The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1912-11-29
ELECTION
AFTERMATH
Figures Show People Still
Favor Protection.
Combined Vote Of Taft and Roose-
welt Would Garry 369
Electoral Votes.

Owing to the split in thu Republican
party Wo>isnw Wilson aoplr.fllly re-
ceived an overwhelming majority at the
LATE election. However. careful an
alysis of the vote Enthusiastically shows
tnnd th, Democratic victory is only
apparent
a shpenious victory FOR the ca1ii1al
principle of the Republican party--tle
doctrine of protectloR to the American
laborer.
Be it remembered tlrnt tie Frogres-
sive wing d clared JUS; as stfons-
ly for proteq.ion as did the Taft wing.
To prove that TIE foregoing position
is correct we beg to present our rlid-
ers the facts SO far as the election r.
turns show then, omittiny the smaller
figures. The raturns as tabulated up
to November 10 are as follows:
Wilson received popular vote
of .......... ................ .6,SsS,t~
Roosevelt reoaived popular vote
OF ........ ........4,3l5,CND
Taft received popular vote
of ...".." ..... ..............S.S'
Majority for Republican
principles ........ ....l26s"~
The Democratic theory of a tariff
for revenue only" secured a majority
in the following States, to-wit:
WILSON OVER ROoSEv EN.T-TAFT.
Alabama .......... ....r... 5000
Arizona 3W
Arkansas ........ ........ 2l,Op
fio' ida .......''... $3.50. $500. -'VV
Georgia ........ ........ .........a b.Wu
Kentucky ........ .......... ......i 1000 !
LOUISIANA ............ ....t 49,WV
.Mary1land ............ ........ 3W
MISSISSIPPI .......... ...... .... o-,WU
North Carolina ...... ........... 5000
Okllihoma ............ ...... .....a 2o,Uv
South Carolina ...... ............ 5000
Tennessee ........ ...... ........ $1,000
Texas ................ ............. .l3O.UOO
Virginia ....r....... .....I.. $500. 1900
In otber words the Democrafs did not
caluy a single state north of the Mason
and Dixon line. The Republicans and
trine of protective tariff Eliminate
the steal of nomination, insert some
wholesome Progressive dootrine In the
in 1916 upon which all can unite
and the result will be about as follows: |
ROOSEvELT-TAF'T OVER WILSON.
California ............ S~
Colorado .......m......... 1000
Connecticut .......... .......... 2l,WO
Delawaie ............. 2,VOV
ILLINOIS, .......... ........ ..........AO,ooo
ihularFi .''''...'. '.''...... .'.'.'' o-'Vo
Kansas .......... .......... ...A 41,OO0
.hhaihs '''''''''''''''''' '''''''''' -f'"'o
Michigan ............. ....2ibVp
Minnesota ............ ........lOO.W~
Missouri .......... \........ ...... 10000
Montana ............ ..r... ...... 6OOc
Nebraska ............ ........ 23.ow
Nevada .............. ........ 2,OV. |
New Hampshire .......... .... 1900
New Jersey .......... 3S,Oo
New Mexico .......... ......... .lS7.OW
North Dakota .......... ........ 1000
Rhode Island ........ ............ 14.000
Oiesoh '''''''''' '''''''''' '''''''' ~'""
South Dakota ....... ....... 5000
Washington ............ .l6,VO
Wisconsin .......... ........ .... H,O0)
Utah .......... .......... ........ lS,Vo |
Vermont .......... D,0U
West Virginia ........ 80. see. 2,0O
wyoming .........A 6'Uo
ELECTORAL vote 1863.
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Notice.
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ereby notified TO present the same
raperly proven to the law firm Of
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