The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-11-09
LARGELY REPUBLICAN
Have Majority Of One Hundred and
Sesenly-FOnr.
--
OF ELECTORAL VOTE,
AL Of the states Supposed 10 Have
Been Beautiful Were Carried
by Ticket Headed by Pres
ident Roosevelt.
ROOSEVELT ANo FAIRBANKS.

ANU FAtNCHNNo
New York. Nov. s.-Tne Republican
national ticket has been Gle ted by a
vote in The electoral college that will
exceed that OF 2s2 given for Mckinley
in 1900. The result of Tues lays bal
ioting vas Astounding even 10 the most
Tangulne OF the Republican managers
Confident az they were Of success. they
were not prepared for the astonishing
figures which foiloped the closing Of
the polls, bringing into the Republican
column not only all OF those states they
had claimed as safe for their candi-
dates, but, with the possible exception
Of Maryland. every state classed as
doubtful. Democratic successes are
confined 10 the solid south. in which
Kentucky In Included. and Mr. Parker
has rot carried a single state which did
not give It's vote TO Mr.. Bryan four
years ago. UnoffacIai returns Indicate
that he has lost EoFrae OF those which
the Nebraska candidate held for hts
party, 0n1ciai figures from some ~ the
northwestern states may slightly
change the totals.
A a Ora uaatIe climax IN the xensa-
sioFai naa1oriti~a given him carne Pres
t1eni Rorsevelta formal announcement
that he ~oatd Fiot b. a candidate for
reelection. lending the only exciting
aspect To an election Night otherwise
so one Sided that If ~as impossible for
ever tie v~ietors to attain that degree
Of enthusiasm that usually marks the
occasion TAte ln the night came aH
announcement from Melvin 9. Palii--
ter. manager Of tae campaign II
Thomas r. Watson. the candidate Of
ire People party. that as "a result 81
tbe oyerw helwiuR Democratic defect
steps would he taken 10 form q new
party. To his eH8. according 20 tu~
announcement given oai. Mr. Bryan.
Nj. Watson srt WILTON Randolph
Hearst viii bold s conference iu New
NaFS ga about IS aee&e tipe
The period a. susu~nva tnst followed
the closing OF the r~,ti- ASS not pro-
tauxrd. Iu no e~ son in recent years
has the feea.t ter. definitely known 20
aun. Hardly naa trr sur gone down
hen tke results i~ Ns0 York. began TO
appear. Bulletin faf.a&s3 HuTatia each
showing large Republican gains and
hy r o'gIozk a. Naa evident That the
great Empire state had given the Re
publican candidate "a u alartts beyond
the predictions u The party
$50 convincing was the story of the bull
letlrs that at : 30 August Belmont. at
Detpoc ratio headquarters. conceded
HmLgE a.
irx majority. and half an hour later
Democratic leaders ~ho had managed
the Democrats campaign freely admit
ted that th@ Republicans hal carried
every doubtful state There vas ~
disposition to hope eKainnt hore. As
state after state sent tn SIS Republican
majority. even from those
wealths upon which the Democrats hal
based their figures II suCc~as results
a unprecea@ntsd Republican major
fiex @~rs shown. ard the Democrats
fFaaklx conceded thsI defeat and a1er.
81 no explanation. Eeou after sir.
Heimosts decision. Nj Parker as
kn~oWl~aged the situation BY ;elegrapn-
inw MF Roosevelt his goRRratuhattou9.
The ferfest weather conditions whieh
prevailed over the entire couutD.
brought eut q result whlch shs Re
pubtic8ns predict wHl be = record
hF~sker ard ts the Increase of ballots
the Republicans gained more than their
share r. - not @say = peas al pne
remenat vese@ bas - phenomenal
matorlttes as sell
u~rxtuning attn the state II Ne~
York ~h1sh gives = Republican rlu
w.tHtg - wtaa.wawaWBmN ia am 49, sMHM
runs Esnfurky lone showtus a bern.
ocfstle aln iaagans il credited with
a. least e. eco riaFslity ta~A az oea
ard Pennsylvania heads the ift as the
tmnnvf genuhllfan state ~uh ire nasE
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fhe southern states she vote has teen
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