The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1904-11-15
THE ELECTION SUMMARY ]
Roosevelt and Fairbanks Receive
1886 Electoral Votes.
MARYLAND SPLITS ON RESULT

New York, PennsyIyania, New Jersey, In.
diana Illinois nnd California Break
All Records in number Of Votes Polled
THE Republicans Capture Every
doubtful State al well AZ Missouri.
washington, d. c. Roosevelt will
have $3.50 votes in the electoral college
and Parker 1877. Roosevelt's popular
vote is the largest ever given candi-
date for the Presidency 1t is esti-
mated that he received over 2,O94,00
plurality. That is more than double
IT. plurality Mckinley received in
1900 and more than three times as
many as Mckinley received in 1896.
IN 1896 Mckinley popular plurality
was 601, 1874, and in 1900, $40. 100.
Roosevelts plurality in New York
State was 1892 (estimated), while
Higgins ran behind his ticket more
than 100000 votes, his plurality being
72,159.
Parker's plurality in the Greater
New York was $1,000. while Herrick's
in the same territory was SO.624
Roosevelt carried Brooklyn by 1905.
Herrick's plurality in Brooklyn was
1850. Parker carried Manhattan and
the Bronx by 33,313, Herrick by 60. 992;
{ Parker carried Queens by 4013, Her
rick by 54O4; Parker carried Richmond
by 469, Herrick by 1863.
Roosevelt carried thirty-three States;
Parker eleven, Maryland being di-
vided. seven electoral votes going to
the Democrats and one to the Republi-
cans.
Pennsylvania gave Roosevelt a plu-
rality Of 100000.
Illinois came second with 100000.
Ohio gave him 100000.
California rolled up plurality of
10000, while Minnesota trailed along
with 125,000, New Jersey with 75,OO0
and Michigan with $4,000.
Folk was elected Governor of Mis-
souri, despite the fact that Roosevelt
carried the State and nearly all tile Re
publican candidates with him.
Colorado gave Roosevelt $1,000 plu-
rality, but Peabody is defeated for
Governor probably by 5000.
In Wisconsin, where the La Toilette
and Spooner Republicans have been at
swords points, Roosevelt won out
with 10000 plurality, and La Toilette
was elected by $4,000.
Congressman BabeOck. Chairman of
the Republican Congressional Com
mittee, has squeezed through with 284
votes to spare
Massachusetts gave Roosevelt 86,2T9
plurality, but elected Douglas, its
Democratic candidate for Governor, by
35,71O plurality.
Roosevelt carried Nebraska by TO-
600, but Berger, the Democratic nom
inee for Governor, was elected by
about 5000. The Legislature will be
strongly Republican.
The State of Washington fell into
line with 5000 for Roosevelt, and
Senator Turner, Democratic candidate
for Governor, was beaten by a plural
ity of 1000
In Minnesota Roosevelt received
10000 plurality, while Johnson, Dem
ocratic nominee, was elected Govern
or by small plurality.
Full returns from all parts of the
country, with only three Congression-
al districts missing, show that the
House of Representatives will shape
up like this: Republicans, pa; Demo
Gratis, 1889; Republican plurality, 1O5.
Addicks is beaten Cor the United
States Senate in Delaware The Leg
islature is deadlocked, and the office
will probably remain vacant.
The Socialist vote in Illinois and Cal
ifornia was very large. In the former
1t was 10000.
William $. Cowherd, the Chairman
Of the Democratic Congressional Com
nittee, went down before the Republi
can cyclone which struck Missouri.