The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-03

parties making their last appeals for
votes The Democrats base their pre-
dictions largely on the fact that The
Republican party which for four years
controlled the majority of the state Of /
fees. waa split - the advent % the
Progressive party.
Kansas
Topeka. Kas. Nov. a-Politicians -
all three parties tonight expressed
confidence Ia the outcome 81 Tuesdays
election
The Democrats claim that the pros
poets Tor success ~ both national and 1
state tickets are brighter than for
many years because ~ the factional
fight wawed n Kansas between Re-
pabncans and Progressive.
Minnssota.
81 Paul. MINI. nov. AMER
viEorous presidential camraign In Mn
nesota. the leaders 81 the three prin-
clpal parties tonight predicted success
IN next Tuesdays election.
The mort active campaigns have
been carried on by TIE Prugrcsaives
and Democrats but the state Repuhlt- i
can organization has stood by the ma
tonai ticket
Nebraska.
Omaha. Neb.. Nov. The active
campaign IN Nebraska win not close
until Monday evening when w. J. Bry- /
an makes his last address IN Lincoln.
but activity ~ other party leaders
ended tonight
Wisconsin.
MilWaukee. Wis. Nov At the
close 81 the rare Tor presidential So
rremacy In Wisconsin a. the election
on Tuesday state chairmen 81 the
Republican. Democratic and Progress
sivs parties each asserted tonight that
Wisconsin voters would elect presl- /
Genital electors favorable 10 his party's
candidate
North pakota
Grand Fork. " ~, Nov. 2.-while
North Dakota Ia normally Republican
IN presidential elections By as 900. pre-
dictions for Tuesdays elections are
upset 81 the nrht In the primaries last
spring between senator Ia Toilette
ana Colonel Roosevelt President Taft
receiving = comparatively small vote.
loNa.
Des Moines. Ia. Nov. 2.--rhe presi-
dental. state and congressional cam
paigns IN Iowa closed tonight witn
prospects 81 e heavy vote next Tues
vote IN the rural regions.
Chairman n. n. Reed. Of the Demo
cratic state committee. tonight declar-
cast On the state. He said 1to0
would he for Wilson. 1899 Tor Roose-
volt ard i2s.ooo Tor TAFT
Illinois.
ChichRo. tits. Nov. FINAL reports
from all ~ the to2 counties In Illinois
indicate that the national election viii
BE- affected 90 a large degree ~ the
nEht 20 control the next Illinois gen
erai assembly which - to select two
u. a. senators. This situation makes
more complex the struggle among re-
publioAns Democrats and Progreszives
for victory IN the state Betting odds
favor Governor Wilson on he national
ticket
Massachusetts.
Boston. Mass. Nov. 2.-No Massa
chusefts political campaign la recent
years has been marked ~ 80 many old
time features as that which closed to-
night with Republican. Democratic
and Progressive managers claiming
success FOR the state and national
tickets. Torch ilght parades. band con-
certs and whirlwind speaking tours
have bern nightly occurrences.
Maine.
Portland. Maine Nov. "A cam
paiEn unlike any Maine has ever known
viii be concluded Monday. Tor the
first time since The days Of the Green
back party. the Democrats are opposed
BY a divided Republican party IN the
contest for the states Hix prcsiden-
tiai electors The Republicans and
progressives worked together IN the
state campaign en- September and won.
The parting came after that election,
and the two divisions o. the Rspubii-
cans have fought each other actively.
indiana.
Indianapolis. Ind. Nov. with pa
rados. Indiana vas the scene ~ an unu-
sual fow % oratory ard the campalEn
closing with biE demonstrations here to-
night Indiana normally il Republican
81 about twelve thousand but with the
third party IN the field. political wise
acres admit they cannot. with any de-
grcss - certainty estimate the vote
this year Betting over the state has
been huctuatlnE ON the general OUT
come the odds have been about even.
Michinan.
Detroit. Mich Nov. The close ~
the Michigan campaign finds each ~
the three leading parties. Republican
Democrats end Progressive. claiming
victory
The Progressive natinhnf sfCfeL Ia
tho favorite in thc hettiuE. easily.
South cakota.
Sioux Fulla e. q. Nov the
south Dakota political situation is
ruzziinR Accordiug % the claims 81
tne rural managers it Oh nuybodga
state Tor president. The supporters nf
President Taft and the Ia TOILETTE
followers who have M elecfors In the
neld. are equally confident that the
Roosevelt electors wlu be defoatsd and
that Wilson WI capture The Eve cleo
tors Ia teot Bryan received fo.2s6
and Tart 61.s1s
Rhods island.
Providence. n. y. Nov. Rhode Ia
lands complete state tickets are In the
Eeid Tor the Republicans. Democrats