The sun., 1900-11-08
BRYAN HAS LOST
ALL Of THE
DOUBTFUL STATES
Mckinley Avalanche Buries
Him Deeper and Deeper
Hourly.
VICTORY FOR SOUND MONEY
The Nation Speaks in no Uncertain
Tones for Good Government
and Stamps Bryanism
Out,of Existence
For All Time.
VICTORY FOR SOUND MONEY

The Republicans Of the nation spoke
yesterday for honest money and for hOn-
rst government with no uncertain voice
Not only has Mckinley carried i'll the
StatrS which We're his in 1896 hut he
has added thcrto several States in the
Far West, enough materially 10 increase
his plurality in the Electoral College.
The Congress Of the United States will
hn Republican by iii increased mniUrity.
and There will be Republican, gains in the
Senate. The misguided adherents Of
Bryan are crushed i'll every direction.
There IS scarcely IL spot in the entire
country whore they made any gains or
cut amy considerable figure in the voting.
In New York City the Democrats made
Il Slight gain oyer the vote Of 1896. hut
fell far below the normal Democratic
majority.
In Brooklyn there are losses for Me
kinlcy over the vote Of 1896. but large
Republican gains over the vote Of two
years ago.
The New England States are solid for
Mckinley. The Middle States Ill vote
for him. The South is probably un-
changed from the vote Of 1896. Ii is i'll
the Far West, therefore, that President
Mckinley has made his greatest gains.
At this writing the returns are meagre,
but there is no doubt that several States
which were carried by Bryan i'll 1896
gave their vote to Mckinley this year.
| or the so-callcd doubtful States Mary.
| land voted for Mckinley by 10000 to 15.-
600; West Virginia gives Republican
plurality OF not less than 10000; Ken
lucky, although very close. apparently
has also gone Republican; Indiana rolls
up Il larger Republican vote than sh,
ingly Republican.
/ Wisconsin SurpaSscs her record uf f0ul
years ago, when She gave 1900 pln-
rulty to Mckinley. The entire Congress
dtlegutiou il Republican,.
Minnesota gives Mckinley 10000 plll.
| ralily and elects Republican Lcgisa
turr thar will elect il United States Srnn-
| tor Ia succeed Nelson. Republican,
rlect five ont oi seven Con@reS>mrn
/ Tho result iii Colorado Il vpl.p coSe
! Bryan may lose tht. State. Tho pllI il.n
Republican state tick,t Il elected. and
the Legislature i, likrr t. he Rrptbli-
can uil JOINT hall1t. ShafrQlh SILVER l,e-
publican for CONGRESS. Is probably ~
fnied ~ Ronyii@er. Republican.
south nakntnh giSes Mckinley pin
rMlitN estimated II 1900
North I3akotah more thnn held up it's
record nf foiu Years ago. Mckinley !.
plurality is about 10000. The Ec@iSl;-
ttunh is overwhelmingly Republican,
Ncvnaa remained true to free silver
and gavr Bryan 4 plurality or from 500
10 1000
Bryan carried Missouri Both sides
claim the Govcrnorship tile Democrats
for Dockery hy 10000. and the Republic
cans for Flury by 10000.
Arkansas gave II reduced Bryan plu-
l1llity. II will be about $4,000. In some
places there was So little interest in the
voting that the polls We're not opened
until 8 il. M.
Oregon voted for Mckinley, giving ii
plurality estimated ut $1,000. This is il
big gain over 1896.
Bryan has probably carried Montana,
bnt by largely reduced plurality. Tho
Republicans have undoubtedly elected
their State ticket, the Legislature and
Congressman. This result is due 10 the
split III the Democratic party Of the
State.
Wyoming is Republican by from 1000
10 1000. \ Republican Congressman is
elected, and the Legislature is strongly
Republican,.
California returns come in slowly hut
early reports show Republican, gains over
1896.
4 bg vote WAS east in Washington
State, and the connt is being mndr very
slowly. The Republicans claim the
state.
Kansas wcnt Republican by about
from 5000 To 2O.uoO
The Chic plurality for Mckinley will
III moi les; than $4,000. Congressman
Lent, the Democratic anti-imppi
was defeated for reelection.