Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1900-11-10
Mckinley Reelected.

Returns from the Presidential cleo
ton show that Mckinley and Roose-
Welt have been successful. Estimated
Republican pluralities in States
which decided the election are as
follows:
MARYLAND, Il, 900; West Virginia, n
600; Delaware, 1900; New York, no.
600; New Jersey, $4,000; Indiana, 30
900; Illinois, 100000; Ohio, 900.
Returns from Congressional dis
tricts indicate that the present Re-
publican majority OF 10 over all In
the House will be increased. 1t is said
that in New York State the Demo
Gratis have lost at least five seats, but
the returns from elsewhere follow
closely the present representation.
These figures are, of course, subject
to revision. 1t Is also said that Pen
nsylvania has increased its Republi>
can representation by three. 1t is
possible that the majority party will
have nearly 800 members in the Fiji
ty-seventh Congress.
The United States Senate will con-
tinue to be Republican.
McKinley's plurality in Baltimore
city was 6,S56. The plurality for Nc
Kinley in Maryland is about 1900,
Meager returns from West Virgins:
indicate majority for MCKINLEY OF
about 1900 and the election OF "
Republican Legislature.
Virginia went for Bryan by over
30 OoO majority. The indications are
hat the Congressional delegation Is
solidly Democratic.
Returns indicate majority OF 81,
600 for Bryan in North Carolina ana
the election of seven Democratic and
two Republican Congressman, the
same as in last Congress: The Dem
ocrats nominated Hon. f. Nj. SIM
mons for United States Senator.
Delaware gave Mckinley about l: :
500 plurality, but the Legislature is
Democratic, and ]. Edward Addicks
will lose his eagerly sought prize OF a
seat ip the United States Senate.
Heavy Republican plurslities are
reported in Michigan, Wisconsin and
Minnesota. W.,
Nebraska, the State Of Hon. Will
liam j. Bryan, has probably gone
Democratic by small plurality.
The vote in Kentucky is close ana
Democrats claim the State.
Kansas is Republican on the OASIS
of incomplete returns.
Utah returns indicate reduced
plurality for Bryan.
The loss Of Connecticut for Bryan
is conceded, but the Governorship Is
claimed by both sides.
Michigan's plurality for Mckinney
is estimated to be $1,000.
The indications are that Nevada
gives Bryap plurality OF between
500 and 1000.
south Dakota probably is Republi-
can. though the returns are meager'
The Republicans in North Dakota
claim that the plurality of Mckinley
will be in excess OF 5000.
Wisconsin is conceded to Mckinley
by 10000 plurality, but the Demo
Gratis claim their candidate. Louis IT,
Bohmrich, is elected Governor.
Iowa has gone Republican by about
60 600 plurality.
Bryan probably gets 10000 plural
ity in Montana.
The plurality for Mckinley in Cali
| fornia is estimated to be 10000.
Tennessee is Democratic, but
Brvan's majority will probably be
les: than in 1896, when it was 19,4O3
Bryap's majority in Georgia is estl.
mated at 10000. Mckinley carried
only one or two counties.
The Democratic majority In Ar
kansas will probably be $4,000.
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| The Democrats carried the State, al
usual.
William S. Jennings, cousin oil
Mr.. Bryan, was elected Governor OF
Florida. Bryan's majority in the
State is about $1,000.
Democrats carried every Congress
sional district in Alabama. Bryan
majority will be $4,000.
| Louisiana returns solid Demo
cratic delegation to Congress. anc
| gives Bryan 10000 majority.
The majority for Bryan in Texas Ii
about 10000 The Democratic state
ticket was elected by an overwhelm
ing majority. The Legislature is al
most solidly Democratic.
Bryan's majority in South Carollns
is estimated at $4,000. Democrats
carried every Congressional district
there.
Pennsylvania gives Mckinley al
estimated plurality of 100000, anc
both Quayites and Fusionists are
claiming the Legislature, which elects
a successor to NJ. s. Quay.
Returns from the New England
/ States show marked gains for Bryan
but not sufficient to overcome the
vote in that section for Mckinley
| Baltimore Sun.