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New England States. New Yorl* The Solid South Returns Usual
, and New Jersey Go
Large Democratic Ma-
Democratic.
jorities
New York.—The next president o. victory to Taft in New Hampshire. ;
the United States will be Woodrow but the Taft plurality dwindled as the
Wilson, present democratic governoi returns came in.
of New Jersey, and the next vice pres
The vote in Utah as reflected in the
ident will be Thomas R. Marshall early dispatches gave indications that
democratic governor of Indiana. That that statu wuiua be carried for Taft.
is the verdict rendered by a majoritj The vote in Pennsylvania was amaz- j
of the 15,000,000 voters of the country ingly close, the returns from more
The size of the popular majoritj than 1000 precincts embracing 185.000
given the democratic national ticket votes giving each of the three leading
by the states outside of Illinois that presidential candidates more than 60,-
might give electoral votes to eithei 000 votes.
Taft or Roosevelt were matters of con
President Taft's lead in Philadelphia
jecture. It seemed certain, howevet districts was offset by the heavy vota
that Illinois would give a majority tc polled by Roosevelt and Wilson In
Roosevelt, while the race in Pennsyl other parts of the state.
vania was so close as to bring al.
Many surprises were shown in the
three candidates within range of sue returns. The New York state assent- |
cess.
bly seemed to be overwhelmingly
Overturning big republican majori Democratic. In Illinois, indications
ties in states never before carried bj were that Judge Dunne, the Demo
democrats in a presidential election cratic candidate for governor, had
the Wilson-Marshall ticket was swepl won notwithstanding the heavy Roose­
into office on the wave of a victorj velt victorj. Former Speaker Cannon
that carried with it state officers, con seemed to have been defeated for re-
gressioual seats and the control of 8 election to congress jn Illinois.
number of legislatures.
In addition to Roosevelt's appar­
Roosevelt Strong In lllincis
ently certain victory in Illinois, the
Second only in interest to the ove
confident claims of the Roosevelt
whelming victory of Wilson and Ma
managers that Iowa, Michigan and
shall, was the strength shown by Col Kansas wrould fall into the Roosevelt
onel Roosevelt in Illinois.
column seemed verified by the par­
Pennsylvania’s 38 votes are appar tially complete returns. The returns
ently certain for Roosevelt. The race from California, while meager, indl- j
between Taft, Roosevelt and Wilson cated a Wilson victory. The uncer­
was almost an even affair until more tainty regarding Vermont was settled
than 185,000 ballots had been counted by the announcement of the complete
Minnesota, conceded to Wilso | vote, which gave Taft a majority ol
when early returns came in, later slip 924 votes.
ped back into the doubtful column at
The Providence, R. I., Journal, con j
accessions to the Roosevelt strength ceded that state to Wilson, and wltl !
reduced the democratic lead. Iowa the vote close in New Hampshire, it j
given to Roosevelt in the early re seemed probable that New England’!
turns, showed a strong reversal ot entire vote, with the exception oi
form and later partial returns give Vermont, had gone over to the Demo
Wilson a slight lead.
cratic column.
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The division of the republican vote Democrats Control House and Senats
between Taft and Roosevelt resulted
President Wilson will be supported
in complete democratic victories in
by a congress that will be Democratic
many states. In New York the-demo-
in both branches, thus insuring the
crats carried the state ticket and the
passage of a revision of the tariff an
legislature.
der Democratic auspices without s
The total number of electoral votes
possibility of the factional opposition
Is 531, and the returns Indicate that
which prevailed in the present con
Wilson and Marshall have many more
gress.
than the 266 votes necessary to win.
The House will be overwhelming!)
Reports indicate that the electoral
Democratic.
The returns Indicate
vote of the Democratic candidates will
that there will be a Democratic ma
pass the 400 mark.
jority of 119 votes. This will Insure
South Still Solid.
the election of a speaker, control ol
The so-called “ solid South,” Alar committees, a:*» dictation of ieglsla
bama, Arkansas, Florida,- Louisiana, tion during the two years beginning
Mississippi, North Carolina, South March 4.
Carolina. Tennessee, Texas and Vir­
The Democrats according to the re
ginia, which have uniformly cast their turns will have a majority of at least
electoral votes for the Democratic four in the senate with a prospect ol
presidential candidates in the past several doubtful seats being filled by
six elections, is still solidly Democrat­ Democrats.
ic, Wilson and Marshall polling the
usual large majorities.
Kentucky.
T. R. Has Lead in Kansas.
Maryland and Missouri, which with
Topeka,
Kan.—Returns
indicate
few exceptions in the past 25 years that the Progressive national ticket
have gone Democratic, have given and the Republican state ticket bad
substantial Democratic majorities.
been victorious In Kansas. Progrès ;
New York state’s 45 electoral votes sive leaders claimed the state foi !
will be cast for Wilson and Marshall. Roosevelt by a plurality of from 10,000
The indications are that Wilson has to 15,000, but the Democrats maintain
carried New York state by a plurality ed that the complete vote would place
of between 100,000 and 150,000. Re­ Wilson in the lead. W. R Stubbs
ports from all parts of the state show (Rep.) was leading William H. Thomp :
the vote was heavy, the efforts of the son (Dem.) in the race for United
three gubernatorial candidates to States senator.
bring out the voters being rewarded
with success. Congressman Sulzer,
Taft Loses His Home State.
I’.ie Democratic candidate for govern­
Cincinnati.— Returns from 100 pre .
or was elected by a large plurality.
clncts out of 5211 in Ohio gave Gov
Wilson Carries Many Doubtful States ernor
Wilson 74,146, Taft 50,575
Wilson seems to have carried most Roosevelt 34,069, giving Wilson a plu
of the doubtful states. Early returns rality of 23,571.
In addition to giving Wilson and Mar­
Figuring the proportionate gain ol
shall the “solid South,” Indicated that lovernor Wilson in each 100 precinct»
the states of Connecticut, Delaware, tabulated, it was estimated that the
Kentucky, Maine, Maryland. New Jer­ Democratic candidate would receive
sey, Massachusetts, New York, West a plurality in the state of from 100,
Virginia. Indiana and Missouri were 000 to 110,000 votes.
As returns from the
Democratic.
meat began to come In Montana, New
Michigan Conceded to Roosevelt.
Mexico, Idaho. Oregon and California
Det^lL— Returns from 145 out ol
lined up in the Democratic column.
2115 state precincts show Taft 12,347
The early returns gave an apparent Roosevelt 20,330, Wilson 16.0««.
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