The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1910-11-11
DEMOCRATIC
LANDSLIDE
Election Changes House Of
Representatives.
Republicans Save Only Two Con-
gressmen In Kentucky---0hio
County Goes Democratic

The elections throughout the coun-
try last Tuesday showed veritable
landslide in favor of democracy. In
New York the entire Democratic tick
ct is elected with majority of TO-
900 for Dix, the Democratic candi-
: date for governor. The legislature
also seems to be Democratic on joint
ballot and will elect a Democratic
Senator TO succede Senator Depew.
The House of Representatives will
have a safe working majority for the
Democrats, although the Senate will
remain Republican. The state of
Ohio re-elects governor Harmon, by
about 10000 majority and also elects
a Democratic legislature which will
defeat Senator Dick for PREDICTION
Massachusetts, elects Foss Democrat
ic governor, but elects the rest of
the Republican State ticket and
Republican legislature which will re-
elect Senator Lodge. New Jersey
elects Wilson, Democrat candidate for
governor, by small majority. Con-
necticut also gives small democratic
majority. Indiana elects the State
ticket Republican, the Legislature
seems to be Democratic on joint bal
lot which viii defeat senator A. j.
Beveridge for recollection. The Demo-
Gratis also made large gains in Hi
nois and carried the city of Chicago
by a large majority. All of the West
rn states were carried by the Re-
publicans with the exception of Ore
gon. Nebraska elects a Republican
governor, which is gain for the
Republicans, as is also the state Oh
= Minnesota, which elected a Republic
can governor by about $4,000 MAORI
Nv the first one which it has had for
a number of years. Michigan gives
a majority OF 10000 for Republicans
and elects the entire state delega-
ton to Congress. Missouri seems 20
have gone Republican, again electing
the state ticket. The city of st. Lou
is gave Republican majority OF 10000.
Tennessee defeats Bob" Taylor and
elects Hooper Republican for COVER
nor by about $4,000 majority. In Ken
tucky the Democrats have ELECTED
nine congressman and the Republic
cans two. The Democrats elected all
four of the Judges of the Court oil
Appeals in the districts where cleo
lions were held this year. Settles
majority over Dean in this district
lis about 4,000.A very light vote was
polled all over the state, with the
exception of Louisville, where a hard
fight had been made and where Miller
the Democratic candidate for Judge
of the Court of Appeals was elected
by a rather slender margin. Sherley
the Democratic candidate for Con-
sress was elected by about 5000 ma
iority. Ben johnson the Democratic
nominee for Congress in this the
Fourth District has something like
5000 majority, having carried every
county in the district. The new de-
legation in Congress and members of
the Court of Appeals will stand as
follows:
First District-Ollie M. James, OF
Marion.
Second District-A o. Stanley, OF
Henderson.
Third District--R. Y. Thomas, Jr.,
of Central City.
Fourth District-Ben Johnson, OF
Bardstown.
Fifth. Disadvantages Sherley, of
Louisville.
sixth District--A. B. Rouse, Of
Burlington. go. g&
Seventh District--J. Campbell Can
tril, of Scott county.
Eighth District-Harvey Helm, OF
STANFORD. 81
Ninth Disrict-W. J, Fields, OF
Gryason.
Tenth District-John w. langley,
Of Prestonburg.
Eleventh District-Caleb Powers Oh
Barbourville
The Democrats elected four Juds-
as of the Court OF Appeals, and the
Appellate Court Will again be MADE
up of six Democrats and one Repub-
Ucan as 1t Is now constituted.
Judge T. J. Num-, Of Hopkins coun-