Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-11-09
YESTERDAYS ELECTION.

chusetts. Nevada, New Jersey, New
York, Ohio Oklahoma and South Caro-
Iina-RepubIican MajOrities Reduced
In Many states.-Democrats VIII
Have eli Members Of New Houft
and the Republicans I73.
Washington, Nov. 9.-The follow
ing is a list OF governors elected and
their pluralities:
Alabama, Emmett O'Neal, dem,
$1,000; California, Hiram w. John.
son, rep, 5000; Connecticut, Simeon
E. Baldwin, DEM, 1900; Iowa, B. F.
Carroll, rep. Kansas, Walter r. Stubs,
rep, $4,000; Massachusetts, Eugene n.
Eoss, DEM, %, 900; Michigan, Chase S.
Osborn. rep, $4,000; Minnesota, AID
olph o. Eberhart, rep, 10, 900; Neva-
da. Denver s. Dickson, dem., New
Hampshire, Robert P. Bass, rep, 5000
New Jersey, Woodrow, Wilson, DEM,
36, 800; New York, John A. Dix, DEM,
go, 487; Ohio, Judson Harmon, DEM,
10000; Oklahoma, Lee Cruce, DEM,
10000; Oregon, ]. Powerman, rep.
Pennsylvania, John X. Tener. rep.
Rhode Island, A. J. Pothier, rep, POO
South Carolina, G. L. Blease. DEM,
1000; South Dakota, Robert S.
Bessey, rep. 10000; Tennessee, Ben
w. Hooper, rep. and fusionist. 10, 600
Texas, o. B. Colquitt, DEM, 125, 900
Wisconsin, Frank, E. McGovern, rep.
$4,000; Wyoming, Joseph, NJ. Carey
DEM, 1000.
VIRGINIA.
Richmond, Va. Nov. 9.-DemocratiC
leaders claim that the republicans have
been completely frozen out in all OF the
ten districts OF this state. The republi.
cans practically concede defeat in all
save the Fifth district where they insist
J. NJ. Parsons has won BY small ma
jority.
All the returns are not yet in from
the Ninth, but II. c. Stuart, democrat,
is leading and his adherents declare he
will win handily.
In the remaining eight districts the
republicans had no chance. w. A.
Jones will represent the First, +. L.
Holland the Second, John Lamb the
Third, Robert Turnbull the Fourth
Carter Glass the Sixth James Hay the
Seventh, c. G. Carlin the Eighth and
Hal D. Flood the Tenth.
The democrats OF the Fifth claim to
have reelected Judge K. A. Saunder:
by a majority OF more than one hun
dred. With Carroll county, which
probably went for Parsons, yet to bC
heard from, the democrats claim TO have
polled 2,122 votes against 1879 for J.
NJ. Parsons.
Returns from not more than score
OF the counties and about half OF the
cities of the state indicate the defeat o.
the amendment to the constitution ex
tending the session OF the legislature by
an overwhelming vote; the defeat o.
the amendment relative to the reading
of bills by substantial majority anc
the probable defeat of the proposition!
to allow treasurers and commissioner
of the revenue TO succeed themselves by
narrow margin.
Richmond, Va. Nov. 9.-Slemp IRE
publican), it is now said is elected in
9th district over Stuart (democratic) by
100 majority.
Late reports give Sanders democrats
50 majority in the Fifth district.
Richmond, Va, Nov. "a specia
to the journal from all over Virgins
indicates that the passage OF the two
amendments relating to the treasurer
and commissioners OF the revenue have
been carried by a safe majority. Ad
vices from the First, Second, Third
Eight, Tenth, Fifth and Fourth indicate
the passage OF the TIVE amendments il
these districts. The Second district re
jects all four amendments, it appears
The Seventh is against them by a small
majority and the Ninth has not beer
heard from.
OHIO
Columbus, O., Nov 9.-The entire
democratic state ticket, headed by Gov
ernor Judson Harmon, stands elected
today as the result Of democratic
landslide, which put Ohio, Taft's owl
state, in the first rank in the progress
sive movement against the Taft admin
istration ana standpstism.
The state legislature appears to be
safely democratic, which means that q
democratic will be elected to succeed
Senator Dick. The democrats also APP
parently carried the congressional del
egation, getting from II to IA OF the q
representatives.
Political observers say progressive
republicans did it. In every nook and
corner OF the state, they voted with the
democrats TO put out OF power stand
pat republicans. There were not
enough orthodox democrats in the state
to do it unaided.
NEW YORK
New York, Nov. additional re-
turns today only emphasize the com
pleteness OF the democratic victory in
New York state. For the first time
since 1894 the democrats will be in
control Of ell the State Departments.
They reversed republican joint ma
jofity Of so in the state legislature to a
democratic majority OF rs and have
made clear gain of ten congressman.
The change in the legislature will in
sure democratic senator to succeed
Chauncey NJ, Depew. The new con-
gressionel delegation will have % DEM
ocrats and 10 republicans, as against 20
and l2 democrats Ia the
present Congress.