The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-09
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Jersey, electlng woodrow Wilson,
former. president OF Princeton Univer-
sity, by handsome plurality, though
Colonel Roosevelt did not actively
oppose him.
4 his own election district by GO, In hi.
own county of Nassau by 800 and
probably In his own congressional dis
trIcr Martin w. Littleton, Demo
cratic candidate for Congress, had a
plurality in the colonel's county over
Congressman Cocks. who was often a
spokesman OF Colonel Roosevelt when
the colonel was President. Returns
at this hour indicate Mr.. Littletons
election by just about the plurality
he received in Colonel Rooseyelts
county.
Get state senate.
In New York the Democrats have
apparently secured control of the State
Senate. but have lost the Assembly,
and the Legislature on Joint ballot IL
Republican, and the Republicans will
elect a Senator to succeed Depew. That
Is the only solace which the Republic
cans derive from the New York cleo
in congressman. as we'll as in State
Senator'S. The present Congressman
most Overwhelmingly defeated in this
State is Herbert Parsons, son OF John
T.. Parsons, of the sugar trust. and
lieutenant for Colonel Roosevelt in
his fight against the Old Guard in
the State.
and single tax advocate, apparently
has small majority over William s.
Bennet. But for the defeat OF Roose
Welt adherents In Manhattan, the col
onels friends had consolation in the
defeat OF Congressman Millington, an
adherent OF Vice President Sherman, In
Mr.. Sherman's home district Of Oneida
and Herkimer. 1t was Congressman
Milling ton that defeated Colonel Roose-
velt's nephew, Mr.. Robinson, for the
Republican nomination after Colonel
Roosevelt had come out openly In the
young mans favor.
In New York the surprising feature
OF the election was that the RepubIi-
can vote fell off more heavily up
state than 1t did in Greater New York.
In Greater New York the Democratic
plurality was considerably exceeded in
the year when Bird s. Coler ran
against former Governor Ooell. Tho
upstate Republicans have seldom II
ever come down with such a small
majority, 1t being estimated that
Stimson. Republican candidate for Gov
error. has not more than 5000
plurality in the upstate counties A
feature Of the election upstate was
that the Democrats carried the small
cities and Industrial centres. in which
the Republicans appealed to the labor
vote. The Democrats carried Geneva,
Hornell. Niagara Falls. Poughkeepsie
Einira and many other cities OF the
third ciass.
Hearst Vote Small.
The Hearst vote I'm the State was
also surprisingly small. In many of
the former Hearst strongholds Hopper
ran ahead OF Hearst, who was can
didate for Lieutenant Governor. In
ireater New York the Hearst vote
Toes not exceed 10000. Returns for
he Greater New York districts show
plainly that the Hearst strength was
sScrted in an effort to elect S,imson.
In Kentucky Caleb Powers thrice
con9icted for the assassination of
Goebcl and not long out OF prison
WAS elected TO Congress by 1000.
carrying every county in his district
except his home county of Laurel
Incomplete returns from Kansas in
iicate the defeat of Governor Stubs
and Insurgcnt Republicans in the
Second, Fifth and Sixth districts
chairman Martin of the Democratic
state Committee claims the election
of Hodges Democrat) for Governor
and three candidates for Congress.
Joseph Cannon. Speaker Of the
House, is elected By the biggest ma
jority the district has given for ten
years. seno Payne is elected by a
plurality but little short of normal
John Dalzell. another Of Speaker Can
mons lieutenants. is re-el.cted in
Pennsylvania. j. Sloat Fassett, a sup.
porter of Speaker Cannon. but one OF
the Old Guard upholders of Roosevelt,
at Saratoga, is defeated.
The situation in Congress Is some.
thing of a guess, even at 1915. The
best returns up to that hour indicate
the following:
The Republicans lose Senator's from
Indiana and Maine. where the cleo.
ton has already been held: Missouri,
Nebraska. Nevada, New Jersey, New
York and Ohio. This means that the
Republican majority in the United
States Senate is cut from o5 to 10
The House Of Representatives will
be Democratic probably 20, Demo-
cratiS gain of 3d. The new House will
have two Socialists from Wisconsin,
New York, November 8.-Incomplete
returns indicate the election Of 81 Re-
publicans and So Democrats to the AS
sembly. If correct, the Legislature
will be Democratic on joint ballot and
Democrat will succeed Senator De-
pew.
Claims Eight Democrats
Newark, N. j., November S.--The
Democratic state headquarters at 1890
issued statement claiming the cleo
ton of Democrats in eight Of the ten
congressional districts. The re-elec-
ton of Representatives Loudenslager
in the First and Garner in the Second,
Republicans. was conceded.
Kansas.
Topeka, Kan, November Slower,
nor w. r. Stubs, Republican. has un-i
aaepsssaS ofa aor at George ~
Hodges. Six of the eight Republican
congressman will be returned. 1t ap-
pears. The districts In doubt are the
Third and the Sixth.
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