The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1904-11-10
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( The Democrats carry two oou--r--
sional districts.
The legislature remains Republican.
GEORGIA.
The total vote in Georgia win count
up little more than 10000, wEiCa is
very light. 1t is conceded that a the
Democratic congressman are elec,ed.
Democrats carried everything.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
Parker carried South Carolina b"
10000 plurality. The Democratic STATE
ticket has been elected. The lcs'sla-
ture is unanimously Democratic.
Seven Democratic congressman have
been elected.
IOWA.
Five scattering precincts in Iowa
indicate Roosevelt will carry the
state by $4,000.
ALABAMA.
All Democratic congressional can
didatas are elected.
LOUISIANA.
The Democrats have carried I.ousi-
ana by a majority of probably $4,000.
Seven Democratic congressman have
been elected.
NORTH CAROLINA.
There is hardly any doubt but that
all 10 Democratic congressman have
been elected Only the two mountain
districts are in doubt, the eighth and
tenth. These the Republicans do not
concede. The Democratic majority in
the state appears to be about 10000.
FLORIDA.
The few scattered returns so far re
ceived indicate the usual Democratic
majorities in Florida. The Democratic
candidates for congress are elected.
MICHIGAN.
The Republican state central COM
mttee announced that the returns
from the state indicate that Roose-
welt will have a plurality Of $4,000
to 1885, 900 For congress, William Al
den Smith. Republican, was reelected.
NEBRASKA.
A few precinct returns from the
first congressional district show that
Roosevelt is running ahead of the Nc
Kinley vote and Parker far behind
Bryan.
COLORADO.
Milton Smith, chairman OF the Dem
ocratic state committee, says Adams,
Democrat. for governor, will have
5000 majority over Peabody, Repub-
lican. outside Denver; that this will
be doubled by the vote of this city.
y. b. Farley, Republican chairman.
says Roosevelt has certainly carried
the state and that Governor Peabody
is safe. though his vote will fall short
of ROOseyeluS.
MISSISSIPPI.
Between 10000 and 5000 votes
were cast The Democratic majority
for Parker will be in the neighbor-
hood of 10000, Mississippi returns
all the eight Democratic congressman.
SOUTH DAKOTA.
Senator Kittridge claims that Roose-
welt has carried South Dakota by 49,
900, and Chairman Crane of the Re
publican state central committee puts
the figures at 10000.
NEW YORK.
Returns from Ulster county, Esopus
township the third district, Parker's
home district, show that Roosevelt
polled 173 votes against 159 for Par
ker.
IDAHO.
Six precincts out of 16 in Boise give
Roosevelt 929 Parker, 343. Gooding,
Rep, for governor. S45; Heitfeld, 457.
Roosevelt is conceded 10 have carried
the state by a heavy majority. Good
ing runs slightly behind Roosevelt.
KENTUCKY.
Six hundred and seventy-two pre-
cincts out of a total of 1896 in the
state give Parker plurality of &c.,
$50. AS the eleventh district, Re-
publican stronghold, is yet to be heard
from, Parkers probable plurality is
placed by those at both Democratic
and Republican headquarters at be-
tween 10000 and $4,000. Bryan's plu-
rality in 1900 was $40.
VIRGINIA..
Virginia elects nine Democratic
members of congress out of a total of
10 districts. The result in the ninth
u4StiASI - III uoupt, Win the tHdHCtS
in favor of Campbell Slemp, the Re
publican incumbent.
CALIFORNIA.
Reports from the various counties
indicate that Roosevelt's majority
will reach 10000 at least
WYOMING.
Partial returns indicate thai T"'e"-
welt has carried Wyoming By 80
majority and the election of Mondell,
Rep, to congress, and Brooks, Rep,
for governor, and the remainder of
the state ticket is certain.
KANSAS.
The indications are that Roosevelt
will carry the state by 10000 plural
ity. All the Republican congressman
are elected.
NEVADA.
The Republican state ticket is in
the lead, and Yerington, Rep, for con-
gress. is probably elected over Van
Duser, Dem. The state is conceded
to Roosevelt
DELAWARE.
Roosevelt has carried Delaware by
about 5000 and the Republicans elect