Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1900-11-10

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VI ONO, lhe exponent or occur u Ni"HS,
has but II majority on the unofficial
count, and may be defeated. Marylant
delegations, and in Indiana Il gain of
two is reported. Mr.. Lorimer of chi
cago, one of the Republican congressman
who voted against the Porto Rlcan bill
and Mr.. Boutol, Republican. of the same
city. may be defeated, and 1t will re-
quire the official count to settle their
status. On the whole, however, In in
divdual cases there were few surprises
and fewer prominent congrr ssmen We're
defeated than is usual when the ma
Iorities are large. 1t is impossible to
make out list of the congrcssmen-elect.
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election returns are unusually SLOW in
getting in, and some of the small towns
have not been heard from. The figures
thus far give Mckinley 40.sO%; Bryan, r.
4Cl; McKinley's plurality, 2S,142. In the
towns reported the loss in the Republican
vote Is nearly II percent, while the gain
in the Democratic vote is IS percent.
McEinlcy's plurality in the entire state
will be about 20, 800.
Vermont |utru roi ri',ioi' ON! Tues
day. The vote OF 1896 was Mckinley 90
%l; 3ryan, lo,oo'.
Providence, Nov. S.-Thc corrected
returns from Rhode Island give Mcltin-
ley, 33,S2l; Bryan, 1891, plurality for
16,G11. His plurality four years ago was
22,9IS, in total vote of 5i,ISO. In Provi-
denCe Mckinley received hll6 plurality,
lille the city went Democratic for
mayor by III plurality. Bryan gained
jiSS in the state, while Mckinley lost
S6i6 in the total vote.
Rhode Island in 1896 gave Mckinley
31,4%7, Bryan l4,i55. There was no state
ticket this year.
complete returns snow mat Mckinley
mas piurallty or zo'ooo' ana that the Re-
Jup'lcan state licket Is successful by
plulallty OF probably JOo less. The leg
stature VIII pe hepupi'cah IN both
orahchcs, lhsurihH lhe election or Re-
'uDlcan Lhl'cd states senator. to sue
have certainly elected seven congress.
ncr,
In Kansas, the Democrats and Popu-
lists fused upon state ticket, with
!. w. Bre:denthal. Popuiist, as leader.
Ihe RepupI''ah caholoate Tor governor
was W. IA olaiileS' haiSas gave bryan
III lo''' I'l''lV' H''N!h'cg, loe'o'l
onaha' NOV. D. S'-hlectloh returns IN
NepFasha are SO tioSe as TO ne watched
Neeh'!' chairman LINDSEY l"r the Ike
pup'!'ans' GAINS that Mckinney carries
thc state by 'Voo or more. Thc Demo-
rats claim that bryan carried the state,
housh ~ margin OF perhaps not NOR"
nan looo. Inc legislature VIII he in
'oubt until complete returns are in.
l small majority
Nebraska In 1926 gave Bryan 1899:
Mckinley, lll,06i.
Lincoln, Neb., Nov. 7.-McKinley car.
ried hyans precinct in Lincoln by 103
votes.
MI Bryan told the newspaper corrc-
spondents that he had 10 statement to
New iork Nov H-l ne "H'rial returns
as received are not materially changing
mains an,roxin,otelv AZ ooo in tbo state
John r StoncbGaIl III, Democratic
nominee for governor r,, obood of bis
party's presiden,ial elcrtors but Odclrs
nI,,rali;v s.ll ,,ar,,i,. ,bout ,on Ooo II