The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-10
INDIANA BLAMES ROOSEVELT
BE AND BEvERIDGE TRIED TO
BRYANIZE TEE PARTY.



Beaten and Only ono Republican Sen
to Congress State Ticket I'm Doubt
IApIANAPoLIs, Nov 9--To-dAy's re-
turns from yesterdays election were
decidedly moro encoura Sing 90 the Re-
publicans and there is strong probability
that their State ticket is elected by 4
small majority
The greatest losses TO the party were IN
the populous city districts and when
the vote Of ths rural regions began To
come in to-day there was gradual
change III the positions Of tho heads OF
the two tickets until the Republican can
didate for Secretary of State forged
ahead OF the Democratic opponent
While tn. returns may vet bs changed
the Republican lenders are greatly en-
Outraged and the Democrats fearful oi
the result
The Legislature, II is believed, ls Demo
craft C Oh Ioint ballot. and John W. Kern
will be chosen To succeed Beveridgs IN
the unitnd States senate The Demo
Gratis will control both branches Of the
Legislature and hav. possibly fourteen
majority on Joint ballot
The Sixth Congress district. which
was believed to bee Republican until
early this morning. went over into the
Democratic column, making the dele
CATION stand twelve to one in favor Of
the Democrats Tho Tenth district. rep
resented BY f D. Crumpacker, Is the only
district saved from III" wreck.
The heavy losses sustained by the Re-
puhlcans throughout the state we're the
theme oi discussion around the political
Headquarters and IN the hotel lobb,es
To day There was general agreement
that rhe Republican party Of Indiana 10
not ready To bc -BrvanlzHd and that
senator R.varidys made an ssrsg ious
bMnd-r when h. attempted 20 do q
There seemed ~ he no dissent from the
sentIm"u' that the campaign had been
made from a standpoint Of nI-CUnCeptton
Uf the PATIENCE Il Republican voters
for IL Wo lei b.. impossible" for them TO be
brought N a single campaign 20 the
EIDpor7 II doctrines against when they
had bean vU'lng steadily since 1895.
la the general criticism Of the Repub-
IiCan CarlpIIar former Pr-sIden' Roose
v"!' cam" IN for "a g0odiy share and the
incident here when he denounced Federal
iuGS. Anderson a. "a JacaaSe and
CronR wl- referred to a- one OF the oig
mistakes - the Campllgn.
one man, who had nren follow ing he
vote -ary CLOSELY declared that loose
= al' - tOur through the state was narned
nv disaster To tn. party, that fountain
county wh.r. he entered Indiana. Tippe
vanO" Boone and others IN which he
spoke had all turned against the party.
and that Nayu" county. through which
he passed but IN which he did not speak.
.a- saved - ;ha Rspji5!is ais by only
about tI VOTES he drew the CONCLUSION
Z har Il Roosevelt had spoken ia Wayne
4 r....l.. h. -.
democratic majority and that even
passing tRrpugh II caused "A heavy slump
Ia h" kspuDhCan vo'"
Gov Marshal! IL positive that Rnosa-
ven = new natiuna'ism did much TO
give IN" Democrat, IN" STATE. He said
hrs afternoon
The Republican party. s,ICh AZ II was.
had Qul' claimed IT. power II thought 90
| heOdor. RnoseN cit whose conception
of government j. that what he thinks. 4
right or wrong must b- ne templat by
which 10 gang" the rights Of man.
= Constitutions We're NJ much wasse
napar luGICIal decisions were old wives
'ales executive limitations were only tn"
IN which were wrapped the
bodies II IN. founders and saviOrs OF the
pprblIc
The good citizen was not the man who
sought - know and discharge his legal
tuTv. blt h. man who was willing TO turn
Iis spiritual and temporal AFFAIR." over To
'n:E" steward u public Affairs for general
Chairman Lex. Of the Republican Stat.
'omnti'e'- made "A statement tonight IN
Shloh l." Conc,-i.i the Legislature 80 Inc
Democrats bv from 10 Ia IL majority.
II" sad that the returns from the close
egIsllrlvc districts showed that the
Republicans had earned several Of them.
but the gains are not sufficient so over
ONE 'he loss of LEGISLATOR IN the large
counties ~ ti9 state.
The Republican State ticket he sssld.
- gaining with all later returns and IL
undoubtedly elected TsicSrams from
'ounty chalruen IN the Eleventh and
| thirteenth districts Indicate thar II will
'e1ure the official count 80 determine
he election Of Con Rrea- men IN these two
iIs,ric-s Mr. BARNARD - defeated ia the
sixth district bv FIuhy Gray but We do
rot ConCeds The loss Of the leventh and
thirteenth districts
In" democrat have unofficial returns
rom -avrnrv-nine counties which show
har their S'a'" ticket has q lead of over
pg votes.