The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1906-11-08
Election Results Are Generally
Favorable to Republi-
can Party.
RETAIN CONTROL OF CONGRESS
Cannon, Dalze!I, Kennedy and Others
Antagonized by Union Labor Are
Re-elected-Wadswo of Beef Bill
Fame, Is Defeated for Reelection.

Chicago, NOV. I.-DlSpatcneS 10 Iht
Associated Press show that the Re-
publicans have elected 12G congress
men and the Democrats ZIG, of whom
sc are from the southern states. The
Democrats have CAMEL one in Mary
land, one in New Jersey, two in Hi
nois, one in Missouri, one in Pennsyl-
vania and one in New York, and the
Republicans one in Maryland and one
in Kentucky, making a net Democratic
gain of five in 242 of the $50 districts.
New York, Nov. incomplete re-
turns indicate that James w. Wads-
worth, Rep, has been defeated for
congress from the 34tI New York dis
trict. He appears to have lost Or
leans, Genessee and Wyoming codn-
ties, although all counties were car.
ried for Hughes.
Danyille, H., Nov T. Congress
18th dist.-Joseph c. Cannon. elected
by usual majority.
MASSACHUSETTS.
Boston. Nov. THE Republicans
after a short but spirited campaign,
were victOrs in the state election. Gov.
Guild being reelected by consider
bly, increased plurality over last year.
while his opponent, District Attorney
John b. Moran of Boston. the candi-
date Of the Democratic and Prohibition
parties and Independence league, re.
ceiyed Il somewhat larger vote than
that given the Democratic candidate
year ago. With two-thirds of the
state vote tabulated Mr.. Gnilds Dlu-
rality was estimated at about $1,000
The Republicans reelected their ell
Tire state ticket. although Lieut. Gov
Draper fell considerably behind Gov
Guild. The next legislature will be
Republican by the usIal large major
iJy in both houses and this will in.
sure the election of United States Sen
ator W. Murray Crane of Dalton. who
is at present completing brief term
The delegation TO congress will re
main practically the same.
MICHIGAN.
Detroit, Nov Gov. Warner and
the entire Republican state ticket have
been elected by 10000 to 100, 000. The
Republican congressional candidates
in each Of the y Michigan districts
have been elected and the Republicans
viii have a large majority in the state
legislature with a probability of lis
entire membership.
Second Dist-ChaYlts Z. Townsend
Rep, elected.
Eighth Dist--Josepl W. Forducy,
Rep. elected.
Tenth DisJ.--George \. Loud Rep.
elected; 10 opposition.
KENTUCKY.
- Dist-PrestOn Kimball, Dem.
elected.
TEXAS.
Austin. Nov. TIL total vote was
small, not exceeding 100000 votes all
told, some l3j coo of which repreaeu,
the combined vote of the Republican.
the Recognized Republican. Socialist,
the Socialist Labor ard the Prohibi-
ton parties The legislature will be
Democratic overwhelmingly. there be
ing only slight chance for the Re.
publicans TO get one member in the
lower house out of a possible l2S. All
Democratic congressman were elected.
MISSISSIPPI.
All Democratic nominees for con
gress elected.
ARKANSAS.
All Democratic nominees for con.
gress elected.
TENNESSEE.
Nashville. Nov. Reports show
Patterson. Dem, for governor. receiv-
ed the usual off-year majority in Mid
die Tennessee, which indicates his
election by $1,000 to 10000.
Republicans elected in first and sec
ond districts. Democrats elected in
all others except eighth. which is in
doubt.
LOUISIANA.
The seven Democratic nominees for
congress were elected in Louisiana.
FLORIDE.
Jacksonville, Fla, Nov. ALL the
Democratic candidates in Florida are
elected. The legislature is probably
unanimously Democratic. The propo-
sition advocated by Gov. Broward to
drain the Everglades seems to be de-
feated.
GEORGIA
Congress-AN the democratic can.
didates are elected.
INDIANA.
Indianapolis, Nov. THE Republi.
can state organization claims Indiana
by from $4,000 to 10 coo for the state
ticket.
Twelve precincts our of l3S in Mar
ion county give Sims, Rep, for secre,
tary of state, 2.S31: Cox. Dem. 2O77
MINNESOTA.
St Paul, Nov. Returns are con.
sidered by re Democratic state head
quarters up to 1870 indicate a land
slide for Johnson, Democratic candi
date for governor.
VIRGINIA.
Congress-Au the democratic can
lidates except in the ninth district are
elected.
KANSAS
Kansas City. Nov. Returns from
Kansas show heavy losses for Hoch
Rep, candidate for governor. who is
running behind his ticket. Hoch $
vote in Topeka is 1900 less than in
1904
NEBRASKA.
Omaha Nov. Returns fg8n Is of
the "a precincts in Omaha give Shell
don, Rep, fog governor. 3.7G2: Shall
lea5erger Dem. 2.1S9