The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-26
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SENATORS. expire !. !
Fifteen Are Republicans and
Likely to Be Succeeded
BY Republicans.
THE SITUATION I'm DELAWARE
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Alice, Who Has the Enm|ty Of
A Adj; i':t!, IS Not Likely 70
Return.
rHE SITUATION In DELAWARE
From our Regular CORRESPONDENT.

# (From Our Regular Correspondents
53 WARRINGTON, September 2s. - Tho
terms OF thirty United States senators
will expire March Sd, 1906. While tho
election OF n few senator's has already
been assured, IL Is probable that In
nearly all tho other elections there will
assumed q lively aspect. Virginia has
Just decided who shall succeed Thomas
8. Martin. who Is one OF the thirty, by
primary n ELECTION, selecting him to sue
equivalent to. election.
a. 3, This thirty there are fliteen Re-
psod,eans Who Wlli most probably 20 sue
Of Michigan Burnham, Of New HaInp-
shire; 3 Burton. Of Kansas: & Crane, OF Mas
sachusetts: Cullon, Of 1llinols; Dolliyer,
o. i ! DRYDEN, Of NewiJersey; Elkins,
81 Se w q so ufs paEo'a
ka; Mitchell, Of Oregon; Nelson, Of Mime
sofa Warren, Of Wyoming, and 1Vetmorc,
OF Rhode Island. 2 f :34
succeeded by Democrats, besides Martin,
are Bacon, Georgia; Bailey, Texas; Berry,
Arkansas: Blackburn, Kentucky; Car
Foster Louislana Nc
Simmons. North Carolina Tilimanif south
e HAS OPPOSITION.
Ses A5se a "a Resv 49,
He has the bitter opposition Of Addison
zAddicks, the & gas man.. who accuses
1t is said Ahat 50 deter,n1n ned Is Addicks
against Alice that rather than see him
elected he would help Democrat to the
seat The election q senator from
fairly be said to be in doubt. There is
already a vacancy from that State no
senator having yet been chosen. to sue
1905 The struggle of the same factions
controls both senat0rships,l ana this also
is in doubt. 3A n sf54
There are three Democrats Esh s. terms =
went Republican at the last election,
Clark, OF Montana; Dubois, OF Idaho. and
Patterson, OF Colorado. The election III
Sna from aqh e 81
publicans carried the State. the Demo
crates held the Legislature BY a narrow
carry Montana for himself. notwithstand-
Chance. are even for him in his next
Iican to oo succeed bubois The Repu blieans
ei H.ss and The Legislature almost imam.
o9sy TIE LARGE pS. y nss II
boldly fought, will very likely lend T.
self to his defeat. The result OF the cleo
lions for senator's to replace those whose
to the present outlook, make the complex:
ion OF the Senate IS Republicans and 30
Democrats, with two vaca ncies from Della 1Nas
The real interest in the contests for
Senator during the mex. twelve months
will not be as between the Republicans
and Republicans in States which they
hold, and between Democrats In surc
Democratic States, with the exception OF
the three Western Gtates OF Colorado,
''' - ALGER Is OUT.
Alger, OF Michigan, will not again be q
candidate. William Alden smith, rsp pre-
dote. and will have to beat William
Mcmillan, a son OF James Mcmillan, who
died while a senator In the F1fyt-seyenth
Congress, and was succeeded by General
/ Alice. 1t is a foregone conclusion. will
not come back from Delaware, and z. IS
is, SO far. without slgn OF opposition.
turbed. Berry. 81 Arkansas. Is seeountea
greet dapger fr9 the
Kentucky is opposed by Judge Thomas !
opse IF Asprsssnsataves hs F Gag
on g s account OF being in the clutches Of the
law for. using his senatorial poSltlon 10
practice grating In the departments.
The Tennessee senatorship for the place
now held by Senator Cormack is reports |
ed TO be In doubt as between the Senator
and former Governor Robert L, Taylor.
Crane, of Massachusetts. appears safe to
succeed himself. Culom, OF Illinois, has
opposition in the person OF former GOV.
ernor Yates, but the odds arc n favor q
the incumbents. Deliver, OF Iowa, ana
Dryden, Of New Jersey are apparently p smtG !;
assured OF reelection. Elkins 81 west
Virginia. will carry his party with him
ocratic1 opposition. but he has been In
the habit Of winning victories. and the
chances favor him again. Foster OF |
Louisiana. will have no trouble coming
back Frye. OF Aiaine.,is as good as re:
turned. McLaurin,, Of Mississippi, will
not e WsahL "a Il JAMS XNp AW "
This seat will be the occasion OF a, very |
lllvely douteet. between Representative
John Sharp Williams and Governor Var /
damer with n possible dark-horse conf I
plication, Millard, from Nebraska, ls so
FAR without opposition for reelection.
Mitchell, OF Oregon. on account OF his
troubles which hns brought him into the
Federal courts. will not likely be q cans
Senator Morgan. II is generally accepted
here will be returned by his State az
long as he Is Is not disabled By the IN.
flrmities OF age. He and his colleague
Mr.. Pettus, are the oldest men IN the
Senate but both are regarded MS among
tho famous old men OF the times" y
There are now no signs Of contest for