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What swept Republicans out of power in other States was the protest against standpatism. It takes a veritable tidal wave to overthrow the Republican structure in Pennsylvania; but there was no tidal wave there because the Republican party itself had built a firm breakwater by nominating for the Governorship the progressive leader, Gifford Pinchot. In Wisconsin the success of the Republican ticket was mainly nominal. It was really a success, and an overwhelming success at that, of the La Follette machine. There what Mr. John Ballard in his recent special correspondence in The Outlook described as "the revolt against the Yankee" was complete. Not only was La Follette himself sent back to the Senate, but La Follette's candidate for Governor was overwhelmingly elected and La Follette's ally, Victor Berger, was once more elected to Congress. We comment elsewhere on the Republican success in Iowa, as a part of the revolt of the farmers. Substantially the election in that State was a defeat for the Republican machine, which was not heartily for the Brookhart candidacy. In California the Republican candi dates NEW SENATORS-ELECT were generally successful; but elections in California have ceased to be signs of party strength. There nonpartisanship has been erected into a system. Hiram Johnson's triumphant re-election to the Senate is less of a victory for the party than a victory for himself personally and for the policies for which he stands. California sees in Hiram Johnson a man of outstanding personality, of great earnestness, and of devotion to a course which he believes essential to the liberties and rights of the people. This does not mean that all who voted for him always trust his judgment or approve his willingness on occasion to become virtual political partner of Hearst; but it does mean that they trust his general purpose and believe in his sincerity and ability. Like La Follette, Hiram Johnson has the record of remarkable achievement in his State; and in that fact alone may be found one great reason for the indorsement which the voters of the State have repeatedly given him. The election of Friend W. Richardson, the Republican candidate for Governor, was not by any means merely a party triumph. In fact, the nomination of Mr. Richardson was a most unexpected reversal for the Republican organization. Mr. Richardson made his campaign for the nomination on the issue of economy. He is an old newspaper owner and editor, the only President the California Editorial Association has ever had; and he knew how to get his idea of economy before the voters of the State through the medium of the country press. He made his campaign in his own automobile and was his own chauffeur, and the talking he did was chiefly to business men informally in store and office and to farmers and orchardists in the open. Behind him was a record for economy and efficiency as State Treasurer. With this record and by this means of campaigning he defeated Governor Stephens for renomination. Then he proceeded to carry on a campaign for the Governorship. He placed himself on the "Dry" side of the prohibition issue, and he has again won. California thus, like practi cally every other State where the Republicans were successful, records not a victory for the Republican organization, but for a progressive group which had secured control of the party organization or gained the party nominations. THE THE ELECTIONS: GAIN AND LOSS HE defeat of ex-Senator Beveridge in Indiana has been on the whole a disappointment to the country at large. Few men have rendered better service in the Senate than he. Mr. Ralston was chosen partly because the people of Indiana have respect for him and regard his record as Governor of the State with approval; but chiefly because he received the votes of those opposed to Mr. Beveridge. 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