The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-29

plurality, but says his chances are grow.
ing brighter daily The house may be
Sdemocrauc. but the senate will be repub-
SOUTH cARoLlNA,--No republican Will
be elected In South Carolina this year The
congressional contests will 90 purely
formal A. c. Latimer viii be elected sen.
etos.
SOUTH DAKOTA Dakota viii
give from 1900 to 2o,ooo republican ma
ioriU on the state and congressional
tickets The legislature. which win select
a successor 20 senator Kittridge, viii be
republican.
TENNESSEE The only question in Ten.
nessee is as 10 the size Of tho democratic
majority. Jamea b. Frazier viii be elect.
ed governor and J, H. Mckenzie railroad
commissions; by about 7o,ooo Rrownlow
and Gibson. the republican congressman
will both be returned. and In the eight
other districts democratic will be elected
By usual maiorlties. The legislature Will
be democratic,
rEXAS.-lt Is conceded that both demo
cratic state and congressional tickets win
be elected by usual majorlties though the
republican managers assert that they have
a good chance IN the Galveston, san Anto-
Mo and Corpus Christi districts They
make no claims for their State ticket.
headed by George w. BurRitt The leg
stature win be Overwhelmingly democratic.
UrAH,--Ths chairman OF tho republican
State committee claims that his party viii
carry thu State FOR congressman by 5000
majority. and that the republicans will
nave a good working majority in the leg.
isl0ture. which Is ia elect a United States
senator. The outlook Is more favorable to
the republicans than 90 the democrats. The
I democratic chairman claims the election II
| e1.Congressnan King.
vIRGINIA.--virgiuio will elect no Off.
| GERS save congressman this fall. and all
ten Of these viii he democrats, The repuh
I licans have regular OF Independent caudi.
\ dates 10 all the districts. hut The elimiua'
I tion Of the negro vc'e lay the new consti.
I tuition puts IL beyond their hope TO secure
single membes ConEressn,an Maynard
/ of the Second district, and Rhc0 ot the
1 Ninth district have the strongest cNposi-
| tion, but viii be returned beyond question.
/ WASHINGTON The election In Wash
I ington is not attracting attention. The
iegislatlre viii be republican 10 both
houses. but Will show Sigh, decrease IN
the lower branch Frauk W. CuShm0n.
Wesley T. Jones aud William +. Hum
phrcy III republicans, viii he elected TO
. congress john j. Wilson. Lcvy Aukcney
I and Harold Preston are candidates FOR the
seat u senator Turner.
! WEST Estimates give tie
republicans both branches OF the legisla
ture aud four Of tho ave congressional
districts Tho lower house win, 81 IS
/ thought. consist ot forty.four republicans
/ to forty two democrats, and the senate
( twenty republicans 20 ten democrats. The
/ total Yuta win show q State majority OF
( l5.O00 for the republican ticket
1 WISCONSIN The most conservative pre-
/ dlctlon IS that Governor Robert NJ La
/ toilette and the republican ticket viii bc
I elected by 1000. Were n not for the big
row In his party the plurality would hl
much larger The next legislature viii
he republican and Spooner viii he re-
! elected senator The congressional delega.
| tion win probably be ten republicans aud
( one Democrat
WYOMING. A noupartisan estimate OF
tho result In Wyoming gives the repuh
lcan congressional and state tickets 800
plurality. Democrats concede the election
! 81 Congressman Moudel, the republican
nominee and OF almost every man on
tho State ticket. hut claim that the plu
ralitiea viii be small