The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-09

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easiest ambulance baiia
adjourned declined and appointed J. r.
Thornton in his place.
/ Gov. n. T. Broward OF Florida had been
choeen at the Democratic primaries over
senator James p. TAliaferro TO succeed
tho latter. but Gov. Broward died and uew
primaries will be held to choose the sue
cessor OF Senator Taliafsrro. ~.io has
announced that he will not again be Q
candidate.
In other States candidates have already
been indorsed either by the State conven-
tons or at the primaries or by both.
In California Frank Work and A. G.
SpAlding. tho sporting goods man. each
lays claim TO a primary Endorsement for
Senator Flint's seat. Mr.. Work bases his
contention on the fact that he had a
plurality OF the vote and Mr.. Spalding
on the TACT that he carried majority OF
the districts.
Others Endorsed at the primaries or
State conventions are Senator Lodge.
Republican. OF Massachusetts,. 10 succeed
himself: Charles l. Townsend Of Michi-
gan. Republican. to succeed Julius c.
Burrows; Moses r.. Clapp. Republican.
OF Minnesota, IN succeed himself; Morgan
q. Buckley Republican. Of Connecticut.
20 succeed himself: Henry A. du Point.
Republican. Of Delaware, to succeed
himself: Porter James McCumber. Re-
publican. Of North Dakota. 70 succeed
himself: Thomas II. Carter. Republican.
OF Montana. TO succeed himself; Benton
~, NJ
succeed James b. Frazier: Edward c.
Stokes. Republican. Of New Jersey. to
succeed John Kean: Senator DICK, Re-
publican. Of Ohio. to Slcceed himself;
George Sutherland. Republican, Of Utah,
TO succeed himself; Miles Poindexser.
Republican. Of Washington. TO succeed
Samuel H Piles
Accord TO TIE SuN's figures the senate
Of the sixty-second Congress will stand
As follows:
John X Bsnkhead. d, Joseph r. johnson. ID.
ARKANSAS
James p. Clarke. ID. JEFF Davis. u
cALspoRSIA
q. c. Perkins. r. A Republican
= Guagenhetm. R. C. J. Hughes. Jr.. d.
CONNECTICUT
y. W. Brandesee. r. "A Republican
DELAWARE.
, II. A. Richardson. r. A Republican
FLORIDA.
d. L. Fletcher. d. Democrat.
GEORGIA
A. o. Bacon. d. Alex. 8. Clay. D.
". b. Hepburn. r. Vim. z Borah. r.
ILLINOIS
Shelby NJ Culiorn wsis,.r,
INDIANA
Benz. ? shively. D A D.mocra,
IOWA
A. b. cummin-. r. Republican.
KANSAS.
Charles Curtis. r. Joseph L. Bristow, r
KENTUCKY.
T. IL. Payn'er. d Vim. o. Bradley. r.
LOUISIANA.
Murphy J. Foster. ID. J. r. Thornton. d.
william Y FRYE. r. A Democrat,
MARYLAND
isidor Rayner. d. bhn Waiter smith. n
M.ssAcIsrsErrs
NJ crane. X A Republican
acHIoAx
VIM Alden smith. X. 4 Republican
MrNNgsor.
Mute Nelson. X. 4 Republican
MISSISSIPPI
lie Rov Percy. u. = y Williams, u
MISSOURI
WIN y stone, u 4 Democrat
MONTANA
Republican Joseph " Dixon. R
NEBRASKA
Norris Brown. r. Democrat
NEvap,
| y. -" NeWIanda. ID. Democrat
NEW HAMPsHrRr
!. u "allinser, r. Henry T. Burnham, n.
NEW JERSEY
Frank o. Briggs. r. A Democrat
Elihu Root, r. pemocra,
NORTH CAROLINA.
z. II. Simmons, q. Lee q. Overman. %.
! NORTH pAxorA
Republican 4 Republican
Thee L. Burton. r. 4 Democrat
OKLAHOMA
Thomas Gore u Robert l.. Owen. -
OREGON
Jonathan Bourne. X q. d Chamberlain, %.
PESNsrLv,SIa
boies Penro-e. X 4 Republican.
RHODE IsLASD
I" y Wetmore. r. 4 Republican.
South CAROLYN.
Benz Tillman. y Ellison ID smith d.
sOrTH DAko1A
Robert J Gamble. r. Geo l. Crawford. r.
TESNEssEE
Robert l.. Taylor. ID Democrat
TEXAS
Joseph Bailey. ID. 4 democrat
TTAR.
Reed Smoo'. r 4 Republican.
VERMONT
" Dillingham;. r. Carroll : Page. r
VIRGINIA.
Thomas :. Martin ID. Claud. swanson, -.
wAsHiSGToN
Wesley l.. Jones, X Republican
vgsr vfRoINI.
stephen p Elkins. X 4 Republican
/ wIaCDSsIS
laaar Nfenhanann q 4 Ran,,hIirnn