The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1902-11-07

the republicans. The republicans will
| have hundred members of the legis-
lature. Returns from over the state
show that the republican county Off
GERS were generally elected. 1t was
| the most complete republican victory
since the days before populism.
Pennsylvania.
| Philadelphia, Nov. 5.-Tuesday for
the first time in the history of the
state, more than 100000 votes were
cast in an election. Samuel w. Penny
packer (rep) was elected governor by
an estimated plurality of $4,000. and
the republican ticket was generally
successful in the various counties.
The democrats elected two and pos
sibly three of the 80 congressman. The
legislature will be more strongly re-
| publican than ever before, with the
| exception of 1897 session, and it is
certain that Boies Penrose will sue
ate.
Delaware.
Wilmington, Del, Nov. 5.-The COM
pleXion of the next Delaware general
assembly is in doubt. 1t is now appar-
ent that deadlock on the two United
States senatorial vacancies is proba-
BILE, like that of two years ago. The
regular republican state committee
claims that the body will be composed
of 10 union republicans, eight regular
republicans, % democrats and three
doubtful. Democratic State Chairman
| Willard Salisbury stated at one a. m.
that his returns thus far received
showed that "a democratic members
have been elected. The majority on
to elect United States senator's is 81.
NIassnchusetts.
Boston, Nov. 5.-The republicans car
ried massachusetts, by plurality of
37,479 for governor They elected ten
out of IA congressman, loss of one.
The legislature will be republican.
In Othe- states.
GEoRGIA-soild delegation of II dem
ocratic congressman elected.
MISSISSlPPI.-All democratic canGi-
dates for congress elected. Constitutional
amendments probably defeated.
NNESSEE.-FraZier, for governor
and entire democratic state ticket elected
| Legislature largely democratic in both
/ branches.
ARKANsAs.-AIl seven democratic nom
| inees for congress elected by majorities
ranging from 1900 to 5000.
MARYLAND.-Of six congress men, re-
pubtcans elect four and democrats two
| NEW HAMPSHIRE-Retur indicate
republican plurality for governor of 10000.
| ~
| jority in state about 5000 Result gives
North Carolina solid democratic Gelega-
| ton in congress. Legislature in both
| branches overwhelmingly democratic, and
democrat will succeed Pritchard as
| United States senator
lDAHO-Detinite figures rot obtairable.
Returns show Morrison rep.. for govern
orr running ahead of Hunt (Gem.).
| CONNECTICUT.-Re state tick
| ct elected. Plurality on governor about
| 1900. Returns indicate election by repub-
licans of all four district congressman and
the congressman al large. General as
| sembiy will be republican, assuring return
to the United States senate of O. H. Plat
NEW Observation-Disclosures claim cleo
! ton of nine out of ten congressman; GEM
| ocrats claim election of four congress-
men. Republicans will again control both
branches of the legislature.
| SOUTH DAKOTA. = Returns Indicate
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rality of about 1900.
ALABAMA-Full democratic state tick
| ct elected by a large majority.
| TEAAS.-lnd.cations point to the cleo
| ton of the entire democratic state ticket
ard all democratic congressional cardi-
dates.
| SOUTH CAROLINA.-Democr elect
| entire congressional state and county tick
cts, without the slightest opposition.
\ LOU1SIANA.-AH the democratic nom
| lnees for congress are elected.
| FLOR1DA.-No opposition to the demo-
cratic state or congressional tickets. Legis-
| lature will reflect United States Senator
Mallory.
| ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS come in slowly but
] fuM democratic congressional delegation
is undoubtedly elected
| WASHlNGTON.-Ind that state
will go republican by about 10000 ma jority,
with the election of three congressman and
| the control of the legislature
| COLORADO-Peabod (rep., for govern
orr probably elected by small plurality
| The democratic congre ssional candidates
are reported to be running ahead of their
! ticket ard are believed to be elected
| CAL1FORNIA.-Gover orship in doubt
Lane (dem.) is running ahead of his tick
ct. Legislature will probably be repub-
| lican.
NORTH ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS by the
usual majority. Republicans eject the two
| congressman al large. Legislature will be
| republican.
MONTANA. = Reports received up to
midnight give the state to the republicans
almost beyond a doubt. although defeat
has not yet been conceded by the demo-