority. The congress
sional delegation will stand two Repub-
licans and four Fusionists.
NEVADA.
This State elects free silver Repub-
lican to Congress.
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
The Republicans make clean sweep,
and captures everything in sight.
NEW JERSEY.
The Republicans carry this State,
electing the governor, the Legislature
and six congressman out Of eight. This
will give the Republicans senator IN
place Of Smith. The Democrats gained
two congressman.
NEW YORK.
New York gave Roosevelt a plurality
of 10000, and elected Republican
which will elect success
sor to Murphy. The Democrats gained
ten or twelve congressman.
NORTH CAROLINA.
The Democrats gained a glorious
victory in this State, carrying all the
congressional districts except one. Al
so the Legislature and nearly all the
county officers have been elected by
them. The election was very quiet.
The Democratic majority is about 49,
600.
The Republicans carry this State by
a large majority. The congressional
delegation viii stand about as in the
present congress.
PENNSYLVANIA.
The Republican majority is very
large, but the Democrats gained several
districts.
RHODE ISLAND.
The voting was light throughout the
State, as the election of both Republi-
can candidates for congress was fore
gone conclusion.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
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