The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-23
Official Canvass Fixes Total.
Vote at 13,5o8,496, a De
crease of 46o,o7S.
REPUBLICANS MAKE GAINS
Democratic Returns Show Net
Loss of 1,2oo, ooo, Compared 81
With Preceding Year.

.(ByAssocintetl Press ,

3A@0 CHI CAGO, Dec. 22.-Thc Official can
svass Of the votes last November for
Presidential electors was completed to-
day, when the result was announced In
Minnesota North Dakota and Washing
ton. The Associated Press Is, therefore,
able to present the first table giving the
official vote Of all the forty-five Sta tes.s
The total lis 1s.5Os.496 against 13.9SS.574
in 1900, a decrease OF 460.07S. The ball
lots wcro divided as follows:
Roosevelt. Republican, 7,627.s32.
Parker, Democrat. 5,080,054.
Debs. Socialist. 391.bS7.
Swallow, Prohibitionist. 2G0303.
# Watson. Peoples. 1857.
Corregnn. Socialist Labor, 33.S51.
lIolcomb, Continental Labor, $40.
Roosevelts Plurality.
Roosevelt received over all 1.74s,768 and
over Parker. 2.6a7,67s. In 1900. Mckin-
q ley had 467.04G more than all the other
candidates and 859.9s4 more than Bryan
Ths vote for. Roosevelt was 4o3, S2s
more than for Mckinley. while hat for
Parker was 1.277.772 less than for Bryan.
Mckinley polled more votes than.
& Roosevelt In Alabama, Georgia. Kentucky.
Louisiana. Maine, Maryland. mississippi,
New Hampshire. North Carolina. South
Carolina. Tennessee. Texas and Ni rsin,a.
= ROOScvcts got more lnAn1 HAclN1insy ~ ~ ~
\ other thlrty-two States. 35
Parker received more votes than Bryan,
Sin Delaware, Georgia, Mississippi New
Jersey. New York, Rhode Island. South
Carolina and West Virginia, while Bryan.
got moro than Parker In the remaining
thirty-soven States. III III 4; 3sS
The Republicans made gains OF theft
vote OF 1900 IN thirty.two States nd the
official figures show losses in hirteen
YD.,,,,, 1tro,
$f32042 and the total losses 312.249. net
gain. 1922. l8s .s .$
The Democrats pollcd moro votes IN
eight States than in 900, but less IN
stbirty-aeven, The total gains We're 80. 4
#T92 and the total losses. POI .49l. net
( loss .260.699. 5s,s4 q; ss
Roosevelt carried thirty-two States
against twenty-eigh by Nick lnley and
4 1 "a 33s electoral cotcs under the appor-
{ t,onmcnt OF 1900. Mckinley had 29e
under the superintendent OF 1880 there
having been an addition Of 20 by the last
apportionment.
y n. PARK er ca rried thirteen States against
seventeen by Bryan and has 80 el ectoral Y
votes. 5 Bryan had 1855. under the appor-s
Torment In force in 1900. #
= watson received his largest vote In
Georgia. the total Of that state, ~ go,
with 20.50S in Nebraska, being nearly
#one-thirtl OF HIS aggregate. 14,637.$
\ Pa rkcra pollcd 5n.21s In 800.
The Prohibition vote in 1900 was 2os, 19l.
IN November 10000. a gain OF 51.5l2.
u -Four years ago the Socialists iiad, al an
I electoral ticket In thirty-two Sta ties anu
4 polled s7.7s9 votes. This year they had.
az ticket In forty five tsates ard the
ia: ticket III forty i've Sta ties nd 5..t the
& 900 votes were polled In only Call
MIA. Illinois. Massachusetts,. Missouri RI and IN
New York. LII November. Debs got over
5.nooeIn California. Illlnols. Indiana Iowa,
Kansas. Massachusetts. Minnesota. ~ is
souri,. Montana, Nebraska, New Jersey,
New York. Ohio. Oregon. Pennsylya Ia.
Utah. Washington and wisconsin. the
largest number. 60. 225,. In Illinois.
The Official Vote.
lrhc following table shows the Official
vote in each State for the two principal