The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1904-11-10
Pennsylvania.

Pennsylvania.
The Republicans have made ar al
host complete sweep in Pennsvlya-
Mia. carrying the state for Roosevelt
and Fairbanks by over 100000 and
electing % of the &c state senators
and % Of the 80 congressman. They
nave also elected about 175 Of the 2of
members OF the house of representa-
tives. This gives them control of
| both branches of the legislature by a
| large majority, insuring The election
Of Governor Pennypacker's appointre
| Philander c. Knox. for United STATES
senator TO succeed the late Vi. S. Quay.
John P. Elkin Republican. is elect
ed state supreme court judge by a
majority almost as great as that cast
for The national Republican ticket.
Republicans have also carried nearly
all the judicial districts in which cleo
lions were held for common pleas
Judges and the Ave counties in which
associate judges were chosen.
WEST VIRGINIA.
Without a precinct in the state
counted enough has been learned to
indicate that the Democratic ticket
has made very heavy gains. One pre-.
cinct in Parkersburg normally DEM
ocratic by 10 has 11S straight Demo
cratic tickets. 81 straight Republican
tickets and LAG scratched tickets. Of
which nearly all are Republican tick.
cts with Democratic candidates voted
for
INDIANA.
Democratic National Chairman Tag
CART has conceded the election of
Roosevelt and Fairbanks and has tele-
graphed his congratulations to Repub-
lican National Chairman Cortelyou.
Democratic State Chairman O'Brien
comedies that the Republicans have
carried the state by 10000 or over
He comedies the legislature to the
Republicans and this insures the cleo
tion of two Republican senator's to
succeed Senators Fairbanks and Bey-
eridge.
ILLINOIS.
The indications are that the Re
publican national ticket has carried
Illinois by about 10000 The chair
man Of the Republican state central
committee asserted that Roosevelt
would certainly have a plurality Of
100000. The Democrats declared that
these figures were greatly eXaggerat-
ed, but admitted that Roosevelt would
have plurality not far from 100000
The returns on congressman are slow
but it looks as if the Republicans have
gained at least two in Chicago.
CONNECTICUT.
Returns from most Of the l6S towns
in the state indicate that President
Roosevelt swept the state, his plural
ity being estimated at almost $4,000.
The entire Republican state ticket
was also elected
VERMONT.
Roosevelt carried this state by
about $1,000. Roosevelt ran ahead of
McKinleys vote in 1900, while Parker
ran behind that Of Bryan.
WISCONSIN.
Sixty precincts in Wisconsin, in
GLIDING 80 in Milwaukee, give Parker
1851; Roosevelt, 1,761 Peck, S,5S2;
La Toilette, 1921. 1t is estimated
Roosevelt will have a plurality of So
600 in the state and La Toilette, Rep,
safe plurality for governor.
MASSACHUSETTS.
Douglas (Dem) is elected governor
by a plurality of $4,000 and Roosevelt
has carried Massachusetts by 10000.
MARYLAND.
Though the returns from the coun-
ties of Maryland are net complete
and those from four precincts in Bal
timOre are missing, the returns that
have been received indicate that Mary
small majority. probably a few hun
bred votes, this estimate being based
upon the returns received and the vot-
ing records in those districts not
heard from.
In the six congressional districts of
the state three Republicans and two
Democrats have been elected, with
the remaining district in doubt.
The chairman of the Republican
state committee claims that the final
returns will show a Republican ma
jority of over 1000 in the state
TENNESSEE.
The vote in Tennessee has been
light. Early returns indicate an es-
timated Democratic plurality of % 1000.
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