Richmond Palladium (Daily), 21 November 1904 — Page 4
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MALE OF VOTING AGE FOR EVERY 3.6 INHABITANTS
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Sixty-five Per Cent of Districts in Southern States Have Vote of Less Than 21,000 to District
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NAVAL ESTIMATES
For The Year Ending 1904.
June 30th,
"Washington, Nov. 20. The naval estimates for the fiscal year, ending June 30, 1000, abrogate $114,530,'n W, aii . increase of $17,372,448 over the last appropriation. The estimate for the navy department .. proper -is 7iS.(U0. - . ; : Followinsr are the principal t items in lJie 'estimates: Pay for the navy of $20.0(10,000; pay," miscellaneous, 5:ti00,000; rotit indent navy, '$05,000; bureau of uavigttion,1 $1,779,750; "bureau of ordinance, $5103500; buivau of equipment, $0,724,228; bureau of 'yards and docks, $991,585; public wrks, bureau of docks and Yards, 0,71 ! l.,030 ; imblie , works, secr't;:ry of, tit;. navy (naval academy). -5'l,fi-J5,00(; public works bureau of "r.'t vibration. $150,900; public works, bureau of ordnance, $504,500 ; -public works, bureau of medicine and sirrgery. $273,000; bureau of medicine and sundry, $385,000. The estimate for the pay of the navy is an increase of $075,907 over the last 'appropriation. , v Following ai'e the tot al esiiintlea under the head of "Increase of the Xavv," Construction and machinery, $30,410,883; armor and armament, $14,000,000; equipment, $845,000. These involve an increase of .1 3,428,073 over the last appropriation. Among the estimates under yards and docks are the following for the navy yards named: Poston, $418,810; Charleston, S. C. $807,000; Mare Island. $280,900 : New Orleans, . 135.000: New York, $999,200; Norfolk, $372,000; Puiret Sound, $385,500; San dunn, $110,000: Wash iiiulon, $328,200.
Speishcrger Mrs. Sarah Speisberger, aged fifty-six years, died at the home of hor daughter, Mrs. fJeorge Fox, 117 North Fourteenth street, Saturday night of heart disease. Mrs. Speisberger was sick for over a year. The body will be shipned at 11 o'clock -this morning to Keokuk, Iowa, for burial.
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Minneapolis, Nov. 20. The apportionment of representatives iu congress, based on the census of 1900, is one representative for each 194,1S2 inhabitants, the number of males of voting age varying largely iu the districts, but a general average in the United States is one male of votingage for each 3.0 inhabitants, or 53,-
of voting acre in each dis-
age were not heard from'm that eTeff, tion: -v: ,--. i: . . Mississippi, with 349.177 males of voting age, cast but 18,05S' votes for representative . to congress in- 1902, or about 5 ier cent of males' of voting 'age. ' The average vote per district in all the northern states"' was over 35,000 and the average vote in all the southern states was 10,400. The average vote in "West Virginia was 37,715, but it will be noted that West Virginia elected all Kepublican representatives. Indiana and Louisiana. The average vote per congressman in Indiana was more than the total vote east for the fifteen congressmen in Louisiana and Mississippi, t 'Louisiana has 7 'congressmen, Flor id has 3, Mississippi has 8, South Carolina has 7, yet neither of these states cast a total vote as large as the lowest vote cast in any one district in Indiana. If the average vote per congressman in Mississippi applied to Indiana, there would be 259 'representatives from this state instead of 13. With--Mississippi's average, Kansas would have 124 representatives instead of 8, and Colorado would have 82 representatives instead of 3. With the exception of'the''3d and 12th districts, any one of the districts of Indiana had a larger vote than the seven districts of Arkansas, the three districts of Florida,
939 males trict.
A small per cent of these are not the seven districts of Louisiana, the
naturalized and some are disfran- seven districts of South Carolina, chiscd for various reasons. The vote the eight districts of Mississippi or per district, east for representative ' the eleven districts of Georgia, in congress in 1902 varies greatly, as Oregon Avith but two representu will be shown by a glance at the ac- tives had a larger vote than Georgia company i rig table. Louisiana and Mississippi combiueu Dividing the country into north- with a total of twenty-six represjuern ami southern states, the totals tatives. are as follows: I Georgia, Louisiana and Mississippi South North , have twenty-six congressmen with a states, states grand total of 82,219 votes; Indiana districts, districts , Kansas, Oregon, New Hampshire
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Less than "11,000 votes 11,000 'toUoiOOO votes 21,000 to 30,000 votes 31,000 io 40,000 votes
41,000 to 50,000 votes 1 51.000 to 00.000 votes 0
Above 00,000 0 3 More' than 05 per cent of the districts i'H -the southern states have a
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0 grand total of 1,120,891 votes, or 65 more than thirteen times the number 126 of votes cast for the same, number 43 of congressmen in the three " south-
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total vote of less than 21,000 per two congressmen of Alabama, Ard is trie M while 2.4 per cent, of the kansas, Florida, Georgia, Louisiana, districts in the northern states have Mississippi and South Carolina coma total vote of less than 21,000. bined. A Majority Did Not Vote. Idaho, with but one , representative The census of 1900 gives Alabama cast a larger vote than was .cast: for 413.3G2 males of voting age, but the the eleven representatives of , Geortoialj votej fftr';ongyeS'sajen in the gia and the . eight representatives of sfa'te in 1902 was 91,291, an average Mississippi combined. of but 10,144 votes per district. Only ; The states of Alabama, Florida 22 per cent of the vote in the state Arkansas, Georgia, Louisiana, Misswas cast and 322,571 males of voting issippi and South Carolina have a
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total of 2,320,490 malos of voting age, but the total vote cast for congressman in these seven states in 1902 was but 203,349, or but 11.4 per cent. In the seven states above mentioned were 1,051,202 males of voting age who were . of negro' descent and in the total number (white and colored) were '731,571 illiterates. "'- ! It is a well known fact thai there are many illiterates among the whites in - these seven states, but, assuming tliat the illiterates were all among the colored people, there still remains 319,091 negroes who would be entitled to a vote even if an educational jualification were applied, or 55,342 more than the total vote east in these states. The Maryland Platform. The. existing condition is plainly set forth in the platform by the Democratic state convention of Maryland in 1903, viz.: "We believe that the political des tinies of Maryland should be shaped and controlled by the white people of the state, and whilo we disclaim any purpose to do any injustice what ever to our colored population, we
declare without reserve our resolute purpose to preserve in every conservative and constitutional way the political ascendency of our race." The" solution of the difficulty is
strongly -set forth in the platform
adopted by the Republican convention in Ohio in 1903, viz.: "We bold fast to the doctrine of equity -everywhere in the exercise of the elective franchise, maintaining that justice- requires any state excluding any of its citizens from the ballot tobc proportionately reduced in its representation in the electoral college and the lower house of the national congress."
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Club Meetings Today.' The Ticknor Club? which was to have met with Mrs. I). W; Dennis, this af tern oon, will meet- instead with Mrs. W.' H. Martin, in North Twelfth street. i'r vlMrs. Harry Land will entertain the Magazine Club at its regular weekly meeting this afternoon.
. Owing to the illness of Mrs. John Eggemever, the . Dorcas .Society,
which ,was to have been entertained by her has postponed its meeting for one week. . - x xMiss Hopkins has returned from Indianapolis, where she was the guest of friends for the past week. She will be the guest of Mrs. William Reece over Thanksgiving Mr. Moran, of Brazil, Ind., srwnt
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