The Republican journal., 1902-11-06
THE NOVEMBER ELECTIONS.

Elections were held Tuesday, November
4th, in forty-six States and Territories.
Three States-Maine, Vermont and Oregon
had already elected Congressman and
State officers The other fortv-two States
voted November 4th for 37S members of the
Fifty-eighth Congress, and fou Territories
Arizona, Oklahoma, New Mexico and
Hawaii-elected delegates to Congress. On
the same day full tickets of State executive
officers were elected in twent zone States,
minor executive officers in eleven and legis-
latures in thirty-two. The returns up to
the time of going to press wer incomplete,
but we give summary of the latest des
patches:
New YORK. New York cit, rolled up All
oid-tlme Democratic majority
The New or& World comedies the re-elec-
tion of Gov Odell and Republicans claim
that he has carried the State ty 10000 The
returns indicate Democratic gains in Con-
greSSmen.
MASSACHUSETTS. CASTOR, the Democra-
tic candidate for Governor, carried Boston
by about $4,000; but Bates, Republican, is
elected The returns show the election of
s Republican congressman with indications
that Democrats are elected in the 9th and
llth districts. No returns from the remain
ing districts The district option Till was
defeated in Boston by upwards of 5000.
RHODE ISLAND. Republicans have I'M
doubtedly secured full contro of the Senate,
majority decreased SOmeW hat from last
year in the House and with the possible ex-
ceptlon OF the chief executive they have
elected their State ticket.
DELAWARE. The result i 4 Kent county
indicates that the next general assembly
which Will elect two nited States Senators,
Will be close and should Sussex county show
any Democratic gains, the body will have a
Democratlc majority on joint ballot, but
should 1t show union Republican gains there
will be deadlock as was the case two years
ago.
New HAMPSHIRE. Republicans carry
the State by plurality of about 14,000
CONNECTICUT. Returns indicate the elec-
ton of the entire Republican ticket by plu-
ralltleS ranging about $4,000, the election of
four district Congressman, and Republi-
can Congressman at large. The General
Assembly promises to be comfortably Re-
publican, thus ensurng the return to the
United States Senate of O. II. Platt.
ONO. The Republican State committee
estimate their plurality at more than 100000,
gain of between 10000 and 10000 over last
year. The Democrats make no claim on the
State ticket, but claim a gain of Congress-
men.
PENNSYLVANIA. Samuel W Pennypack-
mated plurality of 10000 and the Republi-
can ticket was generally successful in the
various counties. The Democrats elected
two and possibly three of the - Congress
men, The legislature will be more strongly
Republican, than ever before with the ex-
ceptlon of the $50. session and it is certain
that PenroSe will succeed himself in the |.
S. Senate.
South DAKOTA The Republican State
central committee claim the State by LOO
majority.
CoIoRApo. \ heavy vote and Republic
an gains generally reported.
ILLINOIS. Returns not complete enough
to indicate result.
MINNESOTA. Republican by about 30
600 plurality.
MlcHIGAN. The Republicans have elect
ed Gov. Bliss and their entire State ticket,
eleven Of the twelve congressman, and an
oyerw helmlng majority OF the members of
! legislature.
Iowa. Republican, by about $1,000 plu-
rality. The reports from the ConGr~ssiona!
districts are meagre Enough has been re-
ceived from the. third to indicate that judge
succeed Speaker David j.. Henderson, ran
substantial Y " ith hi, ticket and win have
4,0'1 to 5,o00 plurality.
WYOMING. M"a-:re returns from the
State Indicate that the entire Republican
ticket is elected Mondel H. for Congress
will have 1000 majority.
WAsHINGToN, Indications are that State
has gone Republican by about 1000 majority
with the election Of three cungrc>>ueu aud
the control Of the legislature.
KANSAS. The Kansas Republicans have
elected the entire State ticket and all the
eight Congressman. Bailey for governor
vii! have a large majority than did Stanley
two years ago. The legislature Will be safe
J., Republican,
TgE >oLIn >orri. Texas, Florida, North