Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1904-11-14
WON THE ELECTION.
NOT REPUBLICAN VICTORY
Defeated Candidate for Governor of
New York Calls Upon Democrats
to Keep on Fighting-Peabody De-
feated in Colorado-Various Belat-
ed Election Returns.


rick. the defeated democratic candi-
date for governor, discussing the cleo
ton, expressed the opinion that the
magnitude of the republican victory
lis due to the personality of President
Roosevelt and it is his victory and not
that of the party.
"This is no time for the democrats
to weep and moan" he continued,
chose who are democrats on principle
will continue the fight. Any one can
fight when he is winner Let the dem
ocratic party show it can keep it up
when beaten and eventually turn vic
tory into defeat. To democrats [ say
keep up the organizations we have and
strengthen them as much as possible"
Landslide in Ohio.
Columbus, Nov. 11.-Nearly com,
plete returns last night show close to
100000 for Roosevelt in Ohio. Only
Is of the SO counties i'll the state were
ocratic congressman was elected out
of 81. State Chairman Harvey Gar
Der, democratic candidate in the fourth
district, has 1000 plurality in a dis
trict nominally 5000 democratic.
Mickey's Election Conceded.
Omaha, Nov. 11.-Late yesterday
the fusion leaders concedede the re-
election of Governor Mickey by plu-
rality of 1000 to 10000.
Peabody Surrenders Happy.
Denever, Nov. 11.-Governor Pea
body, republican, himself comedies his
defeat. Alva Adams majority over
Peabody in the city and county of
Denver is SOL and in the state about
10000. The republicans still claim a
majority for Peabody in the state out,
side of Denver, but this is not borne
out by the returns, which are still in
complete. Peabody was beaten by $50
plurality in his home (Fremont) coun-
ty, though it was carried by Roosevelt
by 200. Both sides claim the legis,
lature and the result will be in doubt
until the official count is made in Den,
yer and Pueblo.
After conceding the election OF
Adams yesterday Governor Peabody
said:
"The campaign has been one OF
principles, not of candidates. l have
tried to maintain peace and quiet, law
nd in hi fot inc &c
possible, and in no case did l exceed
the law as interpreted by the supreme
court of the state. If the people of the
state, by their votes, failed to approve
that policy, I am still satisfied The
people know what they want and they
Always have the ballot with which to
get it,
Will Contest Colorado.
Denver, Nov. 11-At meeting of
the republican candidates and party
leaders yesterday it was decided to
Immediately begin a contest for the
places of all the democrats who had
been elected in Colorado on the face
of the returns. An effort viii be
LuduS W scat dill IuC ISpuUllCduS HUH
the governor down. They claim
fraud
Four men were brought before the
supreme court yesterday on citations
charging violation of the courts man
date concerning frauds at the election
Tuesday The arrests were based
of affidavits of special watchers ap-
pointed by the supreme court, who
swore that the men caused the lights
to be extinguished at the polling
place where they were serving, long
enough to substitute fraudulent demo-
cratic for republican ballots, properly
cast, and at the time were spread out
upon a table preparatory to being
counted The men were released on
bonds of $1,000 each and their hear
ing set for Monday.
Maryland Electors Split.
Baltimore, Nov. 11.-Official returns