Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1907-11-13
ROOSEVELT WILL BE COM
PEELED TO ACCEPT A RE-
NOMINATION.
NEW YORK CHAIRMAN SAYS
PRESIDENT WON FOR THE
REPUBLICANS.
ENDORSEMENT FOR TAFT AID
HADLEY IN MIssoURI-ELEc.
TON NEWS.

state committee wired the president
yesterday that Tuesdays republican
victory IN Kings county was due to
Mr.. Roosevelt's strength iE Brooklyn
He said last night that ne believed
the demand would be such that the
president would be obliged to accept
. denomination. Woodruff had been
asked where he stood on the presi.
Dental situation, when he replied:
Il propose to adopt new policy
a policy of silence, put / don't mind
expressing my opinion.
II am firmly of the opinion that
the demand for the denomination OF
Theodore Roosevelt will be so strong
next spring that the president will
be obliged to accept a denomination.
Every indication points to his being
swept into Office by an Overwhelming
vote.
under the leadership of Roose-
welt in the nation and of Hughes In
this state, the rank and file of the
independence league will In my judg-
ment, vote hereafter with the repub-
lican party"
Republicans Win New Jersey.
Trenton, N. j., Nov. frank S.
Katzenl ach, Jr., democratic candidate
for governor of New Jersey, last
night conceded the election of John
Franklin Fort. his republican oppo-
nent.
The latest figures give the state
to Judge Fort by about 1000.
Late returns do not change the
complexion of the state senate, which
gives the republicans IA to for the
democrats.
Big Republican Gain.
Boston. Nov. 7.-Politicians
throughout the state were interested
yesterday in examining the returns
from Tuesdays election to consider
its bearing on next years contest.
The independence league maintained
its place as a political body, while
the socalled anti-nerger party, by
polling trifie over three per cent
of the total vote, also will be in the
race next year to held convention
and to place candidates on the Off
cial ballot. The plurality by which
Governor Guild was reelected, which
revised figures yesterday placed 1T
104,S51, is the largest given a sue
cessful candidate for governor since
1898 On the other hand, the DEM
oeratic vote of S4,192 was one of the
smallest in years.
For Taft and Hadiey.
Kansas City, Mo-, Nov. THE
Missouri Republican club, the oldest
republican organization in Missouri,
last night unanimously adopted a
resolution endorsing Secretary Taft
for president of the United States,
and Attorney General Herbert S.
Hadley for governor of Missouri.
Six States Elect Governors.
Washington, D. c.. Nov. six
states elected governors Tuesday and
is cities mayors. Even for an "off.
year. the election was unusually de-
void of features, but Kentucky fur
nished sensation by swinging into
the republican column by pluralities
of the state candidates ranging from
5000 to 10 000 The republicans also
carried the city of Louisville 0y $500
majority for their mayoralty candi-
date. Results OF the sovernorsho
elections were, as TO- lows:
Kentucky-A E. Wilson, republi-
can; estimated plurality $4,000.
ssachusetts--Curtis Guild, Jr..
republican; estimated plurality 1885,
600.
Maryland l.. Crothers, dem.
ocrat; election close and plurality
probably about 1000, but republicans
claim it was greatly reduced from last
year.
Rhode Island. H. Higgins, demo
crat; plurality 2,307 with all but one
district in the state heard from.
New jersey Franklin Fort, re-
publican; estimated plurality 5000.
Frank s. Katzenbach, democrat, was
at first thought to he elected.
Mississippi-E. F. Noel, democrat.
The democrats had no opposition, the
election being a mere Formally.
Besides the election for governor
state treasurer was chosen in Penn
sylvania, John o. Sheats, republican,
being elected by $4,000.
Results of the mayoralty elections
were as follows:
San Francisco, Cal.-E r. Taylor,
dem. and good government league.
Hornell, N. Y.-R. n. Pragen, rep,
Rochester, n. Y.-H. Edgerton, rep.
Syracuse, n. IA. C. Forbes, rep.
Geneva, N. "a. P. Rose, dem.
Cleveland, O.-Tom L. Johnson,
dem.
GAINESVILLE, O.-Gorrell, rep.
Sandusky, O.-Moltter dem.
Marion, O.-Scheriff, dem.
Marietta, mckinney, ind.
Troy, N. MANN, rep.
Cincinnati. OIL. Markbreit, rep.
Jersey City. n. J.--H. D. Wittpen.
Binahamton. ~ Y-C. Slauson, rep.
Louisville, KY J. F. Grinstead
rep.
Columbus. O.--Bond, rep.