The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-11-08
REPUBLICANS
HAVE CONGRESS
viii Have Large MajOrltleS
In Both Houses.
DEMOCRATS
C0NCEDE THIS
Rut Parties Differ as to Size OF
MaiOrities.

-. tn represent their states, viii
- ~, the basis of yesterdays cleo
so. forrv-nine Republicans, twenty
.--,f nemccrats and nine Independents
-.i,b the legislatures in doubt IN Two
+se with the privilege OF electlnS
..,~ senator's at this time The legis-
--,,as i'm doubt are Delaware ana Ne
t-..ls and in each OF the states Two
..rafsrs are Jo be CHOSEN AliiolI5
49,. -Iassad in the independent col
'li,- gra senators Stewart of Nevada
w.. 5 t-,ra of south Dakota, who in the
an .-1grass acted with the Repubil-
s an all party matters Turner or
N..sbfngtou and Harris Of Kansas, VINO
.5 vyirb the Democrats, ana WelllHS-
fo1 of Mary land.
't,s,-~rsentative Loudenslater, who IS
.I.,ras of the eastern headquarters
ID. .5-. IgauubIican congressional COM
s+raa sand today that mis- returns IN
lt.taH that the Republicans would
I've .u3 members in the next house OF
--rrasantatives against lao for the OPP
position - a.. No.,
cratic congressional committee. MT
1.rr the secretary, denied The claims
--g5. nv the Republicans that a major
nv inf from forty to ttty in the next
b.Ysa would be had. He says that the
Information he has received makes It
-f.i,7 that the Democrats will have at
least 1856 members, with the prospect OF
oB4 or two more seats which are sim
in doubt. leaving the Republicans a
majority on the face of the present ad-
vices of only twenty-five.
chairman Richardson refused to give
our any statement on the general re
suIt. merely saying he did not wish 10
talk al this time
Below is given the makeup Of
the lower house of the Fifty-seV-
enth congress, as far as re-
r.rred The first initial letter shows
The politics of the members of the pres
emf house. Unless otherwise indicated,
the successful candidate belongs to the
same Marty. Y means that the seat has
b-an vacant. A star signifies a renomi-
nation The numbers indicate the dis
tricts.
Where two names are given, the re-
suit is still in doubt.
Alabama.
D. e. George w. Taylor; D. ,, A. a.
Wiley. d. g. Henry d Clayton; r. 4
L. b. Reynolds. L., sidney J. Bowie
nae. " Thumpsun, r., \ A Mil
stead. b. o. John If. Bankhead; D
e. john L. Burnetts D. 8, William
Richardson; d. 9, oscar ". Under
Wood.
Arkansas.
D.l Philip D. McCuHoch; D. >,
Johu s Little, d. 3, s. Thomas G. Nc
RE. D. 4. Charles c. Reid; D. .,
Hugh a. Dinsmore; .. 9, Stepher
Br-ujige-
California.
DIFF. L Coombs: D. >. Samuel D
Woods r. J. d. SprouI; r >, Eu
MeJeaLf- X. 4, julius Kahn, r. o. Eu
gene f. Loud. D.. ]. II. Henry; r. G
James McLachiaui r.. z, James {
Nerdham.
Colorado.
s.LFJ. F. shafroth; P. ?, John
Ben.
Connecticut.
Ri Stevens Henry R. =. Nehe
mlah d. Slerry; K. 3, Charles A. Rus
sell. r. 4. Ebenezer J. Hill.
Delaware.
T., al large, l. H. Bail.
Florida.
D. T. stephen VI. Sparkman; D.
Robert ". Davis.
Georgia.
p. /, Rufus +. Lester: D. ., Jane
VI. Griggs. D. 3. @ Elijah 3. Lewis; d
William q, Adamsou, D. ,, . Leonida
>. Livingston. d. 8, . Charles L. Bari
'e-t- ID. 20 John W. Maddox, d.
William n Howard, d. >. Faris
Garter Tate. d. 10, William H. Elem
ing D. IL, ". O. Brantley.
idaho.
5, AT large, T. L. Glenn. p.
Illinois.
R. ]. James r. Mann, D. .. job
g. FeaIy- u. s.. George p. Foster. I
James NcAndrews, D. .. William
Aahauey- r. S. Henry s Boutel
Il. D. George Z. FoSS. r.. s. Albert
H'lhinS. r. 8, Robert +. Hit: r. I
George W. Prince, r. II, s Waltz
.ee'ss. r. II. Joseph q. Cannon;
j. EesuasiaE Warner R IA JOSEF
y Gran r. Is. Benjamin F. Marsl
H. D. Ross Mickey; D. Is, Thomas Je
-1.s'a ~e.ny- D. II, Ben F. Caldwell
H. ~ Thomas NJ. Jett; D. 10. JOSEF
n Crowley d. 20. James r. wi
a"s r. 81. William A. ROdenberi
b. ID George w. Smith.
Indiana.
T. James A. Hemenway: D. >.
5,l'erl w Niers, d. 3. William
1ra9r- q. E. Francis II. Griffith; r.
e. y Holiday, r. S. James T. Wa
... H. o.. Jesse Overstreet- X. 5,
'r.rSe W. Crorer: R 9. Charles
--a-a-a Il. 10. Ed D. Gruspac- r.
Gorge w Steele d. u. s James
-'.l-I>a1. +. Is, Abraham L. BriCl
Iowa.
" l. Thomas Hedge: r. .. J. y.
-,~.il.- r. 3. David b. HeudersC
H. s. Gilbert y. Haugen. r. j. Rob,
~ cousins r. 6, John T. Lacey;
s"l- a. T. Hull r. s. William
4tH"9.n. r. s.. Walter I. smith: r.
Games D. Conner Il. II. Lot ThOma
Kansas.
H. Al Larg-Charles F. Scott. r.
--ar.-S Curtis r. .. j. d Bow
SA- p B. A. N. Jackson. D., r. Geol
~ NJ l-aley- r f. James NJ. Mill
William A Calderhaad. r.
William A Eeeder- r. Z, Chester
Kentucky.
D. l. Charles X. Wheeler: d. ?
4t-1ry T. Allen. D. >. John 5 Rh
H. & d. H. Smith. r. g. II. :. Irw
D. e. D. Linn Gooch. ID. :. So1
+E-mb.e. D. s. q George e. Gilbert.
games \ kebo; =. 10. >. b. White.
u. Vincent Boreing
Louisiana
D. T. ACoIph Naver. d. .. Rob
DaVey- d. 8. Robert F. Bronssa
3 PhanOr BTeaEeaie: d
T.>eEh r. Ransden; D 8, Samuel
Robertson.
Maine Objected IN September).
X ], Amos L Allen r. 2. Cha
7. Llttleheld; r. 8. Edwin G. T.
leigh r. 4, Charles A BoutelIe.
Maryland
L. William N. Jackson. long term
S.slah l. Kerr. short term. r. ,. A
t.sEeny. D. J. Fred c. Talbot; r
Frank c. Wachter: r. Charles