THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA., NOVEMBER 17, 1904. +» ’ be rapid and permanent without fusior POLITICS end GOVERNMENT : iit ities ganized labor will soon vote, as it Gener al. : ] The President's Acknowledgment. As soon as the election returns sure ly indicated the result President Roose- | velt summoned the correspondents into his room at the White House and dic tated the following statement: “Il am deeply sensible of the honor | done me by the American people in| thus expressing | their confidence in what I have done and have | tried to do, 1 ap preciate to the i | full the solemn respons! bh i1ity this confidence upon I shall oall that in my wer lies not to forfeit it “On the lant ¢ ent, in 'TS ind statesmen of A vell as the leading citizens of America. Among them was the fol lowing from Alton B. Parker “The people by their votes have em phatically approved your administra tion, and I congratulate you." The president replied as follows “lI thank you for your congratula tions.” Judge Parker's Afterthought. In an open letter “to the Democracy of the nation,” given to the press on the m, Mr. Parker thanks { his campaign and GXpresses | he i ti the people wili soon realize that the tariffed trusts are absorbing the wealth of the nation.” He declares his purpose never | to seek nomination for public office but 1 : os to Ww ¢ in the ranks for ult Co i : i 8 | The Sure States. | unprecedented plurality of 494,525, sald votes, The gain of tl party in the he winter session of « Increased Congress Majority. strikes, to make the 25,000,000 wage doubtful, gave Roosevelt 174,000 plu-| workers “the masters of the machinery { rality, or 81,000 more than McKinley's | of production.” He thinks that the {in 1000, This wave carried Higgins | “trustification” of industry will now into the governorship by over 75,000, | go forward more swiftly than ever, tithough the betting odds had favored | thus paving the way for “the collee- | Herrick tive possession of it when the working Indiana. — Unofficial returns gave | class comes in control of the govern- Roosevelt aver 60,000 plurality | ment.” With the Republican party in absolute control he figures a heavy reckoning of disappointment in the All the rest of the northern and west ern states went Republican as expect ed, but with unexpected majorities, | Pennsylvania heading the list with the | next four years. Facetiously he re. marks that we shall now see President Roosevelt draw the fangs of the trusts and wave the wand of prosperity in the face of the impending industrial to be the largest vote every given a depression. presidential candidate in any state In Jungle Soclety, WHAT LUCK sportsman hgve Monkey (as Policeman Lobster gets him) Cheese it, fellers! I'm pinched New York American In Doub. he does not trv to fOCUTE “In your daughter fond of msl ui “1 dunno.” answered Mr 4 “Sometimes It sounds to me ke he ! get nis + Hest ZOOS 1 had a kind of a grodge against Washington Star { Philadelphia gave Roosevelt 207.603 | | ‘ . : out of 280,713 votes. Other pluralities Foreign. were: Ohlo, 250.000; Illinois, 200,064); — —. California, 115,000; Washington, 70,000 Italian Conservatives Gain ticut, 30,000; Michigan, 12 General elections for the mes 150 000; the D tas, 140 sso, DOO00; New ee New Socialist Gains Jprisiugs aie 5,000 and in Chicago at 45 p* reported from Kaner and Rodomsk state heads the list, New York second rmnk. with over 40.0600 Socla Cuban Congress Reconvened. f congress open country since 1900 Is over 400 per cent, | ed at Havana Nov, 7, and it was ex the total vote probably exceeding 500 pected] that the Nationalists would O00 mndon their obstruction policy. Pres Palma submitted the budget for year, amounting to $19.006.06x). of The elections for memb of the, hh $2.054000.0%%) is for new roads and house of representatives sho te | brid oes publican gains in nea Wants to Parley on Tibet vernment has request. riting Unofficial returns Republican majority of 108 Senator Cockrell of Missouri pie ing a Executive. 8 sent ats . Ne © © Hepu % iikely to ren ! ngedd andardize Whisky Bryan Again In Front Heese, shi Another Battieship Ready He reason tl ' 15 cannot be | the press of distinguished fought success! by an rty that | o i vyof n il officers and state offi depends upon rust Im ] LE 8 of New Jersey and Massachusetts “death 1 "OTS y : nono | + raiser New Jersey was launched as the party slogan State ows ’ 10 from 1 pyards of the Fore ership of rallroads and the postal tele liver Ship! ompany at Quin graph system are among the reforms |, Mans ating Garvin by velt winning by | nsin—Governor La Follette was | elected by an estimated plurality of | HOO and Roosevelt electors by more | than 60,000. The La Follette faction controls the legislature, which will choose n successor to Quarles. This means also that Wisconsin will have a primary election law Maryland. At this writing It appears that Maryland's electoral vote will be divided West Virginia In this the home state of Candidate Davis a Republican plurality of over 25,000 was Indicated. Dawson (Rep. elected governor and a Republican majority in the legislature Colorndo.—~Here the result was close and at first disputed, but later Govern or Peabody himself conceded bis de feat by Adams with a plurality of about 10,000, Both sides claim the leg. fslature. Peabody attributes his de feat to his policy In the mining strike Nebraska .—In Bryan's state Roose velit received over 80,000 plurality, and Mickey (Rep. Is elected governor by a close majority, Watson polled a large vote, Delaware. Interest here centered In the legislature, where the Republican factions have a substantial majority, but with the supporters of Addicks for senator still short of a majority. Nevada. ~The Republicans appeared to have the state by 2,000, New York.—The Empire State, which Democrats had professed to regard as we will seek Wireless Forest Protection | Debs on Socialist Gains A system of wireless telegraph fire Eugene V. Debs, the Socialist candi- | alarms is to be tried for the protection {date, In a statement made at his home | of the national park reserves under the in Terre Haute, Ind, says that the direction of the secretary of agricul tremendous increase In the Socialist | ture. It will be tried first (in the Black vote this year means that the working | Hills reservation, and the alarm will class Is waking up to the necessity of | be communicated automatically as the independent political action. From this | wireless cirenit comes in contact with time forward Le thinks its growth will | flames or excessive heat a a en Japs In Port Arthur Will Talk Peace Fleeting visions of what must be happening every day In that In. ferno, the Russian fortress and city of Port Arthur, have roused again the conscience of civilization for permitting the continuance of the eastern war. Lord Lansdowne volced England's plea for arbitration in his lord mayor's address last week, and the triumph of President Roose velt, it was hoped, would justify him In taking an initiative with Ger many, France and England to second the motion Just as these peace overtures were In the air and while the Japa. nese beslegers were expected almost hourly to enter Port Arthur either by a last bloody assault or by the surrender of the Russian garrison Baron Hayashi, the Japanese ambassador at London, sald, “After the fall of Port Arthur Japan would, I belleve, be ready to treat for peace on no higher essential basis than that Russia should evacuate Manchuria, Japan also agreeing to a similar evacuation” The opposing armies in Manchuria remained face to face along the Sha river, with a frontage of eighty miles, the outposts so close that the men could banter each other and exchanged luxuries, while the artillery kept up desuitory firing. 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