The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-11-06

Republican Victories, Except IL
New Jersey, Where Democrat
Elect Governor and Others-sheata
Heads Ticket In Pennsylvania, and
Moran IL Reelected After Hard
Battle at Boston - Close Race In
Rhode IsIand-Americnn Party In
Lead mt Salt Lake city.
NEW YORK, Nov. G.-The elections
throughout the country passed Off in
comparative quiet.
The returns from all sections give the
following results:
In Massachusetts. Governor Guild
| (Rep) has an estimated plurality OF
about 10000 and is elected. His plu-
rallty in 1904 was 30.233.
In New Jersey the returns on gov.
ernor are coming In slowly, but a re
port from the state capital indicates
| that KatZenbach, Democratic candi.
date for governor, may have a plurall-
ty Of 10000.
In 1904 Stokes, the Republican can
didate for governor, had plurality of
$1,000.
In Pennsylvania, Shtatz, who heads
the Republican ticket for state treas
urer. is elected by large majority,
estimated at 10000. In 1906 the pl,l.
rality of Stuart, Republican candidate
for governor, was 1926.
In New York state Edward T. Bart.
lett and Willard Bartlett, who ran
Jointly on the Republican and Demo
cratic tickets. are elected as judges
OF the court of appeals over the candi-
dates Of the Independence league. In
New York city the Tammany candi-
dates are leading those of the Indie.
pendence league by large majorities.
In Rhode Island, Higgins, Democrat
ic candidate for governor, is making
gains, but the race is close. In 1906
Higgins had plurality of 1918.
81 y iohh iit tOuuia luul-
cate that Ex-Governor Smith wins in
the senatorial primaries. There are
no early returns on the governorshlp.
In Kentucky, Wilson. Republican
candidate for governor, is making
gains, but there is doubt as to his over
coming the Democratic majority of
1903.
In Mississippi the election of Noel,
Democratic candidate for governor, is
assured. as he has no opposition.
AT Cleveland the latest returns indi-
cate plurality for Burton, Republic
an candidate for mayor, over Tom l..
Johnson Dem). st San Francisco
the Union Labor candidate is showing
unexpected strength. At Salt Lake
City the American, or Anti-Mormon.
party is leading At Toledo Mayor
Whitlock Is reelected.
Frederick c. Filley (Rep.) was elect
ed assemblyman in the First district
Of Rensselaer, county, N. Y, by ma
jority Of 1874. Bradford Il. Lansing
Rep) was elected from the Second dis.
trict by 743.
At Salt Lake City municipal cand-
dates of the American (Anti Mormon
party had the largest plurality ever
given In this city. Bransford. for
mayor, has from 1000 to 10000 plu-
rality over Plummer Rep) and Nor
ris Oem.), whose strength is evenly
divided. The Americans will control
the council. They have been in power
for the last two years.
A San Francisco dispatch says COM
plete returns from eight precincts give
Taylor Oem) lat, Mccarthy Union
Labor 40, Ryan Rep.) 81.
Incomplete returns from ten pre-
cincts give Taylor 299, Mccarthy 80
and Ryan 65.
In Nebraska NJ. Beese, Republican
candidate for the supreme court the
most important state office voted on,
carried Douglas county by 5000 and is
undoubtedly elected, with III. Il. Clarke
for railway commissioner. The vic
tories seem to be largely with the Re
publican candidates.
Probably never before has the re-
suit Of an election in Maryland come
In so slowly. Chairman Vandiver of
the Democratic state central commit
tee claims the state for his ticket by
1900, but the Republican leaders de.
clared themselves hopeful as ever.
In the senatorial primaries Ex-Gov,
ernor John Walter Smith has carried
the state by large majority. In the !
city Of Baltimore Governor Edwin
Warfield appears to have received a
considerably larger share of the pop
ular vote than Ex-Governor Smith. |
While a legislative district might 90
for either Smith or War6eld,
unless the Democratic candidates for
the legislature are elected the prima.
ries in that district will be without
effect.
The Republican organization, of
which State Committeeman William |
Barnes, Jr., Is the leader, won In both
Albany city and county against fu-