The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1904-11-10

Ia Oregon there VAS . small vote.
bat the State In safely Republicans.
Colorado's vote was close. hut
later returns give the State 10
Roosevelt and re-eieet Governor
Peabody.
Minnesota voted strongly for
Roosevelt, where the plurality may
reach $4,000. The result on the
State ticket WAS in doubt at q late
hour.
California gives Roosevelt, fully
$4,000 better than she gave Mckin-
Icy four years ago.
oTHKR sTATEs IN kKrUBLICAs
COLUMN.
Roosevelt carried Connecticut by
. plurality of 30, zoe. Roberts, Re.
publican for governor, received Z
majority of 1900. Mis.osrl cast
the largest vote in the history OF
the State. Republicans claim the
State by 10000.
Chairman Nisdringhaus of the
Republican State committee Tues
day night gave out the following:
1--WE have carried this State for
Roosevelt by not less than 20, 900.
The legislature 10 safely RepubIi-
can on joint ballot, insuring the
election Of United States senator
to succeed Cockrell. l believe that
the State ticket has bsen elected,
but absolutely certain that the cleo
toral vote will go to Roosevelt We
have carried the city of st. Louis
by not less than 10000, probably
more.
RESULT IN MARYLAND CLOSE
AT this writing the result in
Maryland is considered very close
but the indications are that Mr..
Roosevelt has carried the state by
1000 majority.
The Democrats elect only two
congressman, Talbot in the Second
and Gill in the Fourth. The Re-
publicsns surely elect Watcher ia
the Third and Pesrre in the Sixth.
The First and Fifth are in doubt,
but the indications are that both |
Jackson and Mudd, Republican, are
reelected.
Dele ware goes for Roosevelt by |
1000 majority and the Republican
State ticket elected by = large
majority. Addicks will probably
be elsctsd to the U. s. Senate.
from California show that
the Statel will &c Republican by
$4,000 plurality. Seven Rspub-
lean congressman are surely elected
With only the second district ia
ioubt.
illinois ovERWHELNINs REPUR-
The Republican State Central
ommittee claim that Roosevelt has
arried Cook county in which
;hicago is located, by $4,000 and
he State by one hundred and forty
thousand. The same figures are
iven for Denesn, Republican, for
svernor
Not a single Democrat elected to
flee in the State. 1t was the great
st landslide ever seen in Chicago.
Massachusetts gave Mr.. Roosevelt
$1,000 plurality, while Douglass,
ne Democratic candidate for Cover
or, was elected by possibly $4,000
lajority. 4
Returns from New Jersey give Y
'oosevslt plurality Of $4,000 and
tokes, Republican candidate for
overnor. has an estimated plurality
$4,000. The Republican eight
I'd pUseibIy nine of the ten con-
resslensl districts. They will also !
I'VE large majority in the State a
gislaturs.
INDIANA FOR ROCKWELL. d
The latest returns from Indiana
lows that Mr.. Roosevelt carried &
10 State by at least $4,000 plura- t,
ty, and the State ticket elected BY o
''ooo. This means that 4 Rspub- q
can senator will be elected to sue u
ed vice-prssident Fairbanks and
'nator Beveridgs will be reelected.
Minnesota gives Mr.. Roosevelt 4
urality of 10000. A Democrat il b.
ected governor by 10000 majority. t.
altering returns from Colorado h
dlcates that Mr.. Roosevelt has 0
rrled that state by 10000 majority d
q that 4 Democrat 10 elected gevsr- -
r. s.
Kentucky goes Democratic by q
200 majority. Two publicans to
re elected to congress with one n
her district in doubt. 81
Wis FAILED TO SAVE WEST vIR. -
GINA.
Davis, the Democratic candidate Gt
vics-president failed to reduce Dt
Republican majority. In fact d
Roosevelt made q gain Of 1t
least 5000 votes in that state.
;. Mekinlsy's plurality was 2O,- 20
}, while Mr.. Roosevslt's plurality
Il be- at least $4,000. The labor tn,
. stood by the Republican ticket. pa
fhe total vote in Texas will hard. N
exceed 5000, of (which ESQ, 1000 col
Parker and $4,000 for Roosevelt. J
constitutional amendment to 'of