The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-05-03

ic. to which party she has always given
her electoral. vote.
Montana has two Democratic sena-
tors. but her one congressman is Re
publican. Her governor and all state
officers are Democrats or fusionfsts. In
the presidential election of 1892 the
state went Republican, but gave her
adherence to the Democrats in 1896 and
1900 In 1902, however, the Republican
candidate for supreme judge had a
plurality of 1O,4S6 out of a total vote
of 5000.
Nebraska has two senator's. i've out
of six congressman and all state officers
Republican. The state went Demo-
cratic. or. rather, fusion. from 1896 to
1893, inclusive. but gave her electoral.
vote TO Mckinley in 1900. In 1903 the
Republican candidate for supreme
judge had a plurality of 9.127 out Of
total vote of 100000
Nevada has one senator and one state
officer Republican, her other senator,
her one congressman, governor and the
balance Of her state government being
Democratic. or, rather, Silver party. In
the presidential elections of 1876. 1884
and 1883 the state went Republican; at
all other times Democratic. Populist or
Silver In 1902 the Silver Democratic
candidate for governor had a plurality
of 1,743 out of a total vote of 11,315-
New Hampshire is completely Repub
lican in her senators. congressman and
state government. Her electoral vote
has always been Republican
New Jersey has three Democratic
congressman out of ten, the balance Of
her congressman, the two senators and
all state officers being Republican The
state went Democratic in every presi-
Dental election from 1876 to 1892. in
elusive. then gave her vote to the Re
publicans in 1896 and 1900. In 1901 the
Republican candidate for governor had
a plurality of III out of a total vote
of 35S, 267.
New York has two Republican sena-
tors, twenty Republican congressman to
seventeen Democratic and all Repub-
lican state officers but one. In presiden-
tial elections New York went Demo-
cratic in 1876, 1884 and 1892; in $780,
1883, 1896 and 1900 Republican. In 1896
the Republican plurality was 26S. 469,
but the next year Judge Alton B. Par
ker CDem.) carried the state for chief
justice Of the court OF appeals by Co.
SS9- In 1888 Theodore Roosevelt for
governor had a plurality of 17,76S. In
1902 the Republican candidate for gov
ernor received a plurality of $500 out
of a total vote of over 100000. At the
same election the Democratic candidate
for attorney general was elected.
AaIOllId Is COHlDlelely DeIllO-
cratic in her officials, as she has been
in all of the presidential elections since
1872.
North Dakota has all Republican OFF,
Gals. She has always given her elect
oral vote to the Republicans except in
1892. when she gave one vote to Harri-
son, one to Cleveland and one to Wea-
yer. Republican plurality, 1902, 1865.
Ohio has all Republican officials ex-
cept four Democratic congressman out
of twenty-One. Ohio has gone Repub-
lican in every presidential election ex-
cept one eIector for Cleveland in 1892
and last year gave a Republican plu-
rality of 1882.
Oregon now has both senators, both
congressman and all state officials ex-
| cept governor of the Republican faith.
The Democratic governor was elected
in 1902 by plurality of 276. The state
gave one electoral vote to Weaver and
three to Harrison in 1892, but in all
other presidential elections has been
carried by the Republicans, the plural
| ity in 1900 being 1914.
Pennsylvania has four Democratic
congressman out of thirty-two. Sen
ators and state government are Repub-