Fergus County Democrat., 1910-11-15
Voting Throughout the Nation En-
couraging to Democratic Party
Win Many Governors.
Congress DEMOCRATIC
Gain of Sixty-two Members Changes
Political Complexion-A General
Summary.

nation last Tuesday, show that it was
even greater landslide than the
earlier results indicated. The demo-
Gratis gained all along the line, in
United States senator's, in congress
men, i'll governors, in state officers
and in state legislatures. Almost in
one day, the government has been
taken out OF the control OF the repub-
lican party and placed largely in the
hands Of the democratic party If the
new majority in congress do their
duty well and faithfully, if the lead
ers permit no breaks in the now solid
front, it ought to be a comparatively
easy matter to complete the work
two years hence by the election of
a democrat as president Of the United
States.
Summary Of Results.
Ark.-Unbroke democratic dele
CATION will be returned to congress.
Ala.-The democrats have solidly
elected their ticket
Conn.-Judge Baldwin, (dem. J,
elected governor. Democrats elect
one OF five congressman.
Colo-Gov. Shafroth, (dem), re-
elcted Three congressman demo-
cratic; no republicans.
Calf -Hyrum Johnson, (rep) },
elected governor. Eight congressman
republican,
Dela.-All republican,
Fla-All democratic.
Ga-Entirely democratic
Ill-Ten democratic, fifteen repub-
lican congressman Democratic gain
Of four congressman
Ind d-Democratic legislature elect
ed John Kern will succeed Bev-
eridge in United States senate.
Twelve democratic congressman, one
republican Gain one for democrats.
Ia-Carroll, (rep.), elected gov
ernor, by reduced plurality. Repub-
licans gain one Congressman.
Ida.-Hawley, (rep.), elected gov
ernor. No change in congressman.
Ky.-No change.
Louisiana-No change, all demo-
cratic.
Kas.-Stubbs. (rep), governor
Congressman, eight republican. No
change.
Mass.-Foss, (dem), governor.
Democrats gain two in congress.
Mont-No change in congressman.
Senator in doubt.
Minn.-No change, largely republi
can.
Neb-Republican governor. No
change, three to three, in congress-
Mich.-All republican. Townsend
succeeds Burrows in United States
senate
Md.-Democrats gain two congress
men.
Mo.-Democrats carry state. Gain
three in congress, and Reed, (dem)
will succeed Warner, (rep), in the
United States senate.
n. J.-Democrats elect Woodrow
Wilson, (dem.), governor, by $4,000.
Gain four congressman.
N. H.-No change, all republican,
by reduced majorities.
Nev.-Republicans gain one con-
gresham.
N. D.-Burke, (dem.), elected gov
ernor, by 1,5OO. No change in con-
gresham.
N. C.-Democrats gain two con-
gressmen.
Okla-Cruce, (dem), candidate for
governor, elected. Democrats win
one congressman.
Ore.-Democrats elect governor
No change in congress.
O.-Harmon and practically entire
democratic ticket, elected. Harmon
by 10000. Democrats gain seven con-
gressmen
Penn.-Tener, (repD, elected gov
ernor by slight majority. Democrats
gain five congressman.
r. I.-Republican governor. Dem
ocrats gain one Of the two in con-
S. D.-No change. republican.
Vessey, governor.
S. C.-A1l democratic.
Tex-All democratic.
Tenn-Independent republican is
elected governor. No change in con-
gressional delegation, eight to two.
Utah-Republican
Wis.-Republican governor. Dem
ocrats gain one congressman and
socialists elect one
Wyo,-Carey. (dem), elected gov
ernor. Mondell. (rep.), reelected.
Legislature republican, and will send
Clark back to senate.
Wash.-No change. republican.
w. Va.-Democrats gain three con-
grcssmen and legislature, which will
send democrat in place of United
States senator Scott, (rep.).
| Va.-Democratic. No change in
congressional members.
n. Y.-Entire democratic ticket
elected by pluralties ranging from
10000 down to 5000 Democrats gain
twelve congressman.
Total democratic congressman, 226
Total republican. 164. Democratic
gain. S. Socialist gain, 1.