The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-11-05
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(Rep) was elected Governor by a plurality
estimated at more than 10000. while the
Legislature is Overwhelmingly Republican.
The Democrats elected two. and possibly
three, of the thirty-two congressman.
The indications in New Hampshire are
that Nahem S. Batchelder Republican cam
didate for Governor. was elected over
Henry F. Hollis (Dem.) by plurality of at
least 10000. There was a heavy shrinkage
from the vote OF two years ago. The Legis-
lature is Republican in both branches by
large majorities. insuring Republican sue
ccssor to Senator Gallinger, who will prob
ably succeed himself.
In the West, Kansas, Idaho and Utah
were storm centers because of the fight for
United States senator's, while in Ohio. In
diana. Illinois and several other States.
close congressional districts attracted much
interest.
In Illinois, while official figures are lack
ing. there is every indication that the Re-
publican ticket has been elected by a good
majority. and that the next Legislature.
which will elect a successor TO United
States Senator Mason. Will be safely Re-
publican Tile Republicans in Connecticut
elected their entire ticket by a plurality
estimated TO be at least 15GOc. with the
General Assembly safely Republican on
joint ballot
In Maryland the election was only for
congressman. the Republicans electing four
OF the six members. Yirginia's election was
confined 10 congressman. and the returns
Indicate that the Democrats have elected
nine Of the ten. with one district doubtful.
The Democratic majority in North Carolina
is estimated TO be about 5000, with solid
Democratic delegation in Congress and
Democratic Legislature. Tennessee rolled
up a Democratic majority for Governor and
the entire state ticket estimated at about
$1,000. The Legislature is also Democratic.
IN Michigan the Republicans reelected
Governor Bliss and the entire state ticket,
besides securing eleven of the twelve con-
gressmen. The Legislature is strongly Re-
publican, thus assuring the election of ex-
Secretary OF War Alger to the United States
Senate.
IN New Jersey there was no change in the
present situation. The Democrats may
have gained, but the control of the State
and Legislature remains with the Repub-
ncan party. Massachusetts, went strongly
Republican, the entire state ticket of that
party being elected. the plurality for the
head of the ticket being 37.4T9. The State
Legislature remains Republican. In Rhode
Island the Democrats have elected l.. K.
Garvin for Governor, but with this excep-
ton the Republican state ticket will go
through: The Legislature is Republican.
In California the returns indicate that the
Governorships is in doubt. The Legislature
probably will be Republican.
The latest report from Montana gives the
state to the Republicans. However, the
Democrats heir 6a-
feat. .
Indications in Kansas are that the Re-
publican State ticket has been elected with
eight congressman. The Legislature will
be safely Republican. possibly with re-
duced majority.
Returns from Nevada point to a fusion
victory in the State.
Heavy Republican gains are conceded
throughout the State of Colorado, although
returns are so meager that it is impossible
to give reliable estimate of the result.
Late last night returns received from
Iowa go TO show that the Republicans have
elected their State ticket by 5000 majority.
Reports from congressional districts are
meager.
The results from the Legislature in Della
ware seem to be in doubt and deadlock,
as was the case two years ago, is posi-
bility.
Ohio lis claimed by the Republicans by
plurality of more than 10000 and possibly
eighteen OF the twenty-one congressman,
although the Democrats decline to concede
tthree of the congressional districts claimed.
Il IN MINNESOTA pluranty Oh oO,OJO is
sclaimed for Van SAINT (Rep) for Governor.
The Democrats, while giving no figures.
SAY that the returns are not flattering.
: Ten Republican congressman and one
democrat. with the reelection of Governor
ia Toilette, was indicated by the late re-
TURNS from Wisconsin.
II Returns from Nebraska show the vote to
'sbe exceedingly close for Governor, with
the remainder of the Republican state
ticket probably elected.
q A small plurality for Morrison Rep)
Governor indicated a ar
Sthis morning In Idaho.
Washington and Wyoming appear to be
safely in the Republican column. Indica-
ftions from Utah point to a Republican
tmajority in the Legislature on joint bal
siot.
{ The southern tier of States, as usual.
tshow solid Democratic front.
> No State election held in Vermont.
saEd In West Virginia there is little change
2 Missouri elected for State officials. Re-
:turns show the election of fifteen Demo-
scratic congressman and one Republican.
6 North and South Dakota are again in
sthe Republican column.