505 6.370 1,019 3 120 1,246 2 The vote for Governor in 1903 was: Beckham, Dem., 229,014; 163 2,479 1.790 Belknap. Rep., 202,761; Demarc, Pro., 4,530; Nagle, Boc., 2.027 1,402 2,014; Schmutz, Soc. Lab., 615. 8 1.246 443 69 2.764 2,756 2 197 1,686 12 1,256 1,208 7,604 The vote for President in 1900 was: Bryan, Dem., 235,103; McKinley, Rep., 227,128; Woolley, Pro., 3,780; Barker, Pop., 1,861; Debs, Soc., 645; Malloney, Soc. Lab., 390. For President in 1908, Hiszen, Ind., received 200 votes; Watson, Pop., 333; Gillhaus, Soc. Lab., 404. 604 VOTE FOR REPRESENTATIVES IN CONGRESS, 1908 876 2,531 Districts. 4 1,026 960 15 975 2.216 I. Countles of Ballard, Caldwell, Calloway, Car 6 1,829 1,678 409 837 9 1,619 1,611 II. 16 2,711 2,789 3 982 1,126 III. 2 8 1,364 1,040 7 160 749 14 2.433 2,151 680 894 IV. 1 923 1,142 90 2,133 2,612 Nicholas Ohio. 6 Pendleton 1,543 1,177 60 2,208 3,457 24 1 634 566 lisle, Crittenden, Fulton, Graves, Hickman, Livingston, Lyon, Marshall, McCracken, and Trigg. Ollie M. James, Dem., 27,435; J. M. Porter, Rep., 15,063; Ford, Soc., 210. James's plurality, 12,372. Counties of Christian, Daviess, Hancock, Henderson, Hopkins, McLean, Union, and Webster. A. O. Stanley, Dem., 23,320; John C. Worsham, Rep., 19,302; Farmer, Soc., 299; Stanley's majority, 3,09. Counties of Allen, Barren, Butler, Edmonson, Logan, Metcalfe, Monroe, Muhlenberg, Simpson, Todd, and Warren. R. G. Thomas, Jr., Dem., 20,079; A. D. James, Rep., 19,583; Green, Soc., 377. Thomas's plurality, 496. Counties of Breckinridge, Bullitt, Grayson, Green, Hardin, Hart, Larue, Marion, Meade, Nelson, Ohio, Taylor, and Washington. Beu Johnson, Dem., 24.344; 1. W. Gaddie, Rep., 21.246: Redman, Soc., 165. Johnson's plurality, 3,098. County of Jefferson. Swagar Sherley, Dem., 27 915; R. C. Kinkead, Rep., 25,513; Dobbs, Soc., 658. Sherley's plurality, 2,440. Counties of Boone, Campbell, Carroll, Gallatin, Grant, Kenton, Pendleton, and Trimble, Joseph L. Rhinock, Dem., 23,945; John R. Inglis, Rep., 18,057; Thobe, Soc., 1,221. Rhinock's plurality, 5,888. VII. Counties of Bourbon, Fayette, Franklin, Henry, Oldham, Owen, Scott, and Woodford. James C. Cantrill, Dem., 21,157; L. L. Bristow, Rep., 14,706. Cantrill's plurality, 6,451. 592 899 VIII. Counties of Anderson, Boyle, Garrard, Jessamine, Lincoln, Madison, Mercer, Rockcas tle, Shelby, and Spencer. Harvey Helm, Dem., 17,725; L. W. Bethurum, Rep., 16,49; Johnson, Pro., 442 Helm's plurality,1,678, KENTUCKY-Continued. IX. Countles of Bracken, Bath, Boyd, Carter, Fleming, Greenup, Harrison, Lewis, Law rence, Mason, Nicholas, Robertson, and Rowan. Jas. N.Kehoe, Dem., 23.107: Joseph B. Bennett, Rep., 22,832; Morris, Pro. 462. Bennett's plurality, 725. X. Counties of Breathitt, Clark, Elliott, Estill, Floyd, Johnson, Knott, Lee, Martin, Magof fin, Montgomery, Morgan, Menifee, Pike, Powell, and Wolfe. Amos Davis, Dem.,19,567; J. W. Langley, Rep., 22,438, Ward, Soc., 25. Langley's plurality, 2,871, XI. Counties of Adair, Bell, Casey, Clay, Clinton, Harlan, Knox, Letcher, Leslie, Laurel, Metcalfe, Owsley, Perry, Pulaski, Russell, Wayne, and Whitley A. G. Patterson, Dem., 14,729; D. C. Edwards, Rep., 36,073; Huffaker, Pro., 518. Edwards's plurality, 21,344. PRESENT STATE GOVERNMENT. Governor, A. E. Willson; Lieutenant-Governor, W. H. Cox; Secretary of State, Ben L. Bruner; Treasurer, Edwin Farley; Auditor, Frank P. James; Attorney-General, James B. Breathitt; Superintendent of Education, John G. Crabbe; Commissioner of Agriculture. M. C. Rankin Commissioner of Insurance, Charles W. Bell-all Republicans. PARISHES. Feliciana, East Orleans JUDICIARY. STATE LEGISLATURE, 1909. St. John Baptist. Senate. House. Joint Ballot St. Mary St. Tammany. Tangipahoa. Tensas.. 134 Union. Gr. N.D. Pro. .... Plu. 63,634 D Vernon 43,449 D 3,139 34,198 D Washington.. Webster. Winn. 186 622 5,225 28,666 D 6,442 5,114 4,781 40,020 D 281 R 2,346 2,383 R 3,780 7,975 D 27,250 D 63,568 8,958 2,538 48,345 5,877 84.79 11.77 3.33 89.34 10.66 75, 146 54,222 For President in 1968 Hisgen, Ind., received 82 votes. For Governor in 1908 Jared Y. Sanders, Dem. received 60,666 votes; Henry N. Pharr, Rep., 7,617; J. W. Barnes, Soc., 1,247. VOTE FOR REPRESENTATIVES IN CONGRESS, 1908. Districts. I. Parishes of Plaquemines and St. Bernard, and II. Parishes of Jefferson, St. Charles, St. John 21 III. LOUISIANA. PRESIDENT, 1908. PARISHES. (59.) Bryan, Taft, Debs, Dem. Rep. Soc. 141 877 100 Ascension.. 651 107 9 16 900 Baton Rouge, East. 1,090 83 20 722 Plurality 54,610 Per cent. Whole vote.. Election Returns. MAINE-Continued. VI. Parishes of Baton Rouge, East; Baton Rouge, VOTE FOR REPRESENTATIVES IN CONGRESS, 1908. Ingston, Pointe Coupée, St. Helena, St. Tam- I. Counties of Cumberland and York. John C. VII. Parishes of Acadia, Avoyelles, Calcasieu, II. Governor, J. Y. Sanders; Lieutenant-Governor, P. M. Lambbemont: Secretary of State, J. T. Michel; Auditor, Paul Capdeville: Treasurer, O. B. Steele; ottorney-General, Walter Guion; Superintendent of Education, T. H. Harris-all Demo crats. Supreme Court: Chief Justice, J. A. Breaux: Associate Justices, A. D. Land, F. T. Nicholls, Frank A. Monroe, O. O. Provosty; Clerk, Paul E. Mortimer-all Democrats. STATE LEGISLATURE, 1909. Both Houses Democratic; Senate, 41; House, 116, Rep. 1872. President.. 1872. President.. 1876. President. 1876. President.. 1880. President.. 1884. President.. 62,529 1888. President.. 85,032 30,484 Fusion. 1892. President. 87,922 26,563 1896. Governor...... 116,216 90,138 Rep. Nat. D. Plu. Republicans.. 23 100 123 1896, President...... 77,175 22,037 1,834 55,138 D Democrats............ 8 51 59 1900. Governor...... 60,206 1900. President..... 2,449 +48.580 D). +39,488 D Republican majority 15 1904. President..... 1908. President...... 63,568 VOTE OF THE STATE SINCE 1872. Dein Rep. Gr. Pro. Pl Aroostook.. Androscoggin. 3,095 4,381 1.157 4.783 Cumberland... 5,735 10, 593 Franklin. Hancock. The vote for Governor in 1904 was: Davis, Dem., 49,791; The vote for President in 1904 was: Parker, Dem., 27,641; 1,945 1,584 1,809 1,452 1,905 1,552 708 MARYLAND—Continued. MARYLAND-Omlur 1. 1904. 1909. COUNTIES. Bryan, Taft, Parker Dein. Rep. Dem. ing, D. m. Frederick Garrett 5,158 5,966 5,004 Scattering. 2.025 1,90% 1,861 1,999 1,851 1,377 4,518 4,650 4,064 4,581 4,256 4,336 2,751 2,273 2,593 2,179 2,629 1,884 1,974 1,529 2,000 1,450 1,639 470 115908 116513 109446 109497 102562 92,823 605. 51 9.739 VOTE OF THE STATE SINCE 1876 PRESIDENT, PRESIDENT, COMPTROLLER, 1876. President, 91,780 71,981 1908 Dem. Rep. 1880. President. 93,706 78,515 R0060 Her. Wil 1884. President. 96,866 82.748 velt, Iams, 1888. President.106,168 99,986 Rep. Кер. Pop. 5,788 5,052 5,649 1892. President.113.866 92.736 796 1,121 2,055 947 2,061 818 1,587 1895. Governor.106,169 124,936 989 3,143 2,742 3,151 2,561 3,031 2,382 1,764 1.2.6 1,314 1,258 1,851 1,008 1896. President.104,735 136,959 2,507 1,939 1,758 1,956 1,841 1.868 1,419 1899. Governor. 125,409 116,286 3,351 2,805 3,082 2,711 3,168 2,348 S. D. 2,680 2,635 2,270 2,845 2,213 1,717 1900. President, 122,271 136,212 908 4,582 2.055 1,135 2,258 1,487 1,547 832 1903. Governor. 10,548 95,923 1,302 2,913 1,627 1,912 1,247 1,874 1,662 738 1904. President. 109,446 109,497 2,247 3,034 1,021 1,333 1,580 1,174 671 567 1907. Governor. 109,051 94,300 She, 3,776 1908. President. 115,908 116,513 2,323 3,302 Majority. *19.799 D Gr. Pro 48.59 48.81 48.81 48.81 50.65 45.84 6,110 Bryan Taft, Dem. Rep. Спа fin. Pro. GOVEESUE, 1969. Debs, Vahey Ds 5,286 224,229 70.77 202.462 Whole vote. 238,531 In 1908, one Tait elector received the highest vote, 116,513. Six Democratic and two Republican electors were chosen. The scattering vote for President was: Chafin, Pro., 3,302; Debs, Soc., 2,323; Hisgen, Ind., 485. VOTE FOR REPRESENTATIVES IN CONGRESS, 1908. Districts. I. Counties of Caroline, Cecil, Dorchester, Kent, Queen Anne's, Somerset, Talbot, Wicomico, and Worcester. James H. Covington, Dem., 19,381; Wm. H. Jackson, Rep., 16,547; Wheatley, Pro., 868. Covington's plurality, 2,734. II. Baltimore City, counties of Baltimore, Carroll, and Harford. J. F. C. Talbot, Dem., 21,526; R. Garrett, Rep., 19,040; Grill, Pro., 701; Talbot's plurality, 1,468. III. Baltimore City. Harry B. Wolf, Dem.. 14,510; John Kronmiller, Rep., 14,772; Whitehurst, Pro. 267; Jarboe, Soc., 531. Kroumiller's plurality, 262. IV. Baltimore City. John Gill, Jr.. Dem., 18,562: J. P. Hill, Rep.. 16,626, Woods, Pro., 449; Gill s plurality, 1,936. V. Counties of Howard, Anne Arundel, Prince George's, St. Mary's, Calvert, and the 21st., 23d and 24th wards of Baltimore City. G. M. Smith, Dem., 14,740; S. E. Mudd, Rep., 15,057; Mahews, Soc.. 613. Mudd's plurality, 317. VI. Counties of Allegany, Frederick, Garrett, Montgomery, and Washingtou. D. J. Lewis, Dem., 18.073; G. A. Pearre, Rep.. 18.619; Cuppett, Pro., 811; Young, Soc., 439. Pearre's plurality. 546. PRESENT STATE GOVERNMENT. Governor, Austin L. Crothers; Secretary of State, N. Winslow Williams; Treasurer, Murray Vandiver. Auditor, George R. Ash; Comptroller, Joshua Herring; Adjutant-General, Henry W. Warfield; Attorney-General, Isaac L. Strauss; Superintendent of Education, M. Bates Stevens; Commissioner of Insurance, B. Frank Crouse; Commissioner of Public Lands, T. F. Smith-all Democrats. Franklin. Hampden Hampshire Middlesex Nantucket Norfolk Plymouth Suffolk Worcester Total Plurality. Per cent Scattering 31,362 58, 672 136 859 7,683 18, 225 5,295 13, 236 43, 773 46, 337 16, 803 34, 394 869 1.443,36,858 42.491 6 152 375 225 733 9,725 13,269 212 1,187 6,728 8,647 498 1,559 50,834:31,863 670 1,084 19,827 25,112 Whole vote. For Governor, 1909, White, Soc., received 10,137 votes; Nicholls, Pro., 5,423; Ruther, Soc. Lab. 2.999, and all others 16. For Governor, 1907, Whitney received 13,547 votes on Dem. Citizens, Independent Citizens and no designation tickets; Hisgen, Independence League, 75, 489; Prohibition Party, 3,810; Brown, Soc., 7, 621; Brennan, Soc. Lab., 2,999. For President in 1908, Hisgen, Ind., received 19,239 votes: Gillhaus, Soc. Lab., 1,018. For President in 1904, Corrigan, Soc. Lab., received 2,359 votes; Watson, Pop.. 1.294. VOTE FOR REPRESENTATIVES IN CONGRESS, 1908. Districts. I. Counties of Berkshire, Franklin (part), Hampden (part), Hampshire (part). David T. Clark, Dem., 10,755; George P. Lawrence, Rep., 17,990; Walter Hutchins, Soc., 1,136. Lawrence's plurality, 7,225. II. Counties of Franklin (part), Hampden (part), Hampshire (part), Worcester (part). Jobu L. Rice, Dem., 7,839; Frederick H. Gillett, Rep., 17,515; Curtis, Ind., 1,623; Orr, Soc., 1,266. Gillett's plurality, 9,676. County of Worcester (part). William I. McLaughlin, Dem., 9, 654; Charles G. Washburn, Rep., 18,265; Sturtevant, Ind., 1,456. Washburn's plurality, 8,611. III. IV. V. Counties of Worcester (part) and Middlesex Counties of Essex (part) and Middlesex (part). VI. County of Essex (part). Arthur Withington, Dem., 7,334: Augustus P. Gardner, Rep., 22.093; F. H Wentworth, Soc., 2,418, Gardner's plurality,14,759. MASSACHUSETTS—Continued. VII. Counties of Essex (part), Middlesex (part). IX. County of Suffolk (part). John A Keliner, 8.058. X. Counties of Suffolk (part), Norfolk (part). XIV. Counties of Barnstable, Plymouth (part), PRESENT STATE GOVERNMENT. Governor, Eben S. Draper, Rep.; Lieutenant- JUDICIARY. Education, COUNTIES. Alcona... Charlevoix. Gladwin. Ingham Supreme Judicial Court for the Commonwealth: Chief Justice, Marcus P. Knowlton; Justices, James M. Morton, Arthur P. Rugg, Henry Newton Sheldon, John W. Hammond, William C Loring, Keweenaw and Henry K. Braley; Clerk of the Court, Clar-Lake ence H. Cooper-all Republicans. STATE LEGISLATURE, 1909. Lapeer... Barry....... 2,139 3,254 246 21 2,907 2,490 Bay....... 4,223 6,760 80 403 5,107 5,905 Benzie... 555 1,442 210 Berrien.: 4,606 7,269 275 2,400 3,721 188 77 814 1,216 276 5,518 6,520 131 3,343 2,836 4,253 6,859 473 530 6,320 4,951 2,474 3,092 806 2 538 1,217 2,081 1,182 2,422 .... 567 1,350 38 22 788 1,130 23 3,544 2,158 28 370 471 80 1,192 3,164 44 594 2,463 89 4,951 2,639 184 1,281 2,059 303 5,194 5,334 393 1,195 48 81 550 1,029 Pop. 1899. Governor.. 103,802 168,902 10,778 7,402 35.984 R 479 92 076 R 8.286 22 55 R 3,810 104.689 R 4.379 110,423 R 8,701 32,037 R M'num'r' ncy. Muskegon 149 26,001 R Newaygo Oakland 259 180 588 1,803 5,103 962 2,682 148 803 2,462 43 1,222 1,712 19 587 1,453 50 4,141 8,534 116 2,638 3,666 85 240 524 273 3,774 3.284 69 1,391 2,295 107 5,033 5,289 58 1,197 2,112 25 608 1,083 47 495 1,177 769 2,826 146 5 1,409 2,118 114 332 8 3 128 316 276 866 34 15 431 725 2,441 5,659 262 165 8,694 4.422 71,869 R 71,447 R 87,120 R Presque Isle.. 305 1,722 18 Roscommon. 67 412 1,611 18: 213 381 558 10,573 5,884 43 2,043 3,685 |