The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-11-15
The Next SENATE.

The returns show that of twenty-six
state senators elected seven. including one
with no opposition. who was nominated to
fill vacancy in Allen and Adams counties,
are Democrats, and nineteen Republicans.
There are twenty-four hold-over senator's.
and of these fourteen are Republicans. The
Republicans, therefore. have a majority in
the Senate of sixteen.
The vote for the Democratic and Repub-
lican candidates in all of the counties IN
which senators were voted for is given In
Allen-Kell. D.. 1854; Wilson, r., s.0S2.
Kelrs plurality. 2.472
Observation-Disclosures D., 1857: Ball. r..
SIP. Balls plurality, 345.
Elkhart-Deahl, D., 5.l0; Dausman. r.,
SIP. Dausman's plurality. 1.00S
Vanderburg-Smith. D., 7.0S5; Crumba baker.
r., sos. Crumbaker's plurality. 994.
Madison-Morrison, D.. S.4S4: Kittinger.
r., 9,493. Kittingers plurality, 500.
Nigo-Miler, d., 1910; Whitcomb, r..
1858. Whitcomb's plurality, l2s.
Marion-Harmon, d., 23Ss2; Hoffman.
D., 24032; Kingsbury. D.. 1886: Layman,
r. 2S377; Matson, r., q. 2f2 Thompson, r..
2s. 800 Layman's plurality. 4.3i5; Matson's
plurality, 4,2l0; Thompson's plurality, 4,2ss.
/ Joint Senator's
Allen and Adams-Fleming, D., 1856. No
opposition; TO fill vacancy.
Boone and Hendricks-Johnson, D., 6,125:
Barlow, r., 6,565. Barlow's plurality, 40.
Clinton and Carroll-Hedgecock.D D.. 6.iSi;
IL
De KaIb and Steuben-Bruce, d., 5000:
Darby, r., 5,74s. Darby's plurality. 752-
Fayette, Henry and Cnion-Weston. d.,
$50; Ogborn, r., 1873. Ogborn's plurality.
Fulton and wabash-Meredith, D. s.2sl:
Gochenour, r.. 6.534. Gochenour's plural
ity, LAB
Lindley. r.. 1892 Lindley's plurality, Lila.
Johnson and Shelby-Harrison. D.. g. 701;
Featherngill. r.. 5.62s. Harrison's plural
jackson and washington-Garriott. D..
6407; Dougherty. r., $500. CARROTS piu-
Jasper. Newton and white-strong. D..
52o3; Wolcott, r., e172 Wolcotts plural
Clark, Jennings and scctt-Fortune. D..
1924; Burlingame, r.. 6.4ss. Fortunes plu-
Lagrange and Noble-Shinn, D., 1850:
Conlogue. r.. 5,s22. conlogue's plurality.
Laporte and Starke-Fletcher. D., $3.50:
Crumpacker. r., eo2o- crumpacker's plu-
Montgomery and Putnam-Johnston, D..
1890; Otto. r., 7,047. Johnston's plurality.
Kosciusko and Marshall-Bowser. D.,
G. $40: Parks r., 7,0S3. Parks plurality. 3s3.
Clay and Owen-Wampler, d.. 60li; Rob-
ertson. r.. 550S. Wampler's plurality sos.
d.. 54Ss: Goodwine, r., 1854. Goodwines
plurality l.59S.
-Hold-over Republicans
Bartholomew and Decatur-W. w. Lam
bert
born.
Grant-James Charles.
Howard and Mamie. G. Miller.
jaw and Randolph. II. Johnson
Jefferson. Ripley and Switzerland-W- A
Lake and Porter-N. l.. Agnew.
Lawrence, Martin and orange-T. j.
Brooks.
Marion and Morgan-Frederick Joss
Pike. vanderburg and Warrick-W. A.
Tippecanoe-w. r. Wood.
St Jose9h-A. NJ. Burns.
Wayne-C. G. Binkley.
Vermiilion. Vigo and Parke-O. Nj. keyes
-Hold-over Democrats
Brown. Greene and Monroe-Edwin Corr
Hancock, Madison and Rush-F. w. Gre
gor.
Floyd and Harrison.Josiah Gwin
Huntington and Whitley-F. j. Heller.
Crawford, Spencer and Perry-O. c. MI
Dearborn. Franklin and ohio-G H.
Keency.
Daviess and Dubois-Eph Inman-
Knox and Su livan-Royal Purcell.
Gibson and Posey--W. X. Stilweil.
Cass and Pulaski-M. Winfield
Summary
Republicans in Senate. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. 3s
Democrats In Senate ...... -,-.-.-...-. !.
Republican majority I'm Senate.........-.. 16
Republicans in Observation-Disclosures. 81
Democrats I'm House. ~
Republican majority on joint ballot. 49,. g
Representative not accounted for In re-
ports credited In summary TO Democratic
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