The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1910-10-22
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the tariff and canHonism. This IS
especially The ease Ia she middle west
ana 0n the Pacific slope
oWmesiHg 6n this. Success sin
laY Both winss of the republicans
ratlt are uoW diligently engaged inI
th.,r historic occupation Of buryinS
the Ratchet"
The result OF the poil Indicates
that 1GO congressional districts are
safely republican,; 16s safely demo
cratic: that ~ are probably republi-
can and . probably democratic.
This being true the two parties would
be tied with lS9 each and on the re-
naming thirteen districts would
hinge control of the house.
First Of tlese actually doubtful
districts is the 10th Massachusetts |
Boston, now represented by o.
Cornell democrat He won the last
election by four votes out of 50 400 |
cast. Next comes the 23rd New Yorh |
where Sonthwick. republican, was
elected two years ago by a plurality |
OF 50 out of $1,000 cast and sue
cess says that it is doubtful because |
# the strong and growing feeling |
against the rule of Boss Barnes"
The other doubtful districts in |
order are;
Second Sew Jersey whore Gardner, |
republican. was elected by plurali- |
ty of 400 out of As, 600 votes cast. |
Sixth Indiana, where Barnard. re- /
publican, was elected by 100 votes
out of 5000 cast.
Seventh Indiana. where korbly |
democrat, was elected by $50 votes |
out Of 70 900 cast
Ninth Indiana. where Morrison,
democrat, was elected by 1.l00 votes
out OF sc ,Ge0 east.
Eleventh Indiana, where Rauch, |
democrat, was elected by l.200 votes 7
our OF 5000 cast.
First Michigan, where DENLY, re-
publican, received 5000 plurality |
out OF 5a,900, bait who is now facing |
the hardest fight in his career
First Iowa now represented by
Kennedy. republican, whose plurali-
ty was 500 out of a total OF $4,000 |
Second Iowa, where Dawson, re- |
publican, won by 800 out Of $4,000
votes
Sixth Iowa, now represented by
Kendall, republican, whose plurali-
ty was 800 in total of $4,000 votes. |
Fifth North Carolina, now repre-
sented by Moorehead. republican.
who won the last election by less
than 200 in the $4,000 votes cast.
Eight North Carolina. which was
carried by Cowls. republican. whose
plurality was 1.400 in total Of 81
600 votes.
Analysing the figures as compiled
from the votes of the life subscribe
ers, Success says:
lin New England the republicans
have already lost two members Il.
Maine. Representative sideways
New Hampshire district is in doubt
but he will likely win. In Rhode ISL
land Representative Sheffield Will
probably fail Of election. In Connec-
ticut there IL strong depocratic
wave of revolt but the republican
majorities In all the districts arei
Iorva and except for the eecOn 4 l