Evening journal., 1906-11-07


rs OF the Republican party At the be-
.lnning of the campaign which ended
I the ballot box yesterday, the party
woa triumphant victory i'm Delaware
and one which every follower OF Linz
nln. Grant Mckinley and Roosevelt
nay be proud 20 say that he took part
d. Hiram r. Burton, VINO has done
% much for Delaware in his single term
n ;so lower House of Congress goes
acN to tnlt branch Of the National
seisiaturc, by majority OF nearly
Geo votes. TO continue the good work
iready begun by him.
Thomas n. Rawlins was reelected
tate Treasurer and Thomas G.. Roe
is elected state Auditor by suostantiai-
ly the same figures.
The Legislature of i906-0I will pre-
cont almost a sol phalanN OF Repuo-
ucan forces. The party VIII have "a
members Of the House. two-thirds OF
that hranch--and I'm the senate there
win be II Republicans, making but one
short of two-thirds that is necessary
to enact partisan legislation.
In this. New Castle county. Repupll-
cans elect eleven members OF the House
and two Senators, and the Democrats
four members of the House and two
Senators.
In Kent county seven Republican
Representatives and three Senators
we're elected. while the Democrats
elected one Senator and three Repre-
sentatives
In sussx county Republicans elected
leicht Representative and four Semi
ltors: Democrats get but two Repre-
sentatlves.
The Republican majority In New
lCaste reaches 1000.
In Kent county the majority Is In tho
lneighborhood OF 400.
Sussex county rolls up n Republican
majority considerably over 1000,
Election Was Remarkable.
/ Yesterdays election was a remark
able one IN many respects. It is prac-
lticany the first time where the use or
money was denied and where q strict
watch was kept to prevent its use IN
the purchase Of votes. And the result
is a triumphant victory for purity OF
the ballot accompanied with as equally
great a victory for the Republican
party.
ALTHOUGH the Democrats put up a
Istir bluff until the last, croying IT the
Republicans don't use money we VIII
win" how much truth there was In
their utterances df they themselves
believed them) the figures show.
Chairman Ball Happy.
Former Congressman L. Heisler Ball
chairman Of the Republican County
committee. says. "The victory was a
great one and shows how the people Of
lDelaware stand on the subject Of good.
lclean Republican politics. / was never
lin doubt for an instant that the Re-
lplblican party would carry the State,
lbut m9ioriues. as matter Of fact are
hard 10 figure ON. although ] did say
THAT our majority should be about
lsooc."
Gives Credit to The Journal.
Early this morning Congressman
Burton sent the following message TO
lThe Evening Journal.
"Aeain sussex county gives good
account Of herself Here IN Lewes we
have elected our Senator over Or.
THOMPSON. which is a grand victory.
ipope New Castle did as well propor-
lt'onately as Sussex.
.I consider that 90 the Journal Is
ilarqelv due the credit OF the Republi-
ican victory In Delaware. You have
lbecn fghting persistently and constant
iiy for the party and I know the ef-
Poet of your work has been considerable
isu all parts Of the state, and particu-
.arIy IN Kent and Sussex counties. Re-
oublicans cannot fail to appreciate your
-ood work"
STATE SENATE.
NEW CASTLE COUNTY
First District CWnmington)-Georg W
Sparks, Republican.
Third District-Wiliiam II. Mile Il.
Fifth Distrlct-John w. Morrison. y.
Seventh District-Edward Hart, d.
KENT COUNTY.
First District-Thomas c. Moore. K.
Third District-Remsen Barnard, r.
Fourth william T. Jester y.
Fifth District-Alvan b. Conner II.
SUSSEX COUNTY.
First DlstIict-samuel e. Reed. r.
Third District-Joseph life r.
Fifth District-James Rowland, r
REPRESENTATIVES..
I NEW CASTLE COUNTY.
First district Cwlmingtonl-Jossph II
Bartlett. Republican.
Second district ONilm nston)-f'ratk y
Paradoe. Republican.
Third district CWiiminston)-ichsi
Keenan,. Republican.
Fourth district Cwi,mington) DIR. y. O
Cooper. Democrat.
Firth district Cwilm'ngton)--JoseHh i
McCanerty. Democrat.
Sixth district-Jeremiah Z. Harvey. T.
Seventh distrift-Darlington Finn n.
Eighth districi-Isaac Richards, r.
Ninth district--John p. Wilson. r.
Tenth district-Chauncoy p. Hole 'nib.