The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1912-11-06

| ny tIle Stdtt istHirldluitS diu
were not therefore involved in yester-
days balloting. Senator Banlhead Of
| Alabama already has been chosen to sue
ceed himself Ollie NJ. James. Democrat.
has been elected to succeed Senator Payn-
ter. Democrat of Kentucky. and Joseph
' F.. Ransdell. Democrat, has been named
to take the place of Senator Foster of
| Louisiana. James X. Vardaman. Demo-
crat. has already been named to succeed
Senator Percy of Mississippi. and Sena-
tor Martin of Virginia has been chosen
| to succeed himself.
Albert b. Fall of New Mexico. Republi-
can. also has been reelected and inasmuch
as the Republicans OF Maine have already
carried the Legislature of that State,
Edwin C. Bu-leiEh. Rcpub lean, ia as
good as chosen to succeed Senator Gard
ner, Democrat. Mr.. Burleigh was the
cho.oe Of tho Republicans at primaries.
| Primaries held in many other States
have already settled pretty conclus vely
| the representatives Of those States in the
next United States Senate.
JEFF Davis of Arkansas will continue
to entertain the Senate with his TRADES
, against the Standard Oil octopus. Sem
ator Bacon o. Georgia has been nominated
! in the primaries to succeed himself and
| the same is true OF Senator Tillman Of
/ South Carolina.
Several faces that have been familiar
to visit ors in the Senate galleries for
many years will be missing after March
4 next. Senator Bailey of Texas, Demo-
crat, who is regarded as one of the most
brilliant men who have been in the Senate
! IN recent years. declined to be candidate
for reelection and he will be succeeded
by Morris Shepperd, a Democrat. Sena-
tor Crane of Mas ssachusetts also dropped
out voluntarily. and Shelby NJ Cullom,
VINO had served .onger in the Senate than
any other member of that body and whose
activity in the Republican party dates
bacI; to the days o! Lincoln. was defeated
in the Illinois primaries by Lawrence Y
Is herman Charles Curtis of Kansas
is another re gular Republican who fell
by the waysids in the primaries. Gov.
Stubbs of Kansas Republican progress
i've, overwhelmed him in the primaries.
Here is a tab showing the next United
States Senate as indicated by THE SUNS
returns. Names appear where candi
dates successful yesterdly h We been
indogsed a. popular primaries:
ALABAMA
Joseph +. Johnston. d. John II. Bankhead. d.
ARKANSAS.
James p. Clarke, d. JeH Davis, ID.
ARIZONA.
Marcus a. Smith. d. Henry T. Ashurst. ID.
CALIFORNIA.
George c. Perkins, II. John d. Works. r.
COLORADO
| A Democrat. Democrat.
CONNECTICUT.
Frank b. Brandegee, r. George p. Mclean. r.
| DELAWARE.
Henry A. du Pont. r. Probably Democratic.
FLORIDA.
d. L. Fletcher. D. N.P. Bryan. d.
GEORGIA.
Augustus O. Bacon. ID. Hokc Smith. ID.
IDAHO.
A Republican. A Republican.
ILLINOIS.
A Republican. A Republican.
INDIANA.
Benjamin T. Shively. ID. John W. Kern. D.
, IOWA.
A. b cummlns, r. Probably Democratic.
KANSAS.
Joseph l.. Bris,ow. r. Probably Democratic.
KENTUCKY.
W. o. Bradley. II. ONE James. d.
LOUISIANA,
John n. Thornton. d. Joseph E. Ransdell, d
: MAINE
Charles +. Johnson. ID. Edwin c. Burleigh. R.
MARYLAND.
Isidor Raynor. D. John Walter Smith. ID.
MASSACHUSETTS
Henry c. Lodge. II. a Democrat
MICHIGAN.
Chas. f. Townsend. Il. VIM, Alden Smith. ]
MINNESOTA
Moses T.. Clapp.P y. Knute Nelson. r.
MISSISSIPPI.
John s. Williams. ID. j. X. Nardaman. d.
MISSOURI.
W, j. Stone, ID. James A. Reed, ID.
MONTANA.
Henry l.. Myers. ID. l.. J. Walsh. D.
NEBRASKA.
Gilbert NJ. Hitchcock. ID. Probably Democratic.
NEVADA.
Francis q. New lands. u. Massey. II.
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
Jacob II. Gallnger. II. a Republican
NEW JERSEY
James Il. MARITIME. d. VIM. Hughes. u.
NEW YORK.
Y Ellhu Root. r. James A. O'Gorman. ID.
NEW MEXICO.
Thomas Cauon. r. Albert Is. Fan. Il.
NORTH CAROLINA.
2 Lee s. Overman, d. a Democrat
NORTH DAKOTA.
Porter J, McCumber. n. AISLE J. Gronna, r.
OHIO.
Theodore 4. Burton. II. Atlee Pomerene, D.
OKLAHOMA.
Thomas Gore. d. Robt L. Owen. d.
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