El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-11-09

, legislature is in doubt, with the chances
in favor of a Democrat to succeed SEN
ator Kean, Republican.
The Democrats elected eight con-
gressmen and the Republicans two.
New York
New York, N Y, Nov 9-This state
has gone Democratic overwhelmingly.
John a. Dix having been chosen COVER
nor by plurality of not less than So
600 and possibly nearer 100000.
The vote in New York city shows
publican, and $4,000 for Hopper, Hearst
party.
Syracuse. Stimson's plurality, 34Oo.
Troy, Dix plurality 113O.
Gloversville. Stimson's plurality 800
Buffalo, Dix's plurality 1900.
HoGnellsville, Dix's plurality 800.
Schenectady. Dix wins
Rome. Dix's plurality 27S.
Utica, Dix's pluranty. 1917.
Dix carried RooseyeltS own election
district by plurality of so.
Congressman Serene s. Payne. father
of the tariff law. lost his home city
by All but was reelected.
Talcott, Democratic nominee for con-
gress. carried Utica by 376S against
Wilmington, Republican. present con-
gresham, and vice president Sherman's
man.
Martin ". Littleton. Democrat a ma
tive Texan. unseats Cocks, present Re
publican incumbent, in the first dis
trict
The New York legislature is Demo-
cratic and Chauncey Depew will not
be returned to the senate.
The Republicans have lost heavily in
the congressional election. but are
known to have elected 13 out of the
81 members. with eight districts un-
certain, including that of Herbert Par
sons, Roosevelt's friend. Goldfogle,
Sulzer and Francis B. Harrison, once
Considered Democratic presidential
timber, are among the Democrats GER
tainly elected.
William NJ. Calder. Serene Payne and
Edward Vreeland are among the Re
publicans safe. Hamilton Fish's seat
is in question
Henry L. Stimson attributes his Co
feat to causes nationwide and a gen.
eral movement of the Republican par.
ty toward progressiveism
There seemed to be ground
swell all over the country" he SAID.
and I was caught in it. I think its
only the beginning. We're beginning
to have a realignment of political par
ties and the Republican party is going
through the agency of becoming pro-
pressive
Mr.. Stimson sent telegram last
night to John A Dix, congratulating
him on his election.
Roosevelt Silent.
Absolutely nothing to say" is the
word that comes from Sycamore Hill
Theodore Roosevelt was at home all
last evening. but he declined even to
receive interVieWerS.
In his speech at Davenport Iowa,
last Friday, he said If the Republicans
were beaten this time, they would win
next time. and that win or lose, the
fight would go on. Just after he had
voted Tuesday, he said again that
not the party would keep up the
tight"
North Carolina.
Raleigh n. c.. Nov 9.-No changes !
are shown in the solid Democratic dele |
cation in congress.
North Dakota.
Fargo y. D., Nov 9.-John Burke |
Democrat will carry this state. but two ]
Republican congressman will probably |
be elected, and the legislature will prob |
ably be Republican on joint ballot the !
new legislature will have the naming of I!
two senator's, and McCumber Will prob |
ably succeed himself.
Ohio.
Cincinnati, O., Nov 9.-Judson Har- |
mon carried the state probably by in !
creased pluralities over 1908 when he |
won by $4,000. The Democratic gains
appear quite uniform in the big cities