The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-11-04

ably fail short of those obtained |
by the party in the Roosevelt cam
paign of 1904.
Taft has carried the state by sp-
proximately 10000 votes, although |
1t will be some time before the ex-
act figures can be obtained.
Chanles S. Deneen, the Republican !
candidcte for governor, ran far be
hind the national ticket, but has
been elected by pluality of about
100000 over Adlai lG. Stevenson, his
Democratic opponent Deneen's great.
est leases were suffered in Coof
county. which is his home.
Chicago pnd Cook county gave
plurality to Taft of $4,000 against
10000 for Roosevelt four years
AGO Outside of Cook county, the
PLURALITY for Taft is not fer from
100000. Tire plurality of President
Roosevelt in 1904 was 3O4,9S9 for
the state
Guthrie Okla, Nov. 4-Oklahoma
has continued loyal to the Dem
Dcratic pprty but the majority has
been reduced materially, and Bry.,
ans lead is estimated at only 25,.
900. The five members of congress
four Democrats and one Republican
haVe been reelected. The legislature
Is two-thirds Democratic, insuring
the re-eleotion of United States Sen.
ator Thomas p Gore.
Portland. Me. NIcv. i-Taft aud
Sherman were given plurality ol
$4,000 in Maine cut OF total vote
or the two leading parties of 1O3,-
100. Bryan's vote was estimated at
}2.725. Taft's 67203 The vote OF
both parties was below the averqgn
gf the past SO years, while the plu.
ality was about 5000 in excess of
he average.
Wilmington, Del, Nov i-Taft'
ndfcated plurality in Delaware
s 5000 and the Republican stats
ticket headed by Simeon S Penne-
we'll for governor and william II
Ieald fer congress, Is elected by
nbcut the same plurality, with tn,
reception that D2Vis, Republican
andidate for attorney general is
rcbably defeated by Andrew C.
Gray, Dem. The successful candid
ate is a son of Judge George Grey
Marion Lodge No. iO2 knights Of
'ythfcS entertained their friends
II a pleasing manner at the lodge
quarters last evening A large num-
yer of members and their friends
assembled and the affair proved 2
| nest enjoyable occasion. Refresh
| nents were served in the early
art Of the evening Election re.
| Ilrns were received.
The committee in charge OF tn
fair was composed of M. o. Stoll,
IPrry Sims and w o. Nippert.
Columbus, Nov 1.-The Associated
ress at 1:15 sent out the following
| tatemont from Cincinnati:
At one o'clock 1t seemed that Taft
would receive slightly more than a
normal Republican plurality of close
20 fifty thousand in Ohio, while .Har-
is, Republican, for governor, is de-
'eated. The figures are for the cleo
ion of Harmon a Democrat, by over
fifteen thousand.
Chairman Williams of the Repub!i-
an state committee at 2 o'clock
gain maintained that Governor Har
'is would be elected by a plurality of
5000, the figure at which he placed
| his plurality two hours before.
National Committeeman Harvey c.
CARRIER left the Democratic state head
quarters in the Hayden building at
l1:45 last night for home. Before
'eaving he gave out the following
staement:
Bryan is making gains in all parts
of the state at the rate of so to "A
precinct over the 1904 vote for presi-
dent. On returns | have received di-
'ect Bryan will carry the state by a
'very large majority. From what
know at this time il cannot be less
than 10000 The election Of Harmon
as governor of Ohio | concede by at
least 100000"
State Chairman Finley remained at
his post until long after midnight
receiving returns. At IL O'Clock ne
said; Upon returns we have received
from county chairmen and precincts
direct, and dsregarding all press
bulletins, Harmon Is making a pre-.
cinct gain Of 10 over Pattison in 1905
which will make his plurality any
where from 10000 to 100000. Il be.
lioye Bryan will carry Ohio by at
least $4,000.
At midnight Ohio election returns
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