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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1900-11-08
MARIETTA. GA. THURSDAY MORNINGS NOV. $, 1900
THE IDEAL AND THE REAL.

lt IS not enough to appreciate the
power and value of ideas; we must un-
derstand that they are real, and that
they make other things real, also. The
common opinion is, that material things
which we can see are real, while the
ideal and spiritual things we cannot
see are unreal, and therefore uncertain.
The multitude believe that material
things which they can see and handle
are more reliable than ideal, or spirit
ual things that elude both vision and
grasp. The grave mistake. Is the
body more real than the soul ? Rather
is it not true that, in sense, the soul
is the more real? A real man walks,
talks, works, reasons, sympathizes, and
enjoys; but take away his soul--the
thinking, reasoning part of him that
we cannot see-and he is not real
man. He cannot walk or talk, reason
or enjoy. His body is q mass of lifeless,
useless flesh and bone, unconscious MS
a stone. Without the immaterial soul
it cannot be thing of life ard beau
ty." So that the soul is not only as
real as the body, but makes the body
real to US. The part that was not born
to die, makes the part live that was
born to perish. The spiritual is the
real. 1t is the material that wastes
and disappears, while the spiritual en-
dures. 1.-The things that are seen are
temporal"-transitory, uncertain, per-
ishable. 1.-THE things that are not seen
are eternal'-enduring satisfactory,
real. Most miserable should we be if
the soul were no more reliable and
true than the body. There would be
no foundation for hope; no reason for
faith.
At this point thousands of young
people, with older ones, are throwing
away their chances of success. They
undervalue immaterial things. They
value money, which they can see and
handle, more than ideas, which they
cannot see. Hence, religion itself is
to them vague and visionary. 1t is
altogether too unsubstantial and I'M
real to srtisfy them. Forms of pnblic
worship are well enough, for these up
peal to the eye; but so-called religion
is too visionary, in their estimation
to appeal to anything So religion is
given q wide birth, on the ground ,that
it is unreal. 1t is the same with other
immaterial things-they are underval-
ued, misimproved, and often objected
because they are considered unreal
This is all wrong, and must be righted
in order to make the highest achieve
ments.
Young and old must know that the
ideal and spiritual make the real. For
example, there stands costly and inn
posing edifice, mans creation. 1t is
symmetrical and grand in appearance,
as work Of art worthy of admiration
and imitation. 1t is real, of course !;
but what makes it real? Thought
makes it real. 1t existed in the brain
of the architect before it became the
fine structure that it is. It's plan and
quality were the immaterial before it
became material. 1t was just as real
in the brain when it was thought as
when it became thing of art Indeed.
its latter form was not possible until
the ideal had made it So There could
have been no edifice todelight the eye
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1900-11-08

At the State oratorieal contes6Na At
lanta Friday night, Walter f. George,
of Mercer University, won the firs9s
prize E. G. Sasnett, of Emory College,
won the second, and w. NJ. Smith, of.
the State Agricultural College, Eahlons
ega, won the third.
The official census announcement of
the total population of the Unitgd8
States for 1900 is 70 295, 200, a gain mi
ten years of 1925, 464 The ssa@e
Georgia has population of 2,2l6,3
Georgia is the third Southern state
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FOUR YEARS MORE FOR MCKINLEY.
BRYAN GOES down IN DEFEAT
New York. Illinois, Indiana, Ohio. Delaware
and West Virginia Overwhelmingly
Republican.
Get 2e7 Electoral Votes and
the Democrats $50.

The national election Tuesday resulted for McKi-
ley Bryan didn't do well this he did 1896 when he
ceved 6 electoral votes and Mckinley oil election BRYAN
gets $50 and Mckinley 294. ~ '
The Republicans will have complete control government
President, Senate and House of Representatives
The following table gives the plurality two leading cand
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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-11-07
MASSACHUSETTS.

Boston, No. Gone hundred cities and towns
in Massachusetts ont of 1853 give Bryan 15,GoS;
Mckinley. aT,G97. This shows a Republican net
loss Of 10 per cent. and Democratic gain OF 4s
per cent. compared with the vote OF 1S06. On
this basis McKinlcy's plurality in the state is
estimated at about 75,O0O
Boston, Nov. Especial election returns re-
ccived by the Boston Globe from seventeen pre-.
cincts out OF 191 in Boston indicate a plurality
for Bryan in Boston OF 5000.
Boston. Nov. G.Thc first vote in the state
to be announced today was from Avon. The
polls closed at o'clock and at 2.15 the results
were announced as follows: For Bryan and
Stevenson, 15O; for Mckinley and Roosevelt. ia;
for Governor Cranc Rep, 175; Paine, DEM. l20.
The vote in this town four years ago was: Bryan.
1l9: Mckinley, 2s7.
Boston, Nov. G.--Seventy precincts give Bryan
II, 1853; Mckinley, 1926. Same precincts in 1896
gave Bryan 0SGs; Mckinley, 1851. Only two
precincts show loss for Bryan and these are
Democratic
Boston, Nov. 6.-state returns from a small
portion Of the state show that Mckinley has car.
ried Massachusetts by considerably reduced plu-
rality from 1896; that Crane, Rep, has been
elected governor; that the Republicans have
elected at least nine out of thirteen congressman
Boston, Nov. Gone hundred and twenty.threc
ont of 10l precincts show gain for Bryan over
1896 of 0.:,25 and loss for Mckinley Of 1881
The total plurality for Bryan in the city on this
basis is estimated at between 5000 and e,o0O
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JONES COMEDIES NOTHING.

/. Bryan expresses no opinions.
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NEW JERSEY.

Trenton, Now 6.-Inconpletc returns from
different parts Of the state Indicate that New
Jersey has been carried for Mckinley and Roosc-
welt by more than $1,000. The Republicans elect
six of the eight congressman, the same repre-.
sentation as last year, and will have an over.
whelming majority in both houses Of the lcgis.
laturc, insuring the election Of Republican to
succeed William j. Sewell as United States sen.
ntor.
Newark, Nov. 6.--At o'clock Chairman Muir.
ply Of the Republican state committee, said
he claimed the state by $1,000. This was based
upon the returns from the different counties he
had received. iie also claimed six out Of the
eight congressman and possibly all eight. He
also claims that all the eight state senators
balloted for have been elected.
New York, Nov. 6.-lncornplctc returns from all
parts Of New Jersey indicate that the state has
gone Republican, tho estimates varying from
1900 to 10000.
New Brunswick, Nov. 6.-Upon the basis OF the
first one hundred votes counted In two.thirds OF
the polling places OF MiddeseS county the Repub.
licans claim the county by 1900. The Demo.
Gratis admit defeat in this county by 1,200.
New Jersey-Two out OF % election district In
Atlantic county give Mckinley 1924 and Bryan 3I3
At the same ratio Mckinley should carry the
county by about 100.
Camden, Nov. 6.--Camden county's plurality
for Mckinley is 10000 The Republican ticket
wins. Harry G.. Loudenslager, Republican can.
d'date for congress. defeated George Pfeitfer,
Democrat.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-11-07
EX-GOVERNOR Hoaa's OPINION.
Says Election Figures Have Been
Doctored by Wall Street.

BY Exclusive Wire from The Associated Press.
Chicago. Nov. 6.-The belief prevails
at the Democratic national headquar-
ters that the battle is lost and that Me-
kinley has been re-elecetd by larger
plurality than he received four years
ago. Senator Jones, near whom was
seated Ex-Governor Altgeld, of Illinois,
and Ex-Governor Hogg, Of Texas, was
busy reading bulletins from various
states and ommenting upon the figures.
AS he read a bulletin, he said: This
shows a heavy falling off for Bryan"
or, u "heavy falling off for Mckinley"
but when asked to express his opinion
as to the result, he said:
II do not know yet. The returns are
too meagre to make a prediction
I'VE are going to win yet" said ex-
Governor Hogg. ',rhese figures are
doctored and are the work OF Wall
street gamblers. They DO not represent
the will OF the people,"
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-11-07
KENTUCKY.

Frankfort, KY, Now 6.-Frankiort gives Mckin.
ley, 060; Bryan, SCI. Yerkes for governor, 975;
Bcckam, S57.
Frankfort, Nov. 6.-Congress, Gentucky Seventh
district, South Tremble D., elected
Louisville, KY. Nov. 6--Eeglty.seven out OF
l76 precincts in Louisville give Mckinley plu-
rality of 3loO.
Louisville, Ky., Nov. G.-'Thrty.two precincts,
city OF Louisville give Mckinley, 1880; Bryan,
2,G72. Yerkes, 1903; Beckham, 1852.
Louisville, Nov. 6.-Twcnty-six precincts out
OF 1s5 give Mckinley 4,53s; Bryan. o.G15.
Louisville. Nov. 6.-One hundred and ninety.
nine precincts out of l,S77 in the state give
Bryan alO6o; Mckinley, 23,2so; Beckhan, for
governor, 21,567; Yerkes, 2S,GGi.
Louisville Nov. Cat 10 o'clock both Demo-
crat and Republican committees claim the state
though they furnish no figures in support Of their
claims.
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- - -
MICHIGAN.

De.roit. Nov. 6.--Prcsdcnt Mckinley has car.
ried Michigan beyond Il doubt Conservative esti.
mates place his majority at $1,000. His majori =
in 1906 was il.542. The Evening News says that
ii M,Kinlcys ratio OF majority in the ITO dis
tricts heard from is maintained throughout TIL!
state his majority will be 10000. The Republi'
can state ticket has also been elected, but by
a smaller ma rity. At 10 o'clock 1t is thought
that the RepL',licans have elected all their con.
gressional nomii ccs.
Detroit. Nov. 6.--Twenty.six wards and town.
ships in the state give Mckinley, sOOC; Bryin,
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INDIANA.

indianapolis. Nov. G.-At 10 o'clock tonight
the returns were coming in very slowly and
from the melgcr reports received up to this
hour, indications point to Republican ma
jority in Indiana. very heavy ballot was
cast in the state. Aside from the clash in
Clay county, where man fell dead with
twenty bullets in his body, the election has
passed off without incident. Colonel ". r. Dur
bin, the Republican gubernatoria candidate, is
running very close to the national ticket.
Indianapolis, Nov. 6.-Ten voting precincts In
Indiana give Mckinley, l,027; Bryan, S9?. Same
precincts in 1896 gave Mckinley l,Oli; Bryan,
500 net Republican gain. H.
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DELAWARE.

Wilmington, Nov. 6.-Returns received up to
$50 o'clock indicate Republican majority in
New Castle county of 1000 to $500. This will
give the state to the Republicans By 1900 to
1900.
The Democrats have carried Kent and Sussex
counties, according to early reporting two sena'
tors and nine out Of ten representatives in Kent
county and making gains in Sussex county. This
makes it certain that tine Democrats will have
majority OF the next legislature.
Wilmington. Nov. 6.-The polls closed at Z p.
IN. in Delaware ard returns are very slow. Seven
districts in this city show net Republicans
gains of 1Gi.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-11-07
MR.. BRYAN RETIREs EARLY.
He Sleeps Quietly in the Hour Of His
Defeat, Manifesting Little Con-
cern Over the Result.

BY Exclusive Wire from The Associated Press
Lincoln, Neb,. Nov. 6-At s o'clock.
when the newspaper men congregated
at Mr.. Bryan's house sought to secure
a statement from him, they We're told
that he had just gone to sleep and
could not be disturbed. When he re-
tired to his own room he glanced over
the returns with apparent interest and
then. expressing desire to make up
some of the rest he had lost in the past
few weeks, lay down ana was asleep in
less than five minutes.
He slept an hour in the afternoon.
after which he went for a horseback
ride to his farm. He did not. however,
feel fully recuperated and therefore
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-11-07
WISCONSIN,.

La Crosse, Wis, Nov. 6.-The Republican
state central committee claims the state by
100000 Democratic Chairman Warden comedies
that Mckinley will carry the state by 10000, but
claims that the Democratic candidate for gov.
ernor, Mr.. Bohmrich, will carry the state by
10000.
Milwaukee, Nov. G.--Fifty-one scattered pro-
cincts in Wisconsin give Mckinley G,7ss; Bryan,
2,5ol; net gain for Mckinley of 6,36s.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-11-07
CONNECTICUT.

New Haven, Conn, Nov. G-One hundred cities
and towns in Connecticut out OF l6s give Bryan
ll,4l0; Mckinley, 2l,065, Republican net loss s
per cent. F; Democratic net gain, 81 per cent
On this basis McKinley's plurality in Connect.
icut Is estimated at 23,2so.
Returns from the cities and towns for governor
give Mclean, Republican, 2l,2OO; Bronson, DEM
ocrat, 1903. McLean's plurality is estimated ar
l5.OOO
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WEST VIRGINIA.

Parkersburg, Nov 6.-Chairman Dawson, state
Republican committeeman, claims state tor No.
Kney by 1900 plurality
Parkersburg. w. Va, Nov G,--Republican
state committee says: partial returns from
three counties show gain OF 20 for Mckinley
over '96'
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-11-07
COLONEL RoosEvELT's
CONGRATULATION
They Are Sent to President McKin-
ley and Others.

10y AAASA SIAACAS'
By Exclusive Wire from The Associated Press.
New York, Nov. Ex-Governor
Roosevelt surrounded by his family to-
night received the returns at his home
The first definite information Of the
Republican victory was conveyed to
him about 10 o'clock. After reading
the message he said:
isn't that fine. 1t shows what the
American people are. 1t shows that
they want the good times to continue
and are in favor of honest money and
are for the flag"
The governor at once distated ths
following dispatch to President Nc
Kinley:
"To President Mckinley. Canton, Ohio:
II congratulate you and far more
the nation. You have my heartfelt
gratitude over the result.
Theodore Roosevelt"
Governor Roosevelt also sent mes
sages of congratulation to Senator
Mar kHunna and Chairman Odell,
sovernor-elect.
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CALIFORNIA.

San Francisco, Nov 6-Today's election was
strictly national, no state ticket being in the
field. The issue was sharply drawn between ex-
pansion and anti expansion. Four years ago
Mckinley had less than 5000 plurality. Early
returns tonight indicate that this time lie will
have from 10000 to $1,000. The Republicans
elect their congressi onal ticket.
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The Democratic National Chairman
Is Uncommunicstive.
Dy Exclusive Wire from The Associated Press.
Chicago, Nov. s.-At 1880 tonight
James X. Jones, chairman of tho
Democratic national committee said
the returns from New York indicate
that Mckinley has carried the state.
IT do not concede'a victory to the
Republicans" he said. "
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-11-07
STATEMENT BY -
EX-GOVERNOR STONE.

By Exclusive Wire from The Associated Prsss.
New York. Nov. d.-ExGovsrnor Stone, vice.
chairman OF the national Democratic committee,
at 1880 p. M. gave out ststemsnt in which
he said; sat this hour the returns indicate tho
Republicans have carried New York state BY
something like 10000. The information from
other states is 80 msagre saat ! Avn unable 70
give satisfactory opinion IS to the rssais'"
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HOPES FOR RESCUE.

BY Exclusive Wire from The Associated Press
Lincoln, Neb., Nov. 6.-Nebraska's National
Commit tteeman Dahlman. who is very close to
Mr. Bryan, says that while apparently New York
and Illinois are lost he does not by any means
corcede McKinley's election. He thinks other
states may come to the rescue.
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DEFEATED, BUT NOT
DISCOURAGED.

Richard Croker's Dispatch to Mr..
Bryan.
BY Exclusive W,r' from The Associated Press.
New York, Nov. 6.-The following
telegram was sent tonight:
"W. j. Bryan. Lincoln, Neb. .-,
''As you no doubt already know, the
state has gone heavily against us, but
whereas this county in 1896 gave Nc
Kinley $4,000 majority. 1t gives you to-
day $4,000, gain Of $4,000. We are de-
feated, but not discouraged.
"(Signed) Richard Croker"
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-11-07
TEXAS.

Houston, Tex, Nov e.-Bryans majority in
elect the state ticket by majority in excess OF
100, 900. The legislature is almost solidly Demo.
cratic. It will elect Joseph W. Bailey United
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NEVADA.

Carson, Nov. G.--The Fusionists elect Fitzger.
ald for justice of the Supreme court and Bryan
gets Nevada's electoral vote. The Republican
gain over four years ago Is marked but INSULT
cient TO overcome the odds.
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NEVADA.

Reno, New. Nov. G.-Thc election passed of
quietly throughout Nevada. Present indications
point to Bryans election by anywhere between
500 and 1000. and Newands. Democrat. for con.
gress, by about 500. Legislative ticget not yet
canvassed
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MAINE.

Portland, Me-, Nov. 6.-Returns from fifty
cities and towns give Bryan, 7,67l Mckinley
i24Os Same places in 1896: Bryan. s,l56; Nc
Kinley, N,765 This is Republican net loss
OF 10 per cent. and Democratic net gain Of
2a per cent.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-11-07

Providence. Nov. G.-McKinley has carried
Rhode Island by about 1900 plurality.
Providence. Nov G-Little Rhody gives Nc
Kinley 10000 plurality.
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YoUTSEY JURYMAN
BURNED TO DEATH,

BY Exclusive Wire from The Associated Press.
Georgetown, Ky, Nov. 6.-Jamcs A. Norton
who of the iurymen in the Youtscy
trial, was buried to Heath in the prison at Sadie
vile, last night, in which he had been put or
the charge OF drunkenness 1t is supposed bed
clothing caught fire and ignted the building.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-11-07
COLORADO.

Denver, Nov. CA fusion victory by a major.
ity largely reduced from four years ago is in
dicatcd in the early returns. Colorado's cleo
toral vote will be cast for Bryan.
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sought additional rest, thus manifest
ing probably less concern than hum
dreds of thousands of his followers.
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NEBRASKA.

Lincoln, Nov. 6.--According to Journal re-
turns from IA precincts out Of % in Lincoln give
Mckinley gain OF 502 over 1896.
Lincoln, Ncb., Nov. 6.-.Prccinct A, OF the
Fifth ward (Bryan'S precnct, Mckinley, EOS;
Bryan, 105.
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ALABAMA.

Montgomery, Nov. 6.-Todays election was
uneventful. Early returns indicate light vote,
there being practically no opposition to the
Democratic electoral and congressional ticket.
The plurality is estimated at 5000.
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NORTH CAROLINA.
NORTH DAKOTA.

Raleigh, Nov. 6.-Neturns arc very slow, but
early ones indicate a normal Democratic victory.
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IDAHO.

Boise City, Nov. 6.--Four years ago Bryan
had l6,OO plurality. This time he gets be-
tween 1000 and 1900. The Fusonists elect their
state ticket.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

Columbia, Nov. 6.-'rhe Democratic electoral.
congressional! and state ticket is elected by 1900
to 10000 majority
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LOUISIANA.

New Orleans, Nov. 6.--Democratic by 10000 on
a light vote tells all there is to tell about the
election in Louisiana. The election passed off
quietly.
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Concord, Nov. 6.-Republican by $4,000 de.
scribes the situation in New Hampshire.
Concord, N. H., Nov. 6-Complete returns
from the two congressional districts in this state
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Bismarck, Nov. 6.-Frank White is elected
governor by 5000 and Mckinley receives 1000
more.
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TENNESSEE.

Nashville, Nov. 6.-McMillin for governor leads
Bryan, but neither will have the majority Bryan
had four years ago. Returns are coming in
strong from the Republican districts.
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OREGON.
RHODE ISLAND.

Portland, Nov. 6.--Early returns indicate Z
majority for Mckinley Of 10000.
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GEORGIA.

Atlanta, Nov. 6.-Bryan carries Georgia by
10000 II falling of OF nearly half the margin
he had four years ago. Many Democrats friendly
TO expansion refused to vote.
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VIRGINIA.
NEW HAMPSHIRE.

Richmond, Va, Nov. 6.-virginia 10 safe for
Bryan by a god majority,
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GLOOM AT LINCOLN.

Mr.. Bryan Expresses No Opinions ON
the Result.
BY Exclusive Wire from This Associated Press.
Lincoln, Neb.. Nov. 6.--At Z O'Clock
the people gathered at the Bryan
household and expressed the opinion
that New York is lost to the Demo-
cratic ticket and that the general out
look upon the meagre returns Teefived
Is not favorable. ,n
Mr.. Bryan expresses no opinions.
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GOVERNOR ELECT
SANFORD VERY ILL

Ry Exclusive Wire from Srh. Associated Pres.
Montgomery. Ala, Nov. 6.--Priyate sdyices
from opsllks Estate thnt Govcrnor'eleet Sanford
Is very IN. Little hopes Of his recovery are sx'
pressed 4"
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show that Cyrus A. sulloway, Rep, is reelected
in the First district, and Frank d. Currier. Rep,
is elected in the Second district.
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FROr1 EAST TO WEST
ONE VOICE IS HEARD
Continued from Page 1.)

States senator to succeed Horace Chiffon. It is
estimated that the majority for state electors
will not fall short Of 10000 and may 60 above
that figure.
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VERMONT.

White River Junction, Vt, Nov. 6.-Twenty
cities and towns give Bryan us; Mckinley,
3.a41. Same in 1895 gave Bryan $50; Mckinley,
3,95I.
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ARKANSAS.

Little Rock, Nov. 6.-'The Gazette estimates a
majority OF 10000 for Bryan in Arkansas. Sis
Democratic congressman elected beyond doubt.