The Washington weekly post. (Washington, D.C.) 1878-1916, 1900-11-07


baltimore. Nd, Nov. The Republicans
swept MfrsIsud clean yesterday. Mchin-
lss- defeated Bryan iu the state by pIur-
Gufy Of l4.IB carrying Baltimore citS by
q plurality o. CSa-
The Republicans carried every Congress
soual district ia the State, even the Ola
Trdou5table Democratic stronghold the
First, which g. the home OF Gov. John
Walter smith and which he was represent
inc IN Congress when be resigned 20 he
come governor. Moreover. the election OF
Jackson r. q gain for the Republicans OF
"a district The Democratic EOminee tn the
district Mt Moore, g. member OF Con-
gross. having been elected 20 III out the
HHeyF.feI term o. Col Smith
AEaln .u the Second district Mr.. Blake
Eey defeated Congressman J. Freder-
lex q. Ia bott long the Democratic boss
OF Baltimore County and Of the Second
district. This is "A bitter pin for Talbot,
a- even the Republicans had little hopes
90 beating him.
IH the Fourth district the Republicans
make another gain Of a Congressman.
Charles SChTm defeating Mai. James ".
Denny she present Democratic incum-
ltEL and d Gold Democrat az that This
Uas also a surprise 10 the Republicans,
A desperate fight was made against
Frank Wachter and Sidney +. Mudd. he
present congressman from the Third ard
Ith districts. but they pulled through
easily. although the Republicans were
aHz.ous The reelection Of Col. George
F.aU1 IL the Sixth district was never
doubted
The overwhelming character Of the vie
tory ls an the sWeeter TO the Republic
cans when they think Of Senator yelling
TON and a little dash OF spice is added TO
30 by the fact that his own precinct, in
Cumberland, showed Republican gain OF
nearly 100 for Mckinley.
The whole city has gone wild with re-
j..e.ug. Baltimore street became impass-
6aie early I'm the evening and the street
ear company gave up all efforts TO operate
i'- line on that thoroughfare. Senator
Ia,1mas. State Chairman Goldsborough,
;ui cry Chairman Mason were showered
"Hh congratulations. Bands and marchers
laraled the streets until late hour. The
leading Republican clubhOuses were throng-
81 and refreshments served
The latest returns from Baltimore Coun-
~ give Blakeney Rep) Second district.
4| plurality. Maryland will, therefore.
send solid Republican delegation TO the
UeNt Congress.
The State complete gives. unofficial, Ne
hIniey plurality Of 4,l46.
Montgomery County Figures.
Rockville, Nd, Nov. e-The following
are the complete returns from Mont
gomery by election districts: Laytons-
vile, Bryan. 2Ig; Mckinley 2l5. Pooles-
Wills, Bryan, %; Mckinley, 244. Rock
Nlile' First precinct. Bryan, 26O: McKin-
ley, 20; Second precinct, Bryan. 2g2: Nc
hinley, 5i. Colesville, Bryan. 265: Nc
kinley, 26i; Darnest0wn. Bryan. pa: Nc
hinley, los, Bethesda district gives Bry-
an 81 majority Olney. Bryan. 257: Nc
kinney 44a Gaithershurg, Bryan. 3l3.
mckinley. 216. Potomac. Bryan, IA: Nc
h.hIey, 40 GAINESVILLE, Bryan, SO4; Nc
hlhty l'2 Damascus. Bryan. 200: Me
kinney 1874. Wheaton, Bryan, 1856; McKin-
lev 4il' Bryan's majority in the county
is about $50. a Democratic gain of forty
compared with tie vote Of four years ago
Llltie.s majority over Pearre varies little
from that Of Bryan.
Fre.,rick. Md, Nov. Ga heavy vote
was polied here. Both the Democrats and
l.epuohcans used q good deal of money
U" control the floating vote 1t was as
S'iicd To-day that the Republicans would
cut Congressman Pearre, but from the re-
terms, which are almost complete he has
Ied MS ticket IN this county. Twenty dis
irlrts Of tWenty-fouT in the county eiye
mckinley and PeaTTe not less than 700
majority. Frederick City gave BRYAN )
majority and Pearre 81 McKinlev's ma
lorlty wiz be about 1000 in the county.
Col Pearre carries the county by about
llyO.
Washington COnnt Figures.
Hagerstown, Nd, Nov 6-Washington
County complete gives G4l majority for
Mckinley and 55S for Pearre.
Annapolis, Nd Nov. G.-Thirteen of the
sixteen election precincts of Anne Arun-
del County gave Mckinley 66l majority
and Mudd SJi majority. In the same thir-
teen precincts in 1896 Mckinley received
tN majority. or the three remaining pre-
'uets Two usually go Democratic. but an
records have been broken in Anne Arm
ue- al this election. For the first time in
us history the Second ward of Annapolis
was carried by a Republican. Mr.. Mudd.
The full returns from Anne Arundel
CCLA,y give Mckinley rs majority ana
-'-1i" 81 majority. In 1886 Mckinley
ga t'so anne Arundel by S64 majority and
.'"da carried the county by $50.
','a'-ile' Nd, Nov. 6.-Bladensburg
-.,-''' slEes Mckinley 2i9: Bryan. ~:
I, ,Ds, i, Noolley. / For Congress
MGdd' -; Camalier, ~. HyattsviIle dis
u4et' Mckinley, IS; Bryan. eos For Con-
Gress-M Udd, 30; CamaIier 229
Cumberland Nd. Nov. G-Cp,ob.rla,5
was given To the widest psndemnni,,n,
Tonight Thousands Of peopla yvera ~,
th@, streets with horns, megaphones ana
bells. s'F''0''eS' ana
Col PeGrre AZ II o'clock made a state
ment claiming AlleGaIy County bv / 5T
Much solicitude has beer shown iy tb,
lt,uuhliCaIs regarding their vote In III
mining region. where their strength He~
II having been freely rum0red that s66
miners would cut the Republican tlclet
The returns showed that the normal Re-
publican sJreneth had been maintained
senator Wellington went home c0mDa~-
JiEeiy early. Al II o'clock. when told
ttst u was reported that Maryland gave
100 Republican plurality. he said: Il
cont know anything about results vet
,-H consequently have nothing 10 say"
Tfs Republicans are rejoicing over the
showing Of Senator Wellington'S Old ward
]. has been from 100 10 $50 Democratic.
lr' Bryan carried II this year by only