Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1910-11-17
LANDSLIDE TO
DEMOCRATIC PARTY
Results of Election Are Great Surprise to
Political Prophets-Repubican Can
didate Defeated in New York.
NEW JERSEY DEMOCRATIC
Tennessee Defeats Fighting Bob"
Taylor and Indiana Turns Down
Senator Beveridge-candidate
Opposed by Bryan Defeated.

Washington, D. CA political rev.
o~lution, which has shattered tradi-
ton and deluged Republicans under
a tidal wave of Democracy has swept
the country. 1t has upset the prece'
dents of a generation, changed the pc.
litical complexion of the national
house of representatives and, perhaps,
presaged the outcome of the national
political fight in 1912.
The full and effective result vas not
realized until sober second thought
turned to a consideration Of the out
come.
The Socialists made amazing gains,
electing at least one of their party to
congress. He will be the first of'that
political propaganda to sit in the ma
tional house. He is Victor L. Berger
of Milwaukee.
With the machinery of the govern
two far-reaching results are in view;
the election of Representative Champ
Clark of Missouri, or some other Dem
ocratic speaker, and the possible re-
vision of the Payne-Aldrich tariff bill
in the S~ixty-second congress.
The Results In Brief.
The general results of the election
of Tuesday may be briefly summarized
as follows:
Republicans carried Illinois state
ticket by safe majority. Retain con-
troll of the legislature and will name
a senator.
Next United States congress will be
Democratic; first since 1882.
Dix (Dem.) defeated Stimson (Rep.)
In New York.
Harmon reelected governor Of Ohio.
Legislature of state doubtful.
Foss (Dem.) defeated Draper (Rep.)
in Massachusetts by $4,000. Demo
Gratis gain strength in legislature.
Republicans win in Michigan, but
suffer large losses. Osborn elected
governor, Legislature also Repub-
1ican.
Hooper (Fusion-Rep.) carried Ten
nessee by $4,000. Defeated (Fiddling)
Bob Taylor Democrats claim legisla-
ture.
McGovern, LaFollette (Rep.) elected
In Wisconsin.
Victor L. Berger (Socialist) prob
ably elected to congress from Mil
waukee. First in history. Republican
majority in state $4,000.
New Jersey elected Wilson (Dem.)
governor. Plurality small, Demo-
Gratis claim eight of ten congressional
districts.
Tener (Rep.) carried Pennsylvania
by 10000 plurality. Republicans re-
tain legislature and gain in congress.
Champ Clark of Missouri may be
next speaker of the house.
Democrats carried Texas with small
majority. Colquitt governor. Only
half total vote polled.
Caleb Powers won congressional
ace in Kentucky; n Of two Repub-
licans to win.
Cannon had easy time winning re-
election in Illinois, but probably will
not be speaker.
Reed defeated Francis for nomina-
ton for the United States senate by
$4,000 majority. But Mckinley beat
Frank for the Republican nomination.
Legislature will be Democratic. Reed
next U. S. senator.
Vets majority in Missouri estimated
at 15O, 900.
In Oklahoma woman suffrage was
voted or and turned down.
Insurgents were victorious in the
West, but only by a narrow margin.
Cowboy" James Dahlman (Dem.)
defeated for governor of Nebraska.
Many Republicans returned to the
Ohio legislature, practically insuring
the reelection of Senator Dick or an
other Republican to the United States
senate.
Democrats will control the house of
representatives by a majority esti-
mated at 40.
Indiana and New York will have
Democratic legislatures. Beveridge
and Depew will be succeeded by Dem.
ocrats.