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THE BRUNSWICK DAILY NEWS.
VOLUME 4, NUMBER 08,
A BIG LANDSLIDE
FOR ROOSEVELT
ALL DOUBTFUL STATES
WENT TO REPUBLICANS
BY A BIG MAJORITY
New York Gives Roosevelt
a Majority of About
200,000
HSGGINS EltCfEO GOVERNOR
W. L. Dougins, Democrat, Gov
ernor of MaidMiuaetta by About
40,000 Result from Every
Stats in the Union
New York, Nov. B.—This state has
ling been considered doubtful by the
most conservative democrats and re
tublieans. It was claimed by bolb
i arties, aud In making the forceaat for
tie result of the election the papers
c;assed it 100 doubtful to place iu the
one column or the other.
*2'hc election today Is New York re
sulted In a republican landslide anu
Roosevelt, for president, has carried
the site by at least 250.000 majority
even grealer than was given McKinley
four years ago. The result is a sur
prise to republicans and democrat !
alike.
But the greatest surprise was in Cite
gubernatorial race. Although running
behind his ticket in the neighborhood
o_ one hundred thousand rotes, Hin
gms has been elected over Herrick,
the democratic candidate. Odds as
well as all other conditions, favored
the democratic nominee and it wn •
believed that he Would be elected hr
.1 handsome majority, but be has been
defeated by a majority, estimated *
100,000.
The republicans have made gains in
Greater New York and in almost every
conntyMn the state. So great, was th->
surprise that at firat the democrat
did not believe the return#. Kvery dis
trite, every city, almost every proctor',
rolled up a mrajoity for the republi
cans. indeed, the result In New York
especially in the city was a great sur
prise.
MARYLAND, MY MARYLAND,
SHE HAS GONE AGAIN
Baltimore, Nov. 8. —Thougn returns
firm counties are not. yet complete
nid those from four precincts in the
city are missing the returns, which
lave been received up to this hour,
midnight, ind cate that Maryland will
8° for Roosevelt by a small majority
l oih sides arj claiming the state. Ttin
legislature will, it ia believed be dem
ci ratic.
DELAWARE IOINS IN
WITH HER 3I6TER STATE*
Wilmington, Del., Nov. B.—Returns
fiom today's election ar coining in
v< -ry slowly, out ft ig conceded that
Heoseielt and Fairbanks will get the
Mete by a good vote, he election was
a hotly contested one. The legislature
although hard fought by the democrats
will h safely republican.
DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET
WINS IN WEST VIRGINIA
f
Charleston, W. V., Nov. S.—Utter
tiiunig tongiht. from the entire stato
indicate a plurality for Roosevelt
I ut the democratic state ticket will be
elected.
W. L. DOUGLAS, DEMOCRAT,
CARRIES MASSACHUSETTS.
Horton, Net —Returns from very
near every county In the stale have
1 'd-n received and Roosevelt has tar
ried the stale by a majority of about
Ot'.OOl plurality.
The Boston Globe, Senator Idgc
end [.rominent republicans concede the
election of W L. Douglas, democrat,
for governor, by a majority of from
4t.,hot) to 30,000 This Is the largest
democratic plurality ever rol'ed up In
this state and was a surprise to repub
lican?. Mr. Douglas when seen tonight
said he was confident of election.
BOTH PARTIES CLAIMING
VICTORY IN MISSOURI
St. I-ouis, Nov. 8 —The democratic
slate committee tonight claims the
election of the state and national tick
et by a majority of 3,500 iu the state
and 10.000 in St. Louis.
Fifty-two out of 405 precincls in St
J.< uis gives Parker 7,310, Roosevelt
5 377.
The indications are that democratic
ct nigressmon 'tom the first to sixteen
tb districts, have been elected, except
ia the seventh where Barthold, repun
Lean, was elected.
Folk, democrat, upon whom such a
hard fight was made, has been elected
over Walbridgc, republican, by a good
majority. At midnight ihe democrats
claimed the state by a majority of 35
Oft). The republicans are also claim
ing the state.
TAGGARTS STATE DOES
GOOD—FOR REPUBLICANS
Indianapolis Ind., Nov. 1 H . in.-
Reports received from all of t>2 coun
ties in the state, it is apparent that
republicans have carried Indiana for
national and state tickets by 50,000
vrtes. Legislature will be overwhel
mingly republican, and possibly* ]|
congressmen have been elected.
MINNESOTA ROLLS UP A
TREMENDOUS MAJORITY
Minneapolis, Minn., Nov. B.— Returns
torched from three fourths of the
voting cities and towns In the slate
indicates a majority for the republi
can ticket of 170,000.
IDAHO ALSO FALLS IN
LINE FOfl ROOSEVELT
Boise. Idaho Nov 8 —While the del*
ocrats divnot ret concede this state to
the republicans, returns from a major
By of the counties in idle state indicate
a majority for Roosevelt of 24,000.
The legislate e wii! be republican hv
a good majority. A large vote was
polled in ail districts.
OREGON ADOS HER VOTES
TO ROOSEVELT COLUMN
Portland, Oregon, Nov. 8. —If Is os
t mated, according to returns received
tip to a late hour tonight, that the
stale for Roosevelt by a ma
jority Republicans are
claiming by 30,000.
LISTEN TO TEXA^^ALE
THEN GIVE A HOO RAY
Austin, Texas, Nov. 8 —Return*
flow nearly every county in the state
have been received and gives Parker
and Davie a majority of over 200.000.
The stale legislature Is democratic
and all con .motional districts a>e
Strongly democratic.
bloody Kansas gave
ROOSEVELT A GOOD VOTE. \
Topeka, Kan., Nov. 8.- -Returns re- j
cetved up to this hour, 11 o'clock, Indi
cates t: at Ka mas bus gout; for Itooso- '
veil, giving him a plurality of SO,OOO.
The state legislature is safely re itbli
can.
VAYOMING GIVES GOOD
MAJORITY TO REPUBLICANS
Chicago, Nov. B.—a statement leceiv
ed from the chairman of the republi
can committe In Wyoming claims that,
state by a majority of 8.000 A large
vole was pollfd in ail districts.
REPUBLICANS DID NOT
WIN IN ARKANSAS, NO.
Little Rock. Ark* Nov. 8. —Returns
received up to u o'clock indicate a
good majority for Porker and Davis,
ijie state legislature is safely demo
cratic, as aro all the congressional
districts.
PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT THANKS
NATION FOR HIS BIG VICTORY
WASHINGTON, NOV. 8— PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT TONIGHT, AFTER THE ELECTION RETURNS
CLEARLY INDICATED THE RESULTS, ISSUED THE FOLLOWING STATEMENT.
"I AM DEEPLY SENSBILE OF THE HONOR DONE BY THE AMERICAN PEOPLE IN THUS EX
PRESSING THEIR CONFIDENCE IN WHAT I HAVE DONE AND HAVE TRIED TO DO. I APPRECIATE
TO THE FULL THE SOLEMN RESPONSIBILITY THIS CONFIDENCE IMPOSES UPON ME AND I SHALL
DO ALL THAT IN MY POWER LIES NOT TO FORFEIT IT. ON THE FOURTH OF MARCH, NEXT I
f^,t l r, L ;- HAVE SERVED ™ REt AND A HALF YEARS AND THIS THREE AND A HALF YEARS CON
STITUTtS MY FIRST TERM THE WISE CUSTOM WHICH LIMITS THE PRESIDENT TO TWO
TERMS REGARDS THE SUBSTANCE AND NOT THE FORM. UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES WILL I
BE A CANDDIATE FOR OR ACCEPT ANOTHER NOMINATION."
CONNECTICUT GOES AS
GOES OLD NEW YORK.
Now Haven. Conn., Nov. B.—lncom
plete returns at midnight indicate that
Roosevelt and Uic entire republican
! tate ticket has been elected in Con
necticut. The democrats made a lew
grins in some sections of lie state
but t hey were over come by the repub
licans, and altogether the republicans
made a net gain since the 'ant presi
dential election. A large vote was
polled in liie Mute.
GEORGIA IS TRUE TO
CAUSE OF DEMOCRACY.
Atlanta, Nov. B.—Returns from a
majority of the counties in the state
indicate a democratic majority of
about 40,000 or 50,000. Tom Watson
tint populist, candidate, has carried
!< w. if any of flic counties. All eleven
congressional districts elected demo
crats, though the light in the Ninth
was very close.
NORTH CAROLINA IS
SAFE FOR DEMOCRATS
Kwfcigh, N. 0., Nov. B.—Returns
from two thirds of the count'es in the
state sliow-s a large majority for Par
her and Davis. The race in one or
two of the congressional districts is
close.
COLORADO THINKS BEST TO
BE ON WINNING SIDE
Denver, Col., Nov. 8 —This state has
gone republican by a good majority.
Returns are coming in slowly and it is
impossible to give figures at this time
The legislature will bo safely republi
can.
NEVADA JOINS WITH
OTHER WESTERN STATES
heard the republican state ticket is in
the had In N' vada and Yerrington, re
publican, for congress, is elected over
Van linner, democratic. The slate
-s conceded to Roosevelt by a small
majority,
GAINS FOR REPUBLICANS,
REPORT FROM MONTANA.
Butte, Montana. Nov. B.—Montana is
tor Roosevelt. Returns up to 11
o'clock indicates a gain by the republi
tans of over 30 per cent, over four
years ago. Governor Toole, democrat
aid democratic state ticket, with posai
byl one or two exceptions, seems to
have won.
REPUBLICANS ARE SAFE
IN MR. BRYAN’S STATE
Omaha, Neb., Nov, 8.-—lndications al
midnight are that Roosevelt will carry
Nebraska by a plurality of 35,000 to
40.000. The legislature, which will
clod United States senator to sueceed
SenatorDetrieh, will probably be re
publican. Seventy precincts outside
<n Omaha and Douglass eounty gives
Roosevelt 8,575, Parker. 3,255 .
IOWA GIVES ROOSEVELT
ABOUT 130,000 MAJORITY
Des Moines, lowa, Nov .B.—Chair
man of the state central committee
j claims this state for Roosevelt by be
j tween 130,000 and 160,000 majority
| The Des Moines Leader and Register
I says: "If the present rate per pre
. cinct keeps up Roosevelt will have
about 140,000 plurality,’’
BRUNSWICK, GA., WEDNESDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 9, "904.
PARKER CONGRATULATES
PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT
Ksopus, N. Y. Nov. B.—Judge
Parker tonight sent President
Roosevelt the following message:
"To the President, Washington.
"Tile people, by their votes
have emphatically approved
your administration, ami l con
*
PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT
SENDS HIM A REPLY.
Washington, Nov. B.—President
Roosevelt sent the following re
ply to Judge Parker’s telegram.
"I thank you for your congra
tulations.
‘‘Theodore Roosevelt”
THE LAND OF FLOWERS
BLOSSOMED VERY BRIGHT
Jacksonville. Ha. Nov. 8. —The few
scattering returns from the different
counties so fa- indicate the usual dem
ocratic majorities.
in one of the congressional districts
Congressman Sparkman was bitterly
opposed by a republican, but the re
turns indicate that lie lias been return
ed by a sale majority.
WEST VIRGINIA GIVES
ROOSEVELT A MAJORITY
Wheeling, W. Va., Nov. B.—Demo
ciatic leaders tonight concede West
Virginia to Roosevelt and Fairbanks
by 10,000 majority, and consider the
state ticket in doubt.
NORTH DAKOTA ROLLS
UP USUAL MAJORITY
Grand Forks, N. I)., Nov. 8. —Returns
from over the state received very
slow. So far Roosevelt's majority is
indicated at 1 bout 25.000.
MORMON STATE REMAINS
IN REPUBLICAN FOLD.
Salt Lake, City, Utah, Nov. B.—The
heaviest vote ever polled is reported
in today's election. Scattering returns
only have been received, which indi
cates a republican majority of 10,000
MICHIGAN ADD A FEW
MORE THOUSAND TO LIST
Detroit, Midi., Nov. B—The8 —The repub
lican stai • central committer, at 8:30
o'clock tonight, announced that, the >c
turns received from over the stale
would indicate Roosevelt’s majority
bttween 125.0' 0 and 135,000.
LAFOLLETTE WINS OUT
BY A GOOD MAJORITY
Milwaukee, Wis., Nov. B.— At 10
o cock tonight only scattering returns
had been received from over the state.
Wisconsin Is conceded to Roosevelt
by a good majority and LaFollctte, re
publican, is believed to have been elo •r.
e i governor over Peck by a safe fig
u o.
CALIFORNIA REPUBLICAN BY
SEVENTY-FIVE THOUSAND
J
Chicago, Ills., Nov. B.—Slate Chair
man George Slobe, of Caltff, Cal,
wires that California will give Rouse
veil a majority of 75,000 and all of the
congresmen will be republican.
NEW JERSEY NOT MUCH
OF A DOUBTFUL STATE.
Trenton. N. J. Nov. B.—The result of
today's election in New Jersey has
been a landslide. Roosevelt's mnjor
dy will approach, if not equal the
plurality obtained by McKinley four
years ago. Rdward C. Stokes, repub
lienn for governor, runs behind Roose
velt but will have 30,000 plurality.
'1 he state led ,'ature will show increas
ed republican membership and be over
whelming republican in joint ballot,
which assured re-election of John
Kean to the United States senate, ' an
Winkle, lepub'ican, defeats A'ien Ben
ny, democrat, the present congressman
in the Ninth district.
M’KINLEY’S STATE WILL
GIVE USUAL MAJORITY
Columbus, Ohio, Nov. B.—Returns
from today’s election are coming in
slowly, Dut those received up to inis
l our Indicate' the usual large republi
can majority. Senator Foraker claims
the state for the republican ticket by
a majority of 35,000.
KENTUCKY IS CLOSE;
DEMOCRATS LEADING
Louisville, Ky„ Nov. B.—The racy
ie this state has been very close and : t
i impossible to give figures at this
hour. The democrats are claiming the
slate by a good majority, but the re
publicans have not conceded it. The
Louisville Courier-Journal claims the
slate for the democrats by 10,000 ma
il rity.
TENNESSEE ROLLS UP
A MAJORITY OF 30,000.
Nashville, Tenn., Nov. 8. —Returns
ate coming in very slowly, but Parker
majority will lie between 25,000 and
"••V’On. Frazier, democrat, for govern
' r. will win by 30,000 mujroity.
MISSISSIPPI REMAINS IN
THE DEMOCRATIC RANKS
Jackson, Miss., Nov, B—Returns rc
i elved tip to a late hourt tonight show
ti nt between (10,000 and 75 000 votes
were polled in today’s election and the
republicans polled between 10,000 and
i 1,000. The mapority for Parker and
Davis will be in the neighborhood ot
60,000. Both blanches of the state leg
filature is almost unanimously demo
uatic.
DEMOCRATIC GOVERNOR IN
LITTLE RHODY AGAIN
Providence, rt. I, Nov. B.—Roosevelt
has carried this stale by a majority of
about 15.000. Granger, democratic
and dacron, republican, have both
Keen re-eiected to congress Garvin
dc mocratlc, h is probably been re-elect
<d governor by a good majority.
PENNSYLVANIA ROLLS UP
A MAJORITY OF ABOUT 300,000
Philadelphia. Pa.. Nov. B.—-The polls
closed in this state at 7 o’clock. I.<
teal W. Durham, republican leader
of republican politics In Lliis city, says
Roosevelt’s majority in Phladelphla
will be 140,000.
Returns from other precincts nun
cities in the state indicate an Increas
ed republican gain and Roosevelt will
carry the county by a larger majority
than McKinley four years ago. The
estimated republican majority In the
state Is now placed at 300,000.
ROOSEVELT WILL
HAVE TOTAL OF 325
ELECTORIAL VOTES
BIG MAJORITY FOR THE
REPUBLICANS IN CHICAGO
- Chicago, Nov. B.—The republican
Mate central committee tonight claims
that Roosevelt has carried Cook- coun
ty in which Chicago is located by 30.-
ntm majority. The democrats concede
the county to the republicans but not
i' ysuch a largo majority.
Reports from oilier cities iu the
slate are meager, but Illinois has gone
republican by an increased majority.
VIRCINIA ELECTS 9 OUT OF
10 DEMOCRATS TO CONGRESS
Richmond, Va.. Nov. 8. —Ftoni pres
ent indications Virginia ha . elected
nine out of the ten democtatic con
gross men. The result ia the Ninth
district is probably for Stomp, Lite re
publican Incumbent. It is impossible
to give Parker's majority in the state
at this hour
TWO ELECTION JUDGES
KILLED OUT IN COLORADO.
Cripple Creek. Col., Nov B.—Two
democratic election judges were killed
m this district today, and Deputy Sher
iff Peabody mortally wounded A mim
15er of democrats judges were beaten
Dole, a republican, was shot at Mid
way.
DAVIS’ STATE SHOWS GAINS
FOR REPUBLICAN PARTY
Wheeling. W. Va., Nov. B. Fifty-six
precincts complete in entire state at
8:30 p. m., show a Roosevelt gain of
five per cent, over the vote of jOOO
Davidson .republican candidate for gov
ernor, runs with his ticket.
PENNSYLVANIA CHAIRMAN
OUT WITH STATEMENT
Philadelphia, Pa., Nov, s tfrnnt'nr
Penrose, state chairman, tonight says
"My advices from all parts of the state
indicate a majority of 325.000 as we
‘ 'aimed will be quailed if not exceeded
ft is a great victory for prosperity and
a i emphatic < ndorsement by the peo
ple of the administration ot McKin
ley and Roosevelt.”
r .OUTH CAROLINA STILL
REMAIN WITH DEMOCRATS
Columbia, 8. Nov. B.—Parker has
carried South Carolina by not loss
than 40,000 plurality. The democrat
fi* state ticket has been eleeied with
out opposition The stale legislature
is unanimously democratic. Parker’s
I turn Illy i s larger than Bryan’s fom
years ago.
PEPUBLICAIS MAKE GOOD
GAINS IN NEW HAMPSHIRE
Concord, N. H. Nov. B.—TJnlalmlated
returns from twenty towns lit this
state show substantial republican
gains for (lie national licket The re
turns are rather meager arid it. is not
known exactly what majority Roose
velt has carried the state. Put in all
hoi-liability larger than in the presiden
tial election four years ago.
DEMOCRATS GET MAJORITY
OF 35,000 IN LOUISIANA
New Orleans, 1,a., Nov. B.—The dem
ocrats have carried Louisiana for Par
ker and Dii vis by 35,000 majority. The
vote In this slate was large. The
democrats have also elected seven con
pi essmen.
REPUBLICANS GET A GOOD
MAJORITY IN MINNESOTA.
St. Paul, Minn., Nov. .B—Scattering
returns from various partH of the slate
show that Roosevelt is running strong
-1." in Minnesota. Estimated with the
McKinley vote of 1900 the returns so
far received would Indicate a repulill
can majority in the state of 80,000
t Republican headquarters claim the
state by 100.000 and the democrats
concede them a majority of 75,000.
PRICE FIVE CENT*.
Only the Solid South, with
ISI, Remains in Demo
cratic Fold
41 SO CLOSE IN KENIICKY
Maryland Give s Republican Majority
of Abou* 10,000—Democrat* May
Elect State Ticket in Welt
Virginia—Ciose in Missouri
Washington. Nov. 3.—3 a. m. Tile
Associated Press, at this hour, giving
Maryland to the republicans, gives
I.onseteii a total of 325 electoral votes
end Parker a total of 151, the solid
'ulj. .lid following table is
sent out.
Republican.
California yg
Colorado 5
Connecticut 7
Delaware 3
Idaho . . 3
Illinois ..... ' 27
Indiana ~ 15
I°wa 13
Kansas yg
Maine ’’ _ g
Massachusetts yg
-Michigan 14
Minnesota yy
Montana 3
Maryland g
New York 39
Jew Hampshire 1
North Dakota . 4
New Jersey 12
Nobraska s
Nevada 3
Ohio 23
Oregon 4
Pennsylvania S'?
Rhode Island 4
South Dakota 4
t lah 3
Vermont 4
West Virginia 7
Wisconsin 13
Washington l>
Wyoming 3
325
Democratic.
Alabama 11
Arkansas 9
Florida
Georgia 13
Kentucky 13
Louisiana .4
Mississippi 10
Missouri 18
North Carolina 1!
Fouth Carolina 9
Tenessee 12
Texas 18
Virginia 12
151
CHAIRMAN CARHART CLAIM*
A SMALL GAIN IN CONGRESS
Waslilnton, Nov. 8. —Chairman Car
hart, of the republican congressional
commit tec, concede that republican
membership in next house of represen
ti lives will b<- larger than at present,
with an indicated majority o? about
forty.
The democrats lost one or two seats
in New Jersey Republicans gain one in
Pennsylvania and may have secured
i tie or two seats In some of the south
ern stales, but will have to await the
official returns.
Ad
TAGGART CONGRATULATES
CHAIRMAN CORTEI.YOU
Indianapolis, inti. Nov. 8. —Chair-
man Taggart, after hearing the re
turns tonight, wired Chairman Cortel
you, of the republican national com
mittee, congratulating him on the
great victory.
BALTIMORE SUN GIVES
STATE TO REPUBLICANS
Baltimore, Md„ Nov 9.-2 a. m.—.
The lialllmore Sun, which supported
(Ik- democratic ticket, conceded that
Roosevelt ear lied the state by about
10,000. in Baltimore city, with one
precinct missing, Parker has a plural
ity of 17*.
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