Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1904-12-28
FULL POPULAR VOTE
Standigsg Of The Various Presidential
Candidates
OFFICIAL CANVASS IS COMPLETED
OF 13,5os,4ee Votes. Roosevelt Re.
ceived 7,627,6a2 and Parker $780,.
o54-Roosevet's. Plurality 2,547,57a
and His Majority 1,740,76o.

Chicago, Speclai-lne ollcidi cait
yass of the votes cast November Sth
for Presidential electors was com.
Melted Thursday, when the result was
announced in Minnesota. North Dako.
ia and washington. The Associated
Press is therefore, able to present a
tahlesg.viaggtn soficial vote Of an the
.45 States. The total is 13,5OS,496,
eeainst 1s,96S,574 in 900. a decrease
Of 4G0,1OS.
The ballots were divided as follows:
RooseveltNRepublic Z ,627,632.
Parker. Democrat, 5,0S0,O54.
Debs, SOCIALIST, 391,5S7.
Swallow; sProf,ibitionist, 2e0.sO3.
Watson, Peoples, 114,627.
CorreganM MSocialist Labor, 93,453.
Holcomh continental Labor, $50.
Rooseycltareceipcd. over all, 1,146''
76S, and oyer Parker, 2,547,5TS. In
1900 Mckinley had 467,046 more than
all the othef candidates, and S59,9SA
more than Bryan.
Tho vote sfors Roosevelt was 409,82
moro than for Mckinley, while that
for Parker was 1,277,772 less than for
Bryan. = ssss't- IS
Mckinley pollcd; more votes than
Roosevelt in Alabama. Georgia, Ken
sAS,eky, Louisiana, Maine, Maryland.
MMlss;Hsippi, New Hampshire, North
Texas dsutn Gsroifa, Ro:esa5t IeneSIee sot
more, more ''ah Mch>~Iey in the other 81
Parker received more, vo,os than
pruoro 10alor,or|.
pi, New jersey New York. Node Is.
land. South Carolina, and Wes>Vir.
ginia, while Bryan got moreHthan Par
herSin the remaining 81 States.
The Republicans made gains over
their vote Of 1900 in SO States, and
the official figures show losses in IL.
The total gains of the Republicans
were 7S2,Q48, and the total losses.3l2,-
v2a9, net gain 419,799.
g The Democrats polled more votes
I'M etght. States, thansin 1900, but less
Efns 81. Their total gains were 3O,792,
sand the total losses 1,291,491, net loss
1,260,6Sa. Roosevelt carried 80 States
against % by Mckinley, and has 336
electoral votes under the appoItion.
mcnt CT 1900. Mckinley had 292 un.
der tho apportionment Of 1880, there
having been an. addition of 20 by the
last apportionment. Parker carried
IL States, against by Bryan, and has
lao electoral votes. : Bryan had $50
under the arportionment in force in
force in 1900. Watson received his
large& votes in Georgia. His total
vote in that State was 22,G34. with 30
sos III Nebraska. being nearly one.
third Of his aggregate. 114,6S7. Par
ker polled 50.218In 1900. s.
-s1>JI s.iia,e s:ad
an electoral ticket in 80 States and
rolled S7,764. This year they had n
ticket in IS States and the Debs vote
was 391. 1.567. In 1900 over 5000 votes
were pollGd in only California. Illinois,
Massachusetts, Missouri and New
York. In November Debs bot over
5000 IN California, Illinois. Indiana,
Iowa, Kansas, Massachusetts,. Michi.
gan, Minnesota, Missouri, Montana,
Nebraska, New Jersey, New York,
Ohio. Oregon, Pennsylvania, Utah
Washington and Wisconsin, the larg
est number, 69,225, in Illinois.
The. vote Of the Socialist LABOR par.
ty in 1900; was. 1924. This year it
was 33, 453 @ @ ''e
The Continental Labor party had
adherents only in Illinois; really Chi
cago, where $50 votes were polled
The following table shows the Of
fetal vote in each State for tho two
r1r-ir nsy.oI IL Haf