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Sow York. No- ( ? Owing to !
the cloev eote in many or the states
'here is some doubt regarding the
outcome on congressional and gov
ernorship results in various states
but the national election shown the
oven* helming election of Wood row
Wilson
The political managers In this
city ascribe the bolt of Roosevelt as
the cause of the defeat of President
Taft. Manager Joseph Dixon of
the l'rogre??stvefi will begin at once
the organisation of the ProgressUe
parly which he says will succeed
the Republican party.
Lincoln, Nov S ? William Jen
nings Hryan, in commenting on the
election, says that he is perfectly
happy He has fought for the dem
<vmts for year* and ft I* that he
is entitled to rejoice over the re
sults He believes that great good
will come from the political change,
though he would not be surprised if
the big interests attempted to force
a panic for the purpose of putting
the democratic party in bad repute
In the hope of getting In control
four years hence.
Princeton. Nov. 6? Wood row Wil
son, the successful candidate on the
Democracy and next president of
the United States, says that the
election was a great triumph for the
people and will result In more good
than can be conceived of at this
time He has been under great
strain and ts glad that it is all over.
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Win Greatest Political Victory in Hist
tory of Nation? Taft Wins But Two
States and Teddy, Seven
SULZER SWEEPS NEW YORK
Electoral Vc te this Evening Gives Wil
son 412, Roosevelt 99, Taft 20.
Seattle, Nov. 6? The national
election shows a landslide for Wil
son, with Tr\ft overwhelmingly snow
ed under. At the present time Tuft
lias only secured pIrK' electoral
votes while Wilson has 395, anil
Roosevelt 112.
President Taft has only carried
two states? Vermont and Utah, and
these by only slight majorities
Roosevelt has won Pennsylvania,
Illinois, Iowa, Michigan, Wisconsin,
Kansas and Washington. Complete
returns may give him South Dakota
and Wyoming. Wilson has all the
rest.
Princeton, Nov. 6 ? It is prophe
sied here 'hat the Wilson cabinet
will contain the names of Ttrvsn,
Rrandeis, Wiley and McAdoo.
Democratic leaders say that Wil
liam Jennings Bryan will undoubt
edly be made secretary of state. Dr.
Wllev secretary of Agriculture and
1<ouIn Hrandels Attorney General
Wm McAdoo has been slated as Sec
retary of War or Postmaster Gen
Representatives Palmer and Red
field and l<abor Commissioner Neill
also will have berths in the enhinet,
while Chairman McComh* is going
to bo. taken care of by a lucrative
place outside the cabinet.
Seattle, Nov. <5 ? Meager state re
turns this morning give Lister, the
democratic candidate for governor
of Washington. a fair lead over
both' Hodge and Hay, the progres
sive and republican candidates
Congressman Humphreys is lead
ing all opponents.
Roosevelt will carry the state.
Cincinnati, O., Nov. 6- -President
Taft is still serene and unruffled
over his defeat. He wired congratu
lations to Wood row Wilson this
morning and Rave out a statement
to the press In which he espressos
hope for continued prosperity, which
leaves the influence that he doubts
whether such a thing can be possi
ble under democratic rule.
Oyster Bay. Nov. 6 Theo Roose
velt has little to s*y regarding the
defeat of the Progressives. He has
wired his congratulations to the
successful candidate, Woodrow Wll
son. Mr. Roosevelt will assls* ?"
(ho organisation of the Pro*rfo*lTe
party which he declares Is to ??<>
ceod the oM standpat republics**.
Seattle, 3 p. m -Rnvlli In <he
state arc Incomplete but so far
tabulated give* l.lster a plurality
over llay of 3,600.
Roosevelt leads In the state of
Washington by nearly thirty thous
and and his lead it still piling "P
New York. 3 p m.- Wilson con
tinues to tfaln with each added pre
cinct He now has 412 |!#coti'
votes, with Roosevelt 9# and Tsft
20.
Oregon ? The race for the aenstor
shlp in Oregon is very close. The
contest is mainly betweor Ben Sell
ing and Harry l^sne, with Selling
slightly in the lead.
California? Wilson will carry the
State easily by a majority of fifteen
thousand.
New York ? Oovemor Hiram John
son of California says that the so
lution of be bis landslide for Wil
son is beyond his powers of com
prehension lie simply can't under
stand Ills own state itoltiR against
him.
\<-n York, Nov. 6 congressman
William r ?ai elected governor
of New York yesterday by a big
majority, hi* nearest opponent was
Oscar Straus who made the run on
the Progressive ticket.
Illinois Kvery Indication points
to the election of Dunn, democrat,
as governor of Illinois.
Massachusetts ? Kupetit N. Fosr,
democratic governor of Massachu
setts has been re-elected.
Connect lent ? Simon K. Baldwin,
democratic governor of Connecticut,
again won the election with the rent
of the democrats.
Minnesota ? Adolph O. Kberhart,
republican, has been re-elected. In
spite of the fact that the State has
gone for Wilson.
Indiana ? Ralston, democratic can
didate for governor seonis to have
won by an easy majority
Danville, Nov. 8 ? Joseph O. t,?n
i.on was again defeated for con
gress. He went down with the
Taft forces and will doubtless never
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