The Cairo bulletin., 1904-12-23
OFFICIAL VOTE Or
UNITED STATES
Roosevelt's Plurality l,746.76S;
Electoral Vote, 336
PARKER RAN FAR BEHIND
pollEp 1,277,772 VOTES LESS
THAN BRYAN-R'oosEvELT
RAN BEHIND M'kiN-
LEY IN EVERY
SOUTHERN
STATE.
pv the Assoclated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Chicago Dec, 22.--The official can
yass of the votes cast November for
presidential electors was completed
today. when the result was announc-
cd in Minnesota, North Dakota and
Washington. The Associated Press is
therefore able to present the iirst
table giving the official vote Of all
forty.fve states. The total is l3,5OS,
49G, against 13,9GS.547 in 19oo--a de-
crease ce 4G0,07S
The ballots are divided as follows:
Roosevelt, Republican, 7.627'GS2;
Parker, Democrat 5,0SO,054; Debs,
Socialist, 39i ,5s7; Swallow, Proh,bi-
zionist. 2Go.S03; Watson, Peoples,
1867; Corregan, Socialist Labor.
3a.453; Holcomb, Continental Labor
$50.
Roosevelt received over all l746,-
76s; over Parker, 2,547,57S.
In 1900 Mckinley had 4G7oiG more
than all other candidates. S59'SSl
more than Bryan
The vote for Roosevelt was 4O9,S22
more than for Mckinley, while that
for Parker was l.277,772 less than
for Bryan.
Ran Behind Mckinley in South.
Mckinley polled more votes than
Roosevelt in Alabama, Georgia, Ken
tncisy. Louisiana, Maine, Maryland
Mississippi, New Hampshire, North
Carolina. South Carolina, tennessee
rexas ana Virginia. Roosevelt got
more than Mckinley in the otner -
states.
Parker received more votes than
BRYAN in Delaware, Georgia, Mlssis'
sinni. New Jersey New York, hhoue
island. South Carolina, West Virginia
while Bryan got more than Parker III
the remaining 81 states The hepup,
Hcans made gains over their vote oil
1000 in 80 states, and official hgures
show losses in 10. The total gains OF
the Republicans, 732,O4S; total losses
212 249. net gain, 419,799. The Dem
ocrats polled more votes IN eiga'
states than in 1900, but less IN 81
Their total gains, SO,792 total losses
90, 49l; net loss, l,26O.699.
Roosevelt Carried 80 States.
poocavelt carried 80 states against
2S for Mckinley, and bias SS6 electo,
raj votes under the apportionment OF
1900.
Mckinley had 292 under the appor
nonment of 1880. there having been
an addition of 30 by the last appor
tionment. :,
Parker carried 13 states, against Il
by Bryan. and has l4O electoral votes
Rryan had l55 under the apportioh
ment in force in 1900.
Watson received his largest vote II
Georgia. his total in that state belni
2qc34 with 20.50S ip Nebraska, bein'
nearly one-third OF his aggregate
Il46S7. Parker polled 5O,2lS in lsoV
The Prohibition vote in 1900 wa
oos7sl: In November. 2G0.So3' gam
5l.512.
pebs' Big Vote.
Four years ago the Socialists ma
olectoral tickets in 13 states and poll
ed s7,769 votes. This year they ma
tickets in As states, and pol'ed S9li
gs7 In 1900 over 5000 votes wer'
nolled in only California, Illinois
Massachusetts. Missouri and Ne'
York. oo 3.
In November Debs got over 5000 Il
California, Illinois. Indiana. io"s
Kansas. Massachusetts,. Aehigai
Minnesota. Missouri, Montana, Ne
hraeka New Jersey. New York, ono
oregon. Pennsylvania, Utah. Wasl
ington and wiscons.n-the larges
number. 69,225, in Illinois.
The vote of the Social Labor part
in 1900 was 1924. This year
was 3s.45s. a loss OF G.49l. In III
uois the Social Labor party receive
4.Gss; Minnesota, 97i; Wisconsin
223.
The Continental Labor party ma
adherents only in Ill!nois-reaii
Chicaso-where $50 votes were POI
ed.
Following shows the official vote
the states named for the i've prime
pal candidates:
state. Rooseve
Illinois ......... .632 g.
Iowa ........-..... s97, 8
Michigan -----.--..... Sose
Minnesota .......---..--zl zl5,t
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