The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-04-21
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The Connecticut situation has
shown no signs of difficulty for the
Republicans thus far and Senator
Buckley seems sure Of reelection.
Rhode Island will send the man
upon whom Senator Aldrich and his
friends agree.
The New York Republican leaders
are very much disturbed over the sit,
uation in their state. The defeat OF
Aldridge yesterday, following on the
heels of the Aids scandal, are ex-
tremely bad indications. On every
hand is heard the expression that
only Colonel Roosevelt can save New
York to the Republicans next fall
What he will do OF course, no man
can tell.
New Jersey presents largely sim
liar situation and il the indicated
Democratic ground swell finally dey.
elops Senator Kean is quite likely 70
be elected to stay at home for
while.
In Delaware there are no signs yet
of any serious trouble among the Re
publicans and Senator DUPONT Is
likely to come back. But the Repub-
lican majority there is not large aud
a ground swell may easily wipe it out
altogether.
In West Virginia Representative
Hubbard is out for Senator SCOTS
place. The Republicans are split in
to faction very badly. But there has
been no special indication of disaffec-
tion and the tariff took care Of West
Virginia handsomely so that the Re
publicans stand to hold their own UNI
less there is a great upheaval.
Pennsylvania will no doubt return
Senator Oliver
Then comes Ohio, where the Re
publlcans are in all sorts Of trouble.
factional and otherwise, with a
strong Democrat in the governors
chair Gov. Harmon will run again,
with every prospect Of reelection.
Senator Dick, one of the old guard
reactionaries is out for a primary TO
renominate himself with three or
four candidates against him. The
Democrats stand a good fighting show
of carrying the legislature and choos-
ing his successor.
In Michigan the Republicans prob
ably will have no trouble carrying the
legislature. Senator Burrows is out
to succeed himself, but Representa-
I've Townsend Is hot after him. Mr.
Burrows may be defeated but a Re
publican probably will succeed him.
Mr.. Beveridge stoutly . maintains
that the Republicans will carry Indi
ana by $4,000 and that he will be re
elected. Neither the Democrats MOI
such Republicans as Messrs. Watson
and Heminway believe any such
thing. The Republican party in In
diana is shot full of holes and nothinl
short of political miracle can saw,
Mr.. Beveridge.
In Wisconsin the Democrats wer,
admitting onl va short time ago tina
they had no chance of beating Sena
tor La Toilette; so we're the regular
Republicans. He is on the ppoula
side OF the tariff agitation, and un
Questionably has a great deal o
strength. There is little real proba
bility now that he will not come bacl
Minnesota is another state wher
there is strong factional dIfferenc,
among the Republicans. But Their
the regulars are in the hot water
Senator Clapp is a red hot Insurgen
and probably will have no especla
trouble In securing reelection.
In Missouri every indication point
to the election OF a Democrat to su,
coed Senator Warner. There
hardly Republican to be found her
who will express the opinion that
is possible for his party to carry IN
legislature.
North Dakota stands now to retur
a Republican. Senator McCumbc
is having some trouble in his ow
party there but thus far there ha
been nothing to Indicate that
would not be able eventually to owe
come It,
Senator Clark OF Wyoming is q
good as reelected right now.
The Democrats have good 6gh
, ing chance and, perhaps better
carrying Montana and electingI Sen
tor Carriers successor. They ha,
the governorship now and not
large majority to overcome.
Utah is entirely satisfied with Sc
: ator Sutherland, and he will no dou
, get another term.
"a The pocket borough OF Nevada HI
been divided mp for some time b
n tween Newlands, the Democrat at
Nixon, the Republican. New Ian,