The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-11-06
Bic VICTORY IS
PREDICTION Of
The DEMOCRATS
A MAJORITY OF FlFTY-oNE n
The NEXT CONGRESS is
NOW CLAIMED.
Battle of Ballots to Occur in Many
States on Tuesday-Both Parties
rpIe Statements, But One of the
'as
,Sgepubiicans Sounds Rather Weak,

Chicago, Nov. Statements re-
garding control of the next house of
representatives were given out today
by the democratic congressional COM
mittee, and Chairman Mckinley. Of
the republican congressional commit
tee. The democratic committee be-
iieves its party will have a majority
OF 5l In the SixtySecond congress.
while Mr.. Mckinley says he Is con-
fident the republicans will retain con-
troll by a fair working majority.
The democratic statement follows:
We believe, after careful and con-
servative estimate. that we will have
majority OF 81 in the next house
We arrive at this conclusion by CIV
ing to each party districts they are
reasonably certain to carry and di-
viding the doubtful districts equal
iy between them. While our gains
will be most pronounced In the east,
they will not be confined to any spe-
cial part of the country, as we have
every reason to believe we will make
gains in every state which now has
republican representation, with the
possible exception of four, nd We do
not expect to lose more than two dis.
tricts now represented by democ1 ats,
In the beginning of the campaign
prospects for democratic victory
looked so bright that we feared thew
would be only temporary. We con.
gratulate ourselves that the revolt
against the Payne-Aldrich bill and
republican mismanagement of the
government has grown each day
since the campaign began, until now
IT has become SO evident that a very
overwhelming victory for democracy
rs J. l.solutely assured.
G. o. p. Is Weak.
Chairman Mckinley says: From
the best reports obtainahle, | am con-
fident the republican party will con.
troll the Sixty-second congress by a
fair working majority, In fact the
outcome Of the election will be de-
termined by the percentage of repub.
lican vote OF the country coming to
the polls on Tuesday. Voters have
taken but light interest in the pend.
Ing campaign, as evidenced by the
small vote cast at the primaries for
candidates on several tickets. This
forecasts an extraordinary light vote
at the polls, especially in the rural
districts"
In New York.
New York, Nov. SIT is not DOS
sible that Mr.. Dix will have less than
100000 plurality in the state" declar-
ed VIM. S. Rode, of the democratic
state committee today.
We will carry this state for the
ticket ty over 100000 and for Slim
son by 100000 said Chairman Prem.
tice, OF the republican state commit
tee, in statement issued from re-
publican state committee headqnar-
ters.
Victory in Ohio.
Columbus, o., Nov. 5.-Chairman
Nichols, of the democratic legislative
committee, today issued the follow
ing statement
Inc legislative committee of tie
democratic party OF Ohio, claims the
reelection of Judson Harmon rs
governor by the LARGEST majority G;v-
en- democratic candidate for q sta,e
office since the formation of the re-
publican party. lis majority will
? 2 so heavy that there can be no
~ PIsOnable doubt of the election Cf
He whole democratic state ticket
Ehe legislature will be safely demo
cratic on joint ballot. The election
of fourteen democratic congressman
seems assured"