Milford chronicle., 1906-11-09

'NNTNNS' ALSETHER E
Republicans Reta . Control of Con-
gress by Coca Majority.
WILL BE NO MATERIAL CHANGE

WILL BE NO MATERIAL CHANGE
Democrats Gain Representatives In
Some States and Republicans In
Others-Nieholas Longworth Re-
elected.
Elections were held in AZ states. and
while the results in a number Of in
s9'Rees were of unusual interest, it
Jay be said that generally speaking
mere were no great surprises.
President Roosevelt's appeal for a
Republican congress was not in vain.
The result shows the election of 229
Republican congressman and 163 Dem
ocrats, with districts to be heard
from, There are 3S6 seats to be filled
, in the house.
The Democrats lost three and gained
81 congressman, as follows: Illinois. );
Indiana, g; Iowa, / ; Maryland / Min
nesota, l; Missouri 6; Nebraska, /;
New Jersey, 3; New York. 1: North
Carolina, 1 Ohio, 3; Pennsylvania, 5.
Republicans gained one each in Mary
and Kentucky and West Virginia.
making the net Democratic gain %.
Michigan, Iowa. New Hampshire.
North Dakota, Connecticut, Minnesota,
siiana and Wisconsin have rolled up
Apubican pluralities, although there
N some falling off from the usual
Ne in Iowa.
eOIaska shows big Republican
ss' Ohio also shows Republican
9 over the Pattison vote of last
~ The Republicans expect plu
,liB ooI2OOO in the state.
The constitution of the new state ol
kshoma will be written by Demo
All. The Indians voted the Demo
adc ticket almost soHdly. Okla
ma also went strongly Democratic
choosing delegates to the constitu
nal convention.
yew Mexico and Arizona have vote
torably on the proposition to ente
+ Union Jointly as a single state.
Congressman Nicholas Longwort
VS. Fe-eIected in Cincinnati.
io1gressman ]. Wadsworth, 10
mnv wears chairman of the hous
committee on agriculture at Washini
ton was defeated in the S4th Me-
York district. ~,
TbatRepublicans carried Utah w,
oming Nand Washington, and seem
have list Nevada, while both partie
are claiming Colorado
Z CoAs&essmsn Babcoek, Of Wisco
.,n SVTT foTmeri1 chairman of the Repu
bioan , congressional c0Wmittee' faii'
hi election. - It Hi
In Rhode Island James H. III
Fyins. D.. is elected governor.
conaressmen Elected.
porrevlvania-1. *Henry H. bin
4.n R: Q John E. Reyburn. R.; g.
IIamnton liam Moore, R.; A, *Reuben
1Iann ,al,, r ; w. w. Foulllrod, r.
Coor@a C,"U,,, D. McCreary, R.; Z, *Thom
eT, p,,tlar r. s. aIrving P. Wrger' r
3 p 4H l Burd Cassel, R.; 10. T. D. Nll
d. o. n. n *Henry w. Palmer
% % charles n. Brumm. R.; 10 30 30
- - potbarmeI D.: IA, *Mial E. I'm
IS. William B. Wilson. ~
l' Tobn G McHenry, D.; II, @BenJan
I""r =, Tocbt r.; rs. *Martiu e. Olmst
P 49, @John NJ. Reynolds, K;
NJ, T,,foi p Lafean. R.; p, Charles
porclav 15o, r.: %. *George F. Hun
90 5,S' aAilen e'li F. Cooper, R.; "a, *Ern
. Acbeson. r.; %, *Arthur L. d1 ba'
p o. I Davis Broadhead, D.; ~
senb sl G. Beale, R.; Is, NeIso @ o
WI T,,bao,or r %. aWilliam H. Grah'
20 eJohn Dalzell R.; 81, "Jan jan
F Burke. R.; 81, *AndreW de na'
field. R. ..,,, II lacks
r. 81. Frederick c. Talbot, IT,, -
Harry B. Wolf, D.; 4, *John Gl5l, III
d" :, ~sidney e. Mudd, R.; b. "Ge'
A. Pearre, r. .11;,.oro p 7
Delaware-At large "Hiram H.
ton. r. -.,,.- Tones
. *Harry L. Maynard, d. 3, -
1amb' D.; 4. Francis R. LasslteT, Ter,
Edward W. Saunders D.; D. ga
Glass, 6. ass D.; 7. *James Hay, D.; ., -
r Rixey. D.; 9, *Campbell slemp'
10 %Henry DeFlood, D.
west Virginia. William - r.
hard r. ,. Marmaduke Il. Densi at1
2 eJoseph Holt Gaines, H.. -. :, -
G. woodward. R.; o. James
Hughes, R.
RESULTS IN RHODE ISLAM
nsmocratic Governor Elected eu'