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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-03-27
TEXT BOOK CONVENTION.
Superintendent Nelson Calls Eos One
in the City on May 81.

y
state superintendent of Public In
struction A. C. Nelson has issue5 a
caH for the state text book convention.
which viii meet IN this city on Nav
81. At this convention text books for
the county schools viii be selected for
the ensuing i've years. The committee
which viii make the selection com
pr-Ses State Superintendent Nelson.
the principal of the state normal school
and all of the county superintendent.
The convention viii be a big affair.
and VIII last for some time. as all of
the big school book houses OF the
country viii be represented. and some
time viii be required for the making
Of the committees selection tt has
not been fully decided as to where the
convention viii be held. but il is sup
posed that suitable quarters can be
found in the city and county building.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-03-27
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-03-27
MILLIoNAlRES STOP
PLANS FOR A BIG HOTEL

New York, March z6--Plans for a
large hotel at Fifth avenue and Firty-
second street, which have caused much
annoyancs among the multi-miIIion-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-03-27
REWARD OF MERIT
a New Catarrh Cure Secures National
Popularity in Less Than One Year.

Throughout a great nation of eighty
million it is a desperate struggle to secure
even a recognition for new article. to
say nothing of achieving popular favor,
and yet within one year Stuart's Catarrh
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-03-27
d. ii nTininr Fneinesr

Berkeley. Cal. March e6.-E- A. Fren-
gel. mining engineer. died today from
injuries received by falling down an
elevator shaft at Baker City. Ore, last
-Sbruary.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-05
REPUBLICAN, MAJORITY
IN THE NEXT SENATE
(By Associated Press.)

WASHINGTON, Nov. 4.-The next
United States Senate Will be Repubi-
can bysat least sixteen majority, against
the present majority OF twenty. The
present Senate contains fifty-four Re
publicans and tflirty-four Democrats In
total of ninety seats. there being two
vacancies from Delaware. whete h i&a-
publican Legislature failed to elect. The
terms of thirty Senator'S expire with the
present Congress. There is also va
.cancy from Michigan. caused by the
death of Senator Mcmillan. OF these
thirty-one seats to be filled. not includ-
ing the two from Delaware, but includ-i
ing the Mcmillan vacancy. nineteen are
now Republican and twelve are Demo-
cratic. Wellington. of maryland, being
CLASSIFIED as a Republican, and Harris.
of Kansas; McLaurin. of South Carolina
and Teller. of Colorado. as Democrats.
If the present Republican Legislature in
Delaware should be called in extra se>-
sion and should be able to get together
and elect two Republican Senators before.
the Senate convenes. the Republican
strength in the Senate would be increas-
ed two. giving the dominent party a ma
tority Of twenty, or exastly What they
have IN the present Senate.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-05

=
Edward B. Amend. Vernon NJ. Davis and
Edward =. Mccall. the Tamrnany Demo-
cratic candidates. We're elected II, he
#prenes Court bench by pluraiities ranging
from q, 600 to 50. 600. Their onnonents
were William a. Keener, Alfred steckler
and Ernest Hall. who were appointed to
the Supreme Court by Governor Odell to
fiji vacancies. Keener and Strerkla,. we're
nominated by both the Republicans and
the Greater New York Democrats. and
Hall by the Republicans. The Greater
New York Democracy placed John De
Witt Warner in nom nation for, ha8 If
fee against Mr.. Hall and. the Tammany
candidates. The forecast to-day showed
a remarkable change OF feeling from last
year when Mayor Low carried New vor,r
county by about 5000
The reversal of the vote in Kings conn
ty was equally noteworthy. Last wear
Low carried the county by more than
2t9oo. while the unofficial returns to-
night gave Coler- 2s,5i6 plurality, and In
dicatestilat William Z. Melody, democrat
for sher #. had won from Adolph r
Kline. Republican. by about the same
figures.
Queens Borough, the only one of the
five boroughs in the greater city that.
was carried by Shepard Democrat. for
Mayor. last year, gave an estimated p,u-
rality for Coler of $500. This was about
1,500 more than had been estimated BY ne
party leaders
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-05
NARROW E CAPE.
Prominent Lady in Bad Runaway Same
Horse in Two Snashups
lspecin, p!spatch 10 The Tiue..

tSpeciri Dispatch TO The trimes.
EAST fRIiDFORD VA. Nov. AIRS.
Randolph wife OF Prof. w. Fl. Randolph.
head master OF st. Albans. came near be-
ing seriously .rurt or probably killed to-
day in q runaway accident.
She was driving along First Street with
her little four-year-old son in the buggy.
wnen something about the harness came
loose She alighted TO fasten 1t. and just.
as she got back into the buggy the horse
dashed off. tearing down the hill towards
the depot After going about two hun
drea yards the buss struck post. ttis
horse broke loose from the vehicle and
left it standing upright. Mrs Randolph
and the child were slightly shaken up,
Ths same horse ran off again this eve
ming driven by a boy. and ran into q
cart in which John NJ Brown was drtv-,
ing. Brown sustained serious hip frac-z
ture.
Minnesota. was caught at Chilhnwie this
evening and brousht back e Radford- he
coal and coke Company on sunday night
Es confesses his guilt and Will put him
self on the mercy OF the coUi sfie stole
$50 worth OF goods.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-05
BIG REPUBLICAN
MAJORITY In OHIO
ny Associated Press J


COLUMBUS, OHIO. November 4.-The
Republicans carried Ohio by next to their
highest plurality on record Nothing
shove 10000 had been predicted, but par
tiaI returns indicate that t will greatly
exceed that figure. At the same time. the
Republicans, on returns UP to midnight.
made no gain in Ohio Congressman and
are likely TO lose one. The present Ohio
delegation in Congress consists of seven
atseD Republicans and four Democrats.
and the returns show sixteen Republicans
and four Democrats elected. with the
Twelfth District in doubt.
At midnight Chairman Hicks said - Re-
turns 10 this hour do ms change cures
innate of 10000 Repub Aeh plurality. We
have carried all distric now represented
in Congress by Rept hlicans with the
possible exception of the Twelfth. and in
its place we have probably carried the
Thirteenth District"
During the campaign it was said that.
zal.s reduction of the Republican plurality
in Chic would he considered q preliminary
victory for Mayor johnson over Senator
Hanna in the senatorial contest Of next
Year Last year the Republican plurality
was g.. So With a single execution the
Republican plurality to-day was the high
est in tile history of Ohio on a total vote
of less han SQo,00o
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-05
BOlES DEFEATED IN
THIRD IOWA DISTRICT
(Ry Associated Press.l

DIES MONIES. IOWA. Nov. 4.-On Che
basis OF the precinct returns received
up to IL 2. NJ. the Republicans have
elected their State ticket by about 75.-
900 plurality. The reports from the
congressional districts are meagre.
Enough has been received from the
Third to indicate that Judge Birdsall,
nominated by the Republicans to sue
coed Speaker David s. Henderson,. ran
substantially with his ticket and will be
elected by 1000 to 5000 votes over former
Governor Bo:es. The returns Indicate
close counts in both the Sixth and the
Seventh Districts. but they are not
enough to base an estimate upon. At
Republican headquarters it is asserted
that the Republican plurality III the
State as whole is sufficient to carry
all the congressional candidates.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-05
WELL-KNOWN vlRGINIANS
FIGURE IN ROMANCE.
fspectal Dispatch to The Times,

DERICkSoCRC;; VA. November 4.
In Scribner's Magazine for November is
"A very pretty story under the title OF
Harry. of England, written by Miss
Julia NIagruder. of Virginia. in which
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles FL. Eurkamp. OF
'i.oscobeE" near this city. are the prin-i
cipal ttfrshra cters under the names of
Harry, of England. and Miss Kate Ches-
terton The story dates back to a time
Before their engagement. during the pro-
sress in New York of one of the Horse
Shows. which are such popular annual
events in that city. ard leads up to the
ensa cement OF tho young couple. The
story is attractively written and pretttiy
Illustrated. and the frontispiece of the
magazine is a beautiful picture In coors
OF Atr Hi,rkamp on his crack hunter.
An,aret. taking u high jump.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-05
GOVERNOR MONTAGUE
CHANGES HIS MIND
lsnecial DISPATCH to !

Special Dispatch to The Times0
DANNILLE, VA. Nov. t.--Governor
Montague passed through the city this
morning en- route to Sto!>eslantl where
he casts his vote for Congressman
Claude A.. Swanson. 1t was the Cover
nor's intention to stop over and dino
here. but he learned that he could go
on TO Stokesland. cast his vote and re-
turn to Richmond In the faternoon and
decided to do SO.
He again changed his mind. however.
and stopped over between trains on his
return. He was the guest at dinner
OF Mr.. w. Fl. Lpscou1b.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-05
AVERY CLOSE VOTE
IN NEBRASKA
fBr Associnted Press

LINCOLN, NEB.. November Re
turns in Nebraska show the vote to be
exceedingly close on Governor. with the
remainder of the Republican State ticket
probably elected. The first sixty pre-
5cincts reporting gave Mickey CRepubli-
cam for Governor. 6,54l; Thompson Gu
sion), 5.S57. These precincts one year
ago cast $3.50 Republican votes and $500
Fusion votes. This shows the Republi-
cans have cast practically the same vote
as a year ago and the F'usionists have
made small but steady gains. Mickey is
running behind his ticket
The Fusionists have gained a Congress
man in the Second District. Hitchcock
over Mercer. and the Republicans have
probably gained in Fourth, Hines Haw
over Stark.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-05
DISCUSSED JUDGE
RESIGNS. i'll ST. LOUIS
(By Associated Press.)

ST. LOUIS, MO, November Awhile
the election in st. Louis passed off in
comparative quiet there We're number
of arrests for repeating. Two Republican
indges of election were arrested on the
charge of carrying concealed weapons.
Complaints from more than fifty voters
who had not been allowed to cast their
ballots We're received at the office of the
beard OF Election Commissioners
y. II. Myers. a Republican election Judge.
resigned, because, as he declared. there
was so much repeating, which he was
powerless to stop, that he was Disguised
and would not serve.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-05
MARYLAND REPUBLICAN,
BY VOTE oil. FOUR TO TWO
CIV Associated Pres:

BALTIMORE, November 4-The cleo
ton in Maryland which was only for
Congressman, passed off quietly, with ,--e
exception of few minor Disturbances in
the Eastern District of this city. OF six
Congressman tho Republicans elected
four, and the Democrats two. The vote
in the Third District was very close.
Wachter having a majority of about 100
The judges in one precinct of the Third
District had a dispute because of the
imperfect marking of ballots. and the
ballot box was sealed and placed in the
care of the lection Supervisors. The dis
puted precinct is normally Republican.
and VIII not affect the result
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-05
Or. Lyons
PERFECT
I Goth } Powder
An ELEGANT TOILET LUXURY.
Used by people Of refinement
Tor oyer a quarter Of 9, century

tainties. and the question was whether
Golelss vote In the city would be large
enough 10 overcome the Odell pluralities
IN the up-State counties.
NeW York and Kings county did all
thai, had been expected of them by 1.-The
Democrats, and even more. for .he for
mer gave Coler approximately s.. 900 more
+ than odell. and Kings. Mr.. Coler's home
county. went Democratic by ce, 500
queens and Richmond were counted TO
raise the total TO 10000 The first re-
tGeas showed Republican losses in the
upstate counties hut as the night wore
on estimates made it appear that Odell
wonla come 10 The Bronx with from
i3o.ptD 10 1is5sao. which would elect him
by from 10000 TO 1000
MEM YORK CONGRESSMEN.
Unofficial figures on the5vote for Con-
erf,37srlen in New York county up TO 1880
maze 1t appea: that the democrats had
elected all of Their candidates in the
county. Perhaps the most notable change
MAS IN the newly found Thirteenth Dis
it3cf. which was supposed 10 be Repub#
lican by from 5000 10 Z 600 but which
gave a plurality for Francis Burton Ifar-3
i1son. Democrat Mr. Harrison made an
active canvass. He WIS supported y
both Ta4nnaty Hall and the Greater New
York Democracy William Randolph
lean MAS elected from the Eleventh Dis
ti.ct Others elected 10 the National
House from New York county are limo
Thy u. Sllltgan, formerly a State Sem
ator. and one of the best UIown Tam
many leaders, and Henry NJ. Geldfogle,
who beat Charles Adler. formerly Re-
publican assenhly,nan from the Eighth
District This district WAS carried tor.
assemhiymen by the Democrats to-day.
their candidate. 1siior Conn, having
fair plurality.
AL told. tfs Democrats won four as
selnhy districts III New York county. and
among them the Ninth, whore William
S. Davefyfs candidate, Richard Butler.
WIS elected. TIE Democrats also won
two State senate Districts III New York
county the ,Sineteenth aud Twentieth.
the former returning = w. Russell, and
the latter Charles p. MeC1elland The
Republicans lost nine assemblymcn in
Kings county. the Democrats capturing
the Fourth. Fifth. Sixth, Tenth Flew
e,itfl Twelfth Thirteenth, Twentieth, and
TWerty-f.fst Districts.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-05
NEW YORK CITY is
STAUNCHLY DEMOCRATIC.
Especial Dispatch to The Times.)

:
LEW YORK. November 4-Governor
Odell is reelected by 1900 plurality The
next Congress on reports at midnight
Will be Democratic. The Democrats have
made congressional gains in New York.
Pennsylvania, Delaware, Maryland, and
E other St.aeN. New York city will have
sixteen instead of twelve congressional
representatives in the new Congress-
The Republicans control the Legislature
at Albany by a greatly reduced ma
jority.
Odell wins through the loyalty Of the
upstate counties In New York county
tie Democrats rolled up the greatest ma
tority In the history of the country. Coler's
plurality in New York county alone will
closely approach one hundred thousand.
All over New Y DIRK the Democracy has
made unprecedented gains. Coier's plu-
rally In Greater New York is I20,720.
William Randolph Hearst is elected to
Congress from he Eleventh Di trict by
about 1900 plurality The retention OF
the Legislature blythe Republicans as
sures tie reelection OF Senator Thomas
c. Platt.
The grca test Democratic victory in
the history of New York county has been
Won under the leadership of Charles T.
Murphy. Tammailys S new head has vindi-.
Gated his selection by marshaling a ma
terity of over s.. 900 for the entire Demo-
cratic t.-ket in Manhattan and tie Bronx.
This majority has never been equalled
The nearest approach to 1t was ut the
Presidential election of 1892. when New
York city alone gave Grover Cleveland
a majority Of $500 Under Mr.. Murphy
tirs triumphant Democracy of New Y or1
has gone this majority ten thousand bet
ter. Kings county. the home of Mr..
eGoler. has verified the predictions of the
Democratic leaders by@rollng lip a plu-
y-,
26.56i. All the Democratic candidates in
Brooklyn are elected. Queens and Rich
mond also elect the Democratic county
ticket tie former by six thousand plus
ra4ltv and tile latter by over two thou
sand. The six thousand plurality in
Queens is q. surprise even to- the Demo-
cratic leaders themselves Borough Presi-
dent Cassidy. of Queens, who is the head
of the Democratic organization there,
promised only $500 The result slows
he builded better than he knew. The ex-
act Democratic plurality in Richmond IS
I'll. The usual plurality there is 1,5G0.
Throughout Manhattan and the Bronx
there was {. succession of surprises over
the great Democratic gains. TIE twenty
first Assembly district, the banner Repub-5
lican dfrrict of TIE city, which usually
rolls up a smashing Republican plurality. ]
gave Odell a majority of only a few hun
dred votes. The entire Tammany Demo-
cratic judicial ticket. Edward e Amend,
Vernon II. Davis and Edward Z. Mccall,
is elected by plurality closely approach
ing 10000.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-05
a Republican Victory.
nv Associated Press)

publicans after a vigorous campaign to-
day carried Massachusetts by a plurality
81 ,379, electtng the full State ticket, win
ming in a majority of congressional dis
tricts and retaining a firm control OF
both branches of the Legislature.
Returns from the entire State for Gov
ernor gievs Bates Republican. 195a61 ::
Castor. Democrat 15S.4S2 Bates ran a
trif,e ahead OF Governor Cranes vote of
last year. but Castor polled more than
Quincy In 1901. The Republican plural
ity is the smallest since 1855.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-05
ODELL REELECTED BY
A SNAIL MAJORITY
1sneeIal pi.patcll 10 Tho TImez.l

fSpccial Dispatch toIhe Tinlcsl
NEW ToRK. November 4Governor
#odell is reelected by about 5000 major
tv Tho result WAS not known until
very late First reports We're all to the
effect that t'olet haG been elected. 1t
Vas believed by al the roiitical experts
that Odeil'S vote was being cut in half
from Two Years ago. Later reports
showed that 0dell Was not cut 50 badly.
ard when one-half OF the State had been
heard from ii showed that 0deliis ma
iprity Was likely 10 be about 10000 above
iIftlem. electing him By 1900. or there
abents. The large Republican vote in the
State was Il grsa; surprise 10 every body.
s1.p to 1eo5cloek the Democratic mana
gers claimed Colar's election by from ., 900
70 2t,o0a, and even up TO this late hour,
With the tremendous vote for Golfer below
Harlem. the Istsfsiblican leaders seemed
10 feel that odell had been defeated.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-05
A LIGHT DEMOCRATIC
VOTE IN TEXAS
fBr Associated Press

DALLAS TEXAS, November 4.-The
vote in Texas for congressional and State
Offices today was lighter than In 1900
Tbe Democrats swept the State. eecting
Samuel W. T. Lanflam Governor by a
heavy Majority. Latest returns show that
the Democrats elected Congressman from
all sixteen districts The only hard fight
Was in the Fifteenth District, where John
Scott, Republican, was defeated by John
NJ Garner Democrat. The constitutional
amendment requiring voters to pay a
poll tax was carried by a. good majority.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-05
IN GREATER NEW YORK
The FIVE Bo-oughs Roll Up a Spleen
did Democratic Majority.
f12h-. ASsnci.a 81. I2rase
= l2Iy8 4-lRES. No.e,1.llsr INC cItv

NEW 41FtlN.- -No.e'1lher 4.-The city OF
Greater N,ew York. which last year elect
ed a F'us! onist TO the maYoraltr. return
ed TO The Dem ocrt-cy to-day. and rolled
mp one OF its old time majoTitics for hat
party. Locally. the candidates voted for
were three justices Of the Supreme Court.
nineteen nlenll1ers of the National House
OF Repres entattres twenty one State Sens
ators and Sixty Two state .,,Asse1nblynen.
In kings comfy sheriff, and in Queens
4 District Attorney We're elected C4oler's
plnfaiity Tor Governor in the city was
Well above 100000
From the State tie returns show that
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-05
ROOSEVELT VOTES
AT OYSTER BAY
.fBg Asgociateti Press..

OYSTER BAY. L. l.. Nov. 4--Presi-
dent Roosevelt cast his vote in the Fifth
before l1ocloell. AS he turned from
the booth the President said:
Il have done ali ] can do now. have
performed my duty and exercised my
privilege as an American citizen. and /
shall now await the full returns
He then started on long drive with
Mrs. Roosevelt
Election returns Will be received to-
night by special wire at the Executive
office I'M the oyster Bay bank building.
They Will be copied aud telephoned 10.
the President at Sycamore Hill.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-05
REPUBLICAN VOTE LIGHT
I'M The COAL REGION.
fBy Associated Press.)

PHILADELPHIA. Pa. November A.
Estimates from more than half the coun-
ties in Pennsylvania. outside Of Philadel-
phja and Allegheny county, show gains
for the Democratic State ticket These
gains are Offset, howey< by heavy Re-
publican gains in Philadelphia and Pitts
burg The returns indicate q Republican
plurality in the State of from 15o.rrJ to
100000. OF which PHILADELPHIA contributes
ever 10000 and Pittsburs from so.oh0 to
5000. The Republican vote in the an
thracite coal regions was not heavy, as
had been anticipated.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-05
SOLID DEMOCRATIC
ALABAMA DELEGATION
(By Associated Press !,

MONTGOMERY. ALA, November A.
Ai;bama Democrats today elected a solid
Democratic delegation to Congress and
reelected Governor William D. jerks by.
a majority of about %, 600 over j ohm a.
". Smith, Republican. The negro voters
almost entirely remained away from the
polls. the Republican State convention
having proclaimed d lily white party.
THE vote was light. The only close con-
gressional contest was in the Seventh Dis
trict where Congressman John L. Bur-
net was reelected over 0. G. Street by
about 1900 votes
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-05
SEVEN DEMOCRATS
FROM ARKANSAS.
7(By Associated Press.

LITTLE ROCK, ARK, November A.
Less than sixty per cent. OF the normal
vote was polled in the election for Con-
gressmen in Arkansas to-day. All the
seven Democratic nominees We're elected
by nlajorities ranging from 5000 to 5000
IN six districts there We're Republican
nominees. IN some places the negro vot-
ers remained away from the polls
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-05
Roosevelt. Fully Satisfied.
(By Associated Press0

NEW YORK. Nov. 4-Having been kept
f,,Ily informed during the day and night
!, ~ tile course Of the election. President
retired eelo aa fully salts.
.l,.s - al viii, the returns from New ork
st STATE which showed the reelection OF
q 7G az Odell. The President late to-
night sent a telegram Of &C, congr :'
to the Governor, but me .eAe " elils mes
The Presidents own. district, the Fifth
If the Third Assembly District. went
Democratic by 81 votes. ordinarily It is
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-05
ALGER'S ELEC TION
TO SENATE ASSURED
CBy Associated Press.)

DETROIT. MICH, Nov THE Re-
publIcans of Michigan have elected Gov
ernor a. T. Bliss and their entire State
ticket eleven of the twelve congress
men and an overwhelming majority of
the members of the Legislature The
vote was light throughout the State AS
was expected. Governor Bliss ran heavily
behind his ticket-from 1000 to 1900
it is estimated at night. L. T. Durand
the Democratic candidate for Governor
polled correspondingly heavy vote. and
especially in Dtroit. which he carried by
from four to SIX thousand General X.
Ayers election to the United States
Senate Is assured
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-05
W0MAN ARRESTED
CHARGED WITH REPEATING.
tEy Associated Press.

DENVER COL. Nov. 4.-For the first
time in the history of Colora 10 politics a
woman was arrested to-day on the charge
of repeating. When booked at the city
jai! she gave the name of Jennie Sander
son, but she was subsequently identified
rs Mrs. Harriet Hibbard a widow fifty
Years of age. She was neatly dressed and
had the appearance OF refinement. It is
alleged tina she was in the act of casting
her third ballot when arrested. She ad-
United her guilt and said she could give
no reason for her acts. except her desire
to make extra money. She told the po-
lice she was a Republican.