The Barnwell
TOL.
BARNWELL. S. C.. THURSDAY. NOVEMBER
GREAT LANDSLIDE
FOR GOV. WILSON
HEAR W NEWS
WILSON SEND MESSAGE 10 CHAIR
MAN MCCOMBS
iaui bt lit'vine in me. I sunnnon you
tor die rest of your lives to \vr>:l: to
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DEMOCRATIC VICTORY IS
GREATER THAN WAS
FIRST INDICATED
CARRIED MANY STATES
CHANGES IN THE house VICTORY OF THE PEOPLE
PERSONNEL OF (OMMITTEES
Ml ST PE DII I EUENT.
Lever Slu rb! ;u <] P'-u!*Hes» Will
Suceet j Ljjinib Utud of the Com-
Wilson Will Have About Four Hun
dred Votes in the Electoral C< )•
lege, While Roosevelt ar.d Te r *
Coinhiiied Will Have Something •
Over One Hun<lre«l, Which (live si
Democrats a Large Majori’y.
The DemoeraMc victory of last 1
Tuesday f.tows Ld.ce" and bigeer j
the fin.!I r> - u: i.s co . • .... It is no>v |
conced' d that W on :.nd Marshall j
will hate at least four bun dr. d <o;< : |
In the eh etoral cotli ge out of a t'o-- 1
file five hundr* d and thirty-tw o '.o 1 "-
The sr.r endous DemocraMc vi tort
has a; toun fd the Ueaublicans o.
both the i:o< sevelt and Taft comp-
Overt u: n T c tig IE puli! ran ma-
Jorii.es in stat> s new r b ;> re cr-
tured tiy ;u:::o rvs in a - r • s i d •' n ’ m 1
election, the Wilson-Ma's! a’l :
was sw• t tn’o o!re Tuesd v on the
wate of a victory that carried with r
sta'e offices, coucressional s ots an
control of a number of legishuu-e
tbs* w'lPhave the < bance to oust lie
puldleiirs 'nun the i'n:’ed S'a’i
Senate nr il nfd to 'he Pi.ao(:..t.
strength in that body.
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The President Elect Says the Great
Cause Has Been Won and Now is
the Time for Further W ork in the
Interests of ail the People in the
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MADE CLEAN SWEEP DEMOCRATS WILL
THE DEMOCRATIC VICTORY IS
GREATEST ON RECORD
CONTROL SENA
CARRIED MANY STATES h*st in many years
ite fron: your Twenty Governors Adorn the Demo-,
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cratic Buttle Line, the House is
1 DemotTutie hy a Large Majority,
and the Senate W ill Alsu be Con
trolled by the Democrats.
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ONCE MORE A SOI THERN MAN
WILL BE PRESIDENT.
Wilson Born and Raised In the Sout.
and He Married a Southern Wo
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The. net results of the general elec-
lion heid on 'i uesuay wete 3ia»*er-
uig to even tin- liiost s.mguiae of
wv.not r;iis. i hey juenidt d: ,, ,
election Oi Wilma and Mar- 1 * 1, a southern Democrat will be
ii.;i,.gni iitoil and occupy tho presi-
Woodrow Wllbon’s election to tin
presi lu.cy, which is now assur.d.
n.< ans that for the r:st time sine.*'
NOW HAVE FORTY-EIGHT
VOTES AND A VICE-
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IP M l V IN TMPIR ST \TES.
n Car*b’d states of All the Can-
di-'afes Tuesday.
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shall, tiie Deuiociatic eiAiidiaaies lor
1 resl .cut and \ ici-.'i c-sidetit. hy Ui-:
i..i gvsl elecuiral tuajoiuy ever re
in i ned, the final 1; .nes being: Wil
son, -l--; lloosc Vi k , ITT; Taft, Id.
\\ its jn s mammy, ;i. n.
An assured ma ot.ty of the I'nited
Stales S> nate coincident with the in-
aiicurulion of ITcsideiit-elec't Wil
son.
A majority of 14^ In the next
lloi.se i-1 it- ;>i'■oeiuaih t s.
The election Of la Pl.uioi ratio f'.ov-
el nors to replace Hi ,-a* fn ai s.
'J he conticd, by the D. ...ocrats of
New It-rsey and N- a Voik, of t'a-'
1.eg .slat.', e bi.ineh , t fn mo.-e .'tales,
w l.i.di tnsur. s i Denioetattc s .c. • s-
sor to Pi i sideiu-.-l-el W. "ti m lo.-
t n.or of N'-w Jer.-ey and W iiliiitu
hughes ( Democrat ( as ITiited States
ha t V iison did no' on-
y l.i- ow i, s’a'e. but he earri'--i
• Dr. - of th-- mher candi-
t'-r l’i e- ,d nt and \Tcc-Pres!-
:l '' '' *' 11 ’' ir ‘ in an '' * rogres- i;,. n , llor ltJ b ucteeil Bntgs (Kepubli
Debits, wh.cli is ono of the
tEVEN states in noit
-ibonld Republic* na Wta
State* Now Considered
Democrats, with Vtce-PreeideM U
Cast Deriding Vote In Cnae of
W’ouhl Still Control Upper
her of Congrer*.
Control of the Senate In the fSr4
I'.oigims now Is praetfcelly
ciat. ID- was born m North Caro- t,. Die Democrats. Conceding to
nn i and circle 1 from Tennessee, lie p, publicans th«yMt>pRlslature« of all
w . s iiiaiigu'a'ed in St-itcs still in the doubtful COltiMh,
Wc'diow Wilson will be the twcn- ff. ir.- i d'*v rcetht the Democrats •
t> ei-bt pr-s d'-nt •ml ih>* firs' ...dc oi or one naif of the entlro
'on:hei n Democrat in that position, herphlp of the Senate, with •
'he lore in this gen- ration. ; « ^n raMc Vice President In tho
There ba..- he, n t no Sou herners .Kut to cast the deciding bsllot hi
.-l.eled to Hie presidency since P<dk' caR e cf a tie.
: n 1 one non So at hern Demo; rat, b<J’
i‘i iitial chair. i
t-ixty-lhe years have elapsed since
i Soutliern man and a DemoiTat too
has been mimed piesldent of the ITi
ited States.
Iaiues lx. Polk, the tlth president
which the count! v had, w as a D.-mo-
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■ rt-t.iiiis th.it ce>n;.nu--d to come
, ri m M as? i- huse ts. Conti.• •' :> ut.
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1 1:»- patty about tin* d.nnet t.,bi.-
•i • -I . ■ s p'e is .: e
ih- rov.: r was not overronf;-
t: • W I • n -h iw n t h>> r. ' u rm-, t:
* York i :tv be s:n. led
"I'm su;; esc I to carry the rl’y ' v
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■ '' s' c t:- ii icnts pal 1 him by the
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New Jer . v, Wilson's own s'ate,
• e him a lurality of same r>n."ne
• -til s the Demo’rats won two ald'-
on.-il congTs-nmn wnu carried both
•at'it.-A o' the lev'slat ure, which
• - s 'he ,de -tlnn of Hughes. Dem-
r ', t i * 1.*• I'tilted States Senate
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: i ■ r n [i' - o' W itson
IV 'n P * e - dent Taft a «'a'e went
r W.lson h. 1 uu lien plursIHr or
m11. e t| i e
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the ri>:nb mi;ion of a tw lftb hihI
.Southern ha? not been ri/peat'd
/. ichary T'> lor. the twelfth pitHl-
detit, was a South' ! ner, born In \'ii -
gima. He was Inaugurated in 1Mb,
i he Slates carried hy Wilson and *' il w ' lS a Louislapft Whig.
Andrew Johnson, vio.n tn Raleigh,
V f, and eleit'd rrom Tenm sse<
was tlie surenteenth president. a
- out hei tyrr. bet be w as a Republican
Grover Cleveland, the IMth pr> »i-
d. nt, was a D niocra-. tiut he was
born In New Ji-r», y
W'eo tow Wtln.n *T.e ?sth pres!
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Marshall wete as follows.
Alabama, Arizona, Arkansas, Cali
fornia, Colorado. Connecticut. Dela
ware, Florida, Georgia, In Tuna,
I'-wa. Kentucky, Louisiana, vfaine,
Maryland, Massai bus-t's, M.aelsalp-,
I MDsrnrl. Montana. Nebraska,
Nevada, New Hampshire. New J.-r-'
'ey. New Mexico. New York. North
'Virollna. North Dakota. Ohio, Okia-
! 1:11.1, Oregon. Rhode Island. Souih
Garohna, Tenn.frxuM. Virginia.
W est Virginia, W ieconafn. and W yo-
1 g Tti.'e Sfa'.s b«\t a total elec
toral VO'e of t.'l'J.
The m.Gorily of WT!«nn over both
Taft an-1 HooaWvelt is the largest e.er
n a Prr-s'den’ In !?- 4 Roo«e
■ (j.-, j a major''v ever 1’irk. r o'
1V t. ? In I'en Tafts ma,or:'»
- \ er Hr> .in win 1
, Th nuni b. r of ' ,i t e * enrret f,\
W t' »• n ';» -is al« 1 t 1 .,t g- .' n -i 'ri
dent to he. wa? Ine n in Virginia and
• i.eted from N. w I.tney lie k.,i.-*
orn a South, rner re ired a South
rt.. r married a Southern wom.nn.
I r. 1 " ',1 law in the Sou'll, and wil.
• 1 1 f i <• a So,it t e - tier
Mr. Woodrow * 'he dtil-h
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Scvi n State* are yet to b« h««H
from definitely. A Senator from M?
o th< ?.» woul'd give the Democrats •
' .-hr maicr ’y, and It Is po—lbl>
•l-.ir strength will be even furthor
■m -i ;i*. d by winning In
■ipsas inn t.een ad .ed to the
- r.-itic column In the past twenty-
'• nr hours Th* Btetee In which the
cr-.np'wyton of the I-eglslatarM U
'it to be decided are:
lll'nots. Mtrhlgan. New Hamphbtrn,
,)rr*on. South Dakota,
a- 1 W vomit,it Ordinarily
"'id b» relied upon to help the
' inoe-nt.r party, but tbe factional
' - it 'lure may prevent In thla erMa.
ylti |lllnola them are compllcatiaas
-rowing out of thw multiplicity af
arti.-s rendering It naeertate
>’ h.-ttoT there wtU be a Senatorial
. 'loo In tha* State there
• - > n a aucressor to the
] oetor l.ontner aa well ea to Sena-
-- Giil'orn. w hoa« term expiree an
‘ - Gti of next March.
w hxt. xer the ouveom* la any of
' -'t.xtfs mentioned, there caa he no
•-.iibt aa to Democratic control Of tho
- > nx<e In addition to the eld of th#
\ 1 r. t'rr* d. nt In an emeryeney, the/
r - t * "ting ro-operattoa aaong
1 s. " Senetere. Three er
■ '''ogreeeivee are almoot
1 ' lr tariff view* and M
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’ • ••■ • s. nxtor* Clapp.
• r •" tc 1 ' • Gronna. Brlmow and
' I-X'.r S-.- all avowed taiif re-
• Th». also favor advaaeed
' 'ton on other subjecta.
Il>.u*e largtly IVemocrwtte.
; a'- «' r-tlirns show tb* Hoeae to
1 1 - *, D f’»• vio.vatle The
« r’lv.d nhout forty now
•« n "-e late . iertlon The
will atand aeont ae followe:
.< • : Ts* Rrpublicans, lit;
• ■ •« M Twenty-flee
In doubt
DRY \\ 4.IIKFTTJI WILSON.
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ertt's anvxrorttv h X vo X chxnco to
Foottro covt-o 1 of tbo T T n|tod Stxto-
jto-x.o. Tills would give them full
power.
T'hTn’t Tote for Hirntn.
A (tfeontch fro-o Socrnmenfo. Cil..
savs Grovo I,. .Johnson, father of 'h >
Prorri""Mo oxnd’da.p for Vic^-Proc-
Idfrt. Hira-n W’. Johnson, (Pd no'
cnef tils hx 1 'of for h's son when be
xvent to tho rolls. J»p votod for W’il-
mr and Yfarshall. "My con is on the
xv-onr -ido of the political fenca,'
said Mr. Johnson.
Purples Cause a Tragedy.
Following a row over the owner
ship of a litter of puppies, Fre’
Barer, of t ottisvllle. was shot and In
stantly killed hy William Zlrnheld
Bauer had leveled a gun at the seed
mother of Zlrnheld, when the latter
fired from an upstairs window.
Socialist Congressman Defeated.
Congressman Victor L. Oerger, of
Milwaukee, the only Socialist In Con
gress. was defeated for re-election by
former Congresaman William H. Staf
ford. who ran as a fusion ChO^idtte
on tbe Democratic Uekht*
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('"1 the s'-tdials who haiV-lVi
io'"c r ore aa they to
f'- nr Vi’i’von."
In rdd’f'siug tho student?
W | ]con «M i e! i
"Gcnt!i'n:rn, 1 am sincerely glad
to ?c" you. I cot tin on n chair so
ti nt 'oii con'd s c the tn'ch on my
hir'd. But when I see this great crat’ -
i ring areuni no it carrH-s me ba r 'k
At a mcc"'nc -of P'-rlin '-'edi- 'o many hanpv and laborious d'lvs
cal Fed-’'. I"'. F c "-‘' 'I'-nn ah- -vd I can't hc'n thinl-une this cvi-n-
nounc'-d th d ; -r '.v. ’v cf v hat he h"- insr that ?omctldng has only : usf bc-
lleved t-o ho a n-acth al cur.- fo- ev- i-nn which yotr men will-hare a great
n-v fnr"i or tiihf>--ulos's. Ho c'-' i- nxrt In carrvfng out. Therefore mv
hl'e ' cored n-t-v-tc and de-'aned wish to-niebt Is to say to you what 1
that he hxj t.*xxted r ^ r) . exers hv Ms would say to myself. The lesson of
-"cthod wl'h inv-rjxr,: ■ ima-ovement this election is a lesson of responsi-
X n d n'sn j " V-i h'.. enmn'ete C!l r CS. EdlitV.
Prominent pAivsh-iaos tc=Mfied to sue- •■] believe very heart’ly that a
ci cepx by Mils mtohod In .tludr ojyn c-pat cause has triunii'Ped. that the
American people know.-what they
Ine tnhercnlo hxc lM. which have been «ant and that when thev know what
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Dorter An not: *•'•<•* f»i c. very aril F\-
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Than t!.r I'u’.l MoO'O.
Kv< ti in ti e l. O’u nt? w lo ti it lye-
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ti ...... go.t 1 o in, i’,-.--id m Ta D
did not fo:g'd h.s ptiiloso; hy and
good humor. Here is a story of bow
the President looked at the situation
1 -t about that time, to! 1 hy n 1
triend: "We've got to find s'-m*' t
■o i!o;t in tliis,’’ the President is r- - 1
mi: FROM I I MI S OF <; \H.
l uinily of Five Found Dead in Tlicii
Home at T dedo.
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From Lincoln. Neb , W. J. Hro
u> night sem th* following
. < io Gok. Wilton:
T heartily rongratulat# yon na4
" entry upon your elertton. To«r
. t did victory haa boro* frutt- I
i cure y..ur adiulnlstratloA WtU
" n > leaalnr 'o tho cooatfT m4
ne of itrength to our party.**
Y dliam J Bryan expreaalag bla
" '■ure at the aelectlon of
!?on. »ald:
"A? a rellglou* hymn
i h'ouirht into the campaign by omm #f
'he parties. I think tnat 1 am Juatl-
f‘ 1 In us-lng the linea of *iirtHtr
hymn 'o » xpresa my feollnga:
" ‘This is the day I long baeo
sought
" 'And mourned because I foua4 It
. not.’ . _ „ .
“I am happier than Oorornor WII-
son. for his Joy la repreaaed by •
; «. nse of responsibility, whlla I ui
n.g have hapny and free.
» "My confidence In Goremor
on has grown with ^egnalntnae* aa4
O
no’-' _ i I ft el sure that he will !!▼• ap to «s>
"I an i "'It'er t’.iiin gov- roor Wil- pr-ci it ions. I believa he liatena to big
d for h.s joy is r*'i>r- - "d l-y a • fenacience.’*
A Tar-uly ut
..t v is t.f; ,i> \- .' io.i ui ..k* . r l.«. ,
a Toi"»!o, g , at no .-.i V. <• it< 1 :>.
i 1. • ill ad ai : G' OI - W . i!:- i
•• .-Mv-lour, an auto.t.oniie v ?'.-r
. wife, t a. nty-lw o. and 1 b'-ir tin .
liililr.-n, \\ iliiam, teree and a hai
Dirt thy, two, and Mary, six months,
i he bodies were all in tli?ir nigh'
!o:hes, tbe man in a kneeling aiii-
:e beside the bed. The youngest
ild was clasped in the mother's
•■'Uisibiiiy, while 1 am
:*0 of r
"vly con: 11 - ti Cf, in (Tnci-ito,' Wil-
*,n iias gr-.-,' u w Mb in '1,i' tn and
1 an: sere 1-,. wil in - n i . t \ c eta-
' !,.;. I • : - vc be lis'eus to liii con-
sience." j
l ater Mr. Bryan sent a leter ofcon-
-tatulalion to Governor Wilson.
ported to h ve said. “1TI tie \ct> -ir
- ; -i i to r 'e down Ben nsy! vania a'-- a
■ u vTih Pr my dent Wilson It wo-iD!
'it have 1^. n so e-'S/ tf thi' es had
' if (Ffe'ent. but I would have tak-
. ly U;e i id.- just the satin.:."
:s. The discovery was ma le wli-n
s is'.* :• of Hassyn Called at the
Mice and could not oh...in a m »-
ni-'o. ST:e failed ibe pol:.-", who
>if-id an ititrar.C". The fatal fumes
ames from two stoves.
Illinois Judge Badly Hurt.
At Elgin, 1J1., while judge Ilenrv
M. Willis, presiding jurist of the
northern division of the Appell t,-
Negroes V oted for Teddy.
Thfe State says a surprising feature
n 'Richland county wa* that practi-
i ally till the negro electors in that
- minty voted for Roosevelt. The fact
■h it f, ol. Roosevelt was supported by
l e th cro vote jg considered remark
able in view of the stand he
took in Chicago. The Pro-
cn-ssive party in South Caroli
na s*arted out with the avowal that
was to he a white man’s party.
RAN THEM ALti OUT.
"rnctlce. Dr. Fr^dmaox IrGexfx Hv
Ine ttihercnlo hxc'Bi,
rendered berevolert
A Dlxtrossing Accident.
While visiting her sister, Mrs J.
J Sharp, who lives near the Rose
HT1 Green House, about one-h:i!f
mile le low Golumhia, Mrs. Sliarp t'ourf, was standing on a railroad
» issed her little 1 ii-months-old son track xln front of a n-wspam r olit .•
Otto. 1'i'on a searchiyidng instituted Tuesday night watching the election
hr was found in the/D-'ck yard lying return?, he was strueic hv an engh e
thev w-ant tl ev have the men and head downward In a'tub. drowned. and s-oiously in'iiinx. Boih his legs
iU/pwirS “.«% if. Cl — i f .re rut off n.ar tli. anklfs II' .Is,
One Man K»il* Two. 'they can’t get what they want thro’ Austrian Armv Aviator Killed. sustained serious Injuries about the
At Ton’? T."-’:e. Fla . f F T.lv'nr- th« ac'lvltles of a s’ngte man, a sin- 1 An Austrian military airman was head.
stone of Newt-firry, shot and killed trie session of congress or a single kMled Wednesday morning. While :— * • *
Jo* and Dav' 1 or e brn'i’e-s. who group of men. They must get It hv *ytr.v around the army aerodome at ^ ncle Joe (annon Beaten.
operated a s'v mitt. T.lvtngs'one a long, tedious effort. In which this the military station of Goerz he fell After a long service In Congress ___
claims self-dr •■''. He E -a j-ifx generstlon will take an Important from ? considerable height, owtng^o Uncle -Toe Cannon has been defeated Milne vHl send six Democratic elee-
Long drew a revolver on him and he nart. I feel like summoning you fe’- th* collapse of one of the wings of for re-e'ectlon hy F’-ank T O'Hair, i ( ,- s to thjs national electoral eollege
mnlled with his repeating shotgun, lows to do what you have more than h’s aeroplane, dying shortly after- Dr-cr-nt in ‘he M'h Illlrols d:s- xrxf. r( 4i n * to We‘neaday’s rerieed. re-
kllllBg b«th men. | generously done by voting for me. ward. trlct by 611 plurality. , turns from Tuwday'f electiigi.
Democrat Rucoeexls Wilson.
A Democratic administration will
succeed Governor Wilson in New Jer
sey. Democrats ele.cted four of New
.Icrpgy's state senators, thereby dis-
! ring a Republican ma'ority of one
vith a sin liar Democratic majority
which will elect Wilson’s successor
as governor.
Bee* Cause the DIamtw—1 el a Mm«I
In California.
At Santa Monica, Cal., a swam of
hoes which had been Bring an41a-
turbed between the walla of tka J«i*
ferson grammar school for ssrarnl
years gained entrance to tke sekeei
rooms and routed tbe pupils firm
their lessons. J. M. Lonsn, s bee «•
pert, who was called to drive tke
bees from the class rooma, was ae
badly stung that he is confined to hie
tied. Superintendent H. M. Rebok,
after being stung on the ear and tke
nose, put the dtatnrbers to aloep wttk
sulphur. Inside the walla
combs were feund stored that
?ix feet In height,
the children from tbeir
shortly after the cli
called to order. The children sad
teachers, panic striektm.
'he building.
:~rl
Maine Breaks Record.
For the first time to Its history
Crawled Ont,
At Chicago, Elmer
raped Federal prisoner* who
9re block! through a ll-tnch'
■ewer pipe to get free and be
tied, was started back to Fart
enworth penitentiary In won of '
tectlres. after hn.*1n|
from whom ho bad
criminal