Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-11-07

4 LEWIS ~ ObduiSit INDIVIDUALLY uOiuluc5
for lieutenant governor, and the rest Of
I the democratic ticket 10 this State have
undoubtedly been elected. Latest re-
turns this morning from the city and up
state indicate this, though the final fig
ures will not be known for hours, as re-
turus from some counties are coming in
slowly.
Returns from greater New York, with
nine election districts missing, show that
Chapler ran over IS, 600 ahead OF Hearst.
Chaoler's plurality in greater New
York is ab ut 1876, 600. Belated returns
on the rest of the democratic ticket from
up state show that Hearst RAD behind
bis ticket. This plainly indicates the
election of Chanler and the rest of the
democratic nominees on the ticket.
THE RESULT OF THE ELECTION.
Curtis Guild, jr., republican, defeated
John d. Moran for governor OF Mas
sschusetts by more than 80. 000
Connecticut reelected its republican
State ofiicisls
Rhode Island swung back into the
democratic column, electing Higgins.
New Hampshire apparently elects
Floyd, but his plurality is so small the
legislature must pass upon the result.
New York elected Hughes, republi-
can, over Hearst.
California elected Gillett and Incl
dentally showed under the Hearst indie
pendence candidate, who was an indif-
ferent third.
Colorado repudiated Alva Adams, the
democrat, who said he was robbed at the
polls at the last election, and swung well
into The republican column.
Iowo was torn by opinions, and both
parties claim the victory.
Michigan gave It's usual 100, 600 for
the republican State ticket.
Bryaa's influence could not carry Ne
braska for the democrats, and it also is
republican,.
The two DJkotas have elected repub-
lican State tickets.
Texas polled 25O, 900 votes ana gave
200, coo of them for the democratic ticket.
Wisconsin, showing factional disturb
snce to one side, elects republican
governor by 100, 900.
Pennsylvania elected The republican
State ticket by al oil time republican
plurality.
The movement in Philadelphia and
through Pennsylvania inaugursted last
year as a result of Philadelphia Gas Lease
fight received severe blow in the election.
TIE latest figures show that everywhere
ia the city and the state the fusion parry
opposed to the regular republicans were
either badly defeated or had its last year:
vote greatly reduced,
Tennessee joked with Henry Clay
Evans, ex-republicsn Commissioned Of
Pension, aud then defeated him By Is, 0OC
eecting by the usual oil year plurality
the democratic ticket.
Idaho seems to have gone democratic.
Kansas consistently run its gubernato-ial
candidate, Hocb, behind in the early
hours and came to his rescue in time Ia
ensure his q Lotion by in Jeff year.
plurality.
Alatama went democratic.
Congress will still be republican.
Mr.. Cannon had hard fight, but won
out with n plurality Of 1900. AT
present indications are that the only
Congressman of national prominence
defeated is Jap. w. WsJswor:h, called
"Beef Trust JIM" because If mis- oppos:-
ton to President Rlosevelt's packing
house reform plans
The republican msiOrity 10 the House
indca'ed al present is sc.
Arizona aud New Mexico would not
stand for President Roosevel?s plan for
Joint statehood aud have defeated the
proposition.
oklahoma, the new State, coupled With
Indian territory, is bright new star for
the democracy.
Missouri is still 10 doubt. 1t is prof.
ably dem0cractic but less than half the
counties have been heard from. The re-
publicans claim it by small majority;
the democrats by 5000.
Ohio has gone republican by about
5000. The democrats have elected
congressman ir the fourth, fifth, sixth,
tenth, and seventeenth districts, gain
of four over their present delegation in
The House, Nick Longworth got in
with 600 plurality.