The Yale expositor., 1908-11-06
How States Voted.

TOW states NOtcu.
Massachusetts has been carried by
Taft by about 100000. Mr. Bryan car
rled the city OF Boston by twelve votes.
For governor, Draper is successful by
10000.
In Connecticut MIR. Tafts plurality
is $4,000, il is estimated. somewhat
less than Roosevelts four years ago.
The returns from Rhode Island in
dictate that it has gone for Taft by
10000.
New Hampshire plurality for Mr..
Taft will be in the neighborhood of
10000.
Maine has declared for Mr. Taft by
$4,000. appropriately what Mr..
Roosevelt received.
New Jersey surprised even the Re-
publican prognosticators, and is in the
Taft column by upwayds of $4,000.
figure considerably in excess of Mr..
Roosevelt's plurality in 1904
Mr.. Bryan carried the solid south,
the reports indicating that the negroes
in some of the states. Georgia, for in
stance, voted for him in large mum
beTs.
In the middle west Mr.. Bryan did
not make the running his managers
expected. Illinois gives Mr.. Taft a
plurality OF at least $4,000 and Gov.
Deneen wins over Adlai Stevenson by
an estimated plurality of 10000. Mr..
Taft carried the city of Chicago by
10000.
In Indiana the reports at Z o'clock
this morning indicate that Taft has
carried the state by the narrowest of
pluralities, 5000. ii is estimated. Thos.
H. Marshall, the Demomratic candi-
date for governor, is elected over
James L. Watson. In Marion county,
where Indianapolis is located, which
gave Mr.. Roosevelt 10000 four years
ago, Mr. Taft beat Mr.. Bryan by IL
votes.
Ohio, according to returns up TO l
o'clock. has gone for Taft by safe
plurality. but the race for the COVER
norship is close. Judson Harmon,
Democratic candidate, was claiming
his election at midnight over Gov.
Harris
Michigan rolled up the usual Repub-
licanlican plurality 1t is enrolled in
the Taft column by probably 10000.
Minnesota provided another old
time Republican landslide plurality,
about 100000, according 10 returns mp
TO this hour Johnson is reelected.
Missouri furnished one Of the tight
est contests anywhere in the country.
Bryan Is successful in that state by
less than 5000. according TO the early
returns.
Nebraska is claimed by the Repub-
licans by $4,000, although the Demo
Gratis insist that the result is still in
doubt
Colorado's plurality for Mr.. Taft
will equal what il gave Mr.. Roosevelt
four years ago Generally in the Paci-
fic coast states the Republican plaural-
tiles are imposing, although in most
cases a little below the Roosevelt
figures.
Iowa went Republican ably about 49,
600. Kansas leaned to Mr., Taft by
&c. 900. Idaho is Republican by small
plurality. Nevada is Democratic by
perhaps 1000.
In Kentucky. where the fight was
hot. there was a Democratic gain over
four years ago. Mr.. Bryan has carried
the state by an estimated plurality
of 10000.
Oklahoma gave Mr.. Bryan sizeable
plurality.
The latest returns from Pennsyl-
vania indicate a Republican plurality
on the national ticket of 25O,0OO.
Delaware is for Taft by perhaps
$500
Senators Elected.
The following candidates for the
state senate, all Republicans, were
chosen.
Sixth Dist.-W. r. Taylor. r.
Seventh Dist.-Cnarles White, r.
Eighth Dist.-E. N Bates, Il.
Ninth Dist.-A. C.. Kingman. r.
Tenth Dist. Whitney Watkins,
r.
Eleventh Dist-James f. Water, r.
Twelfth Dist.-Frank j. Newton, K.
thirteenth Dist.-Francis J. Shields.
r.
Fourteenth Dist-Arthur J. futile.
r.
Fifteenth Dist.-Loren ]. Dickinson.
r.
Sixteenth Dist.-Carl K. Mapes. r.
Seventeenth Dist.-Horace T. Bar
naby, II.
Eighteenth Dist.-W. II. Bradley, X.
Nineteenth Dist.-Fred b. Kline. r.
Twentieth Dist.-W. II. Aitken, X.
Twenty-first Dist-E. G.. Fox. X.
Twenty-second Dist. II. Whitney,
r.
Twenty-third Dist. II. Boldt. r.
Twenty-fifth Dist.-E. o. Ward, r.
Twenty-fourth Dist.-W. A. Collins.
r.
Twenty-sixth Dist-Earl Fairbanks,
r.
Twenty-seventh Dist.-Fred c. Wet
more, r..
Twenty.eighth Dist-Eugene Foster,
r.
Twenty-ninth Dist.-Otto Fowle. r.
Thirty-first Dist.-W. II. Moriarty,
r.
Thirty-second Dist.-C. Smith r.
The New Constitution.
While returns from the state on
the vote for the new constitution were
very meager at midnight. it appeared
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