Delaware gazette and state journal., 1902-11-06
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Pennsylvania.
Pennypacser Elected Governor by a Ma
jority Exceeding I4O, 900.

Pennypacker Elected Governor by Ma
jority Exceeding 1IO, 600.
Philadelphia, Pa, Nov. 5.-Pennsyl- {.
vania has gone Republican again by an
overwhelming majority. For the third
time in the history of the State, more
than 1000, 900 votes were polled at an
election. The two occasions prior to
yesterday were in 1886 and 1900, when
Mckinley was elected to the Presidency.
Samuel w. Pennypacker, the Repub-
lican nominee for governor, defeated
Robert E. Pattison, the Democratic
nominee. by more than 140, 600 votes
in the State. The maiorities given Will
liam NJ. Brown, for lieutenant-goyer-
nor, and Isaac 3. Brown, for secretary
of internal affairs, are slightly in excess
of that received by Pennypacker. The
returns are incomplete.
Both the State Senate and House of
Representatives are Republican by
large majorities. In the Senate there
win. be nine Democrats, and in the
House the Republicans will have about
$50 of the 204 members.
Philadelphia contributed about 81. 600
majority to the total majority given
Pennypacker. The. vote of the city was
more than PAS, 600.
The six Republican Congressman
were elected, and solid Republican
delegation of four Senators and 80 Rep
ressntatiyes was sent to the General
Assembly.
Tho Republican city ticket was elected
by majorities ranging from Ill GOO to
| lis. 600. The only Democratic candi-
dates successful were Charles P. Dom
nelly, who was unopposed as the
minority PARTY city commissioner, and
Common Pleas Judge Michael Arnold,
who was endorsed by the Republicans.
For lieutenant governor William Nj,
| Brown ran 1000 ahead of Pennypacker
and j. B. Brown, for secretary of in
ternal affairs, beat Pennypaoker' IS
plurality by ll,o00.
TWO DISTRICTS IN DOUBT.
Pittsburg, Pa, Nov. 5.-Later re.
turns have placed the Twenty ninth
and Thirty second Congressional dis
tricts in doubt. Graham, Republican,
in the Twenty-ninth, and Barchtield,
Republican, in the Thirty second, are
claiming their election today over
Shiras and Brown, Fusionists. 1t may
require the complete returns to decide.
| York, Pa, Nov. SD. f. Lafean,
Republican, is elected Congressman
from the Twentieth district by Loo
majority. L. X. .IcConkey, Republi.
can, is elected State Senator by l, 500.
The four Democratic candidates fol
the Legislature are elected by greatly
reduced majorities.
DoyIestown, Pa, Nov. 8. 1T is esti.
mated that the majority of Wanger,
Republican, for Congress, in Bucks
county is 500. The legislative result
is in doubt, but late returns favor
Zane, Rice and Edwards, the Democrat
and Union party candidates. Grim,
Democrat, is elected Senator.
Norristown, Pa, Nov. 5.-The Re
publican legislative ticket in Mont
gomery county is elected by from 50C
TO 700 majority. The Republicans also
re- elected Congressman Wanger by oyel
2, 900 majority over Charles E. luger
soil.
Williamsport, Pa, Nov. 5.--Elia'
Deemer, Republican, is reelected tt
Congress from the Fifteenth distric
over James Manssll, Fusion, by abou
$500 majority, which is 700 bette
than his majority two years ago.
Pottsville, Pa, Nov. 5.-The Repub
licans claim the election of Patterson
to Congress, the Senator from tn
Thirtieth district and all of the 81
members of the Legislature form tn
four districts.