The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1900-11-09

N EW BERRY, s. c.,
deal to do with the vote against Bry,
an in this State. What the causes
were in the Southern and Western
States [ do not know.
eve all know what the cause was
in New York State, the money centre
Of the east. However, Now York
city dia very we'll indeed. If the
rest of tho country had done as we'll
as Now York Mr. Bryan would have
been elected. Kings county did very
we'll too
81 do not regard the decision Of
the country as adverse to Mr.. Bryan
as man. 1t was against his princi.
pies. He IS q magnificent repiesen.
tative American
'It is SO far ahead and so many
things may develop before tho may.
orally campaign that 1 cannot see
how the present election can affect
that contest.
II expect to go to Europe as soon
as all this fuss and campaign is
over"
HOW SENATE WILL STAND.
Washington, Nov. 7.-The next
senate, presnming that the State leg.
islatures will fulfill their antv and
choose senators to represent their
States, will stand on tho basis of ycs,
terday's election, 40 Republicans, p
Democrats, and 8 Independents, will
the legislatures in doubt in three
States with the privilege Of electing
five senators at this time. The legis.
latures in doubt are Delaware and
Nebraska, in each Of which States
two senators are to be chosen, and
Idaho With one senatorial chair to be
filled. Among those classed in the
Independent column are senators
Stewart of Nevada and Kyle of South
Dakota, who in the last Congress
acted with the Republicans on all
party questions; Turner Of Wash
ington and Harris of Kansas, who
acted with the Democrats, and Vel.
lington Of Maryland.
TIE HOUSE. WILL HAVE FROM 25 TO 40
REPUBLICANS.
Washington, Nov. 7-Reprcsenta-
tive Loudenslager, who is in charge
Of the eastern headquarters of the
Republican congressional committee,
tonight said that his returns and the
press dispatches indicated that tho
Republicans would have 203 nom.
bers Of the noxt house of representa-
tives, against 154 for the opposition.
At the headquarters of the Demo
cratic congressional committee, Mr..
Kerr, the secretary, denied the claim
made by the Republicans to a major
ity of from 40 to SO in the next
house. He says that the information
he has received makes it certain that
the Democrats will have at least 1GG
members, with the prospect of one
or two more seats which aro still in
doubt, leaving the Republicans q
majority on the face of present ad-
vices of only 25.
Chairman Richardson refused to
give out any statement on the gene
raj result, merely saying that he did
not wish to talk at this time.
WEST VIRGINIA.
Wheeling, w. Va, Nov. 7.-Wost
Virginia has gone Republican by
from $4,000 to $4,000 majority. The
entire State ticket is elected. The
congressional deleg' tion is solidly
Republican. Tho legislature is Re
publican in both branches, 20 to 25
majority on joint ballot, lnsuring ro-
election of Senator Elkins.
NEVADA FOR HRYAN.
Reno, Nov. 7. Seventy four pre-
cincts out of 1853 in Nevada give
Bryan 4,977; Mckinley 3,307.
LANDSLIDE IN CALIFORNIA.
San Francisco, Nov. 7.-The ma.
jority for Mckinley in California
continues to grow and the indca-
t,ons are that it will reach 10000.
DEMOCRATS GET THE CORE.