Show REPUBLICANS HAVE LITTLE OPPOSITION N NEXT SENATE AND HOUSE HAVE WILL SUBSTANTIAL R LICAN MAJORITIES Harding Hardina Will Receive Electoral Votes and GOvernor Cox 27 Speculation as to New M Members of Cabinet The Thc first reports o of the election of November 2 hailed b by enthusiastic Republicans as one of th the greatest landslides In the American history o of politics seems not be have hav been exaggerated as the returns have hav borne out the claims chaim of the victors President elect Harding will have hav electoral votes otes while hUe Governor Governo Co Cox will Ill receive but votes voteS' Th The successful candidate for president will wll take office with the that tha both the senate and house will have hav substantial Republican working majorities ma ma- In the senate senate- the Republicans will wll have hae 59 members and the Democrats 3 37 ST us a. a result of ot the landslide fo for Republicanism Jae ine hOuse membership will be 20 Republicans Democrats On One Socialist one Independent one one Inde- Inde pendent Prohibitionist and one Inde lade pendent Republican While speculation is rife as to wh who will be sele selected ted as members of Prest Pres i- i elect dent Hardings Harding's cabinet Senator Senate HardIng has announced that he will wll Immediately take a a. much needed vaca vaca- and will Ill take up th the matter o of selection of cabinet members upon his hi return In fact Senator Harding began S his hi vacation tour on Saturday when crowds rivaling ing those of f campaign days day greeted him us as he lie began his journey journe ey southwestward for an outing on the th Texas coast At more than a n dozen cities along the way In Ohio Indiana and Illinois his private car was besieged by c cheerIng cheer cheer- eer- eer Ing lug men women and children cJ dam clam m- m oring for a a. speech or a chance t to shake hands With the Republican majority In th the next house estimated at It Is Is- Is apparent apparent ap ap- apparent ap- ap parent that there will ill not be enough seats to accommodate the Republican members on one side of the chamber and there will will be an overflow of Re Re- Republicans publicans to the opposite side The same thing Is true true- In the senate am and Republican senators will have to take seats among the Democrats In that tha bod body In Ja the third Sixty-third congress the situation situa- situa Hon tion was the same as that which will wll exist In- In Inthe the Sixty seventh Then the Democrats with the total tota membership the same as now had the largest majority on record The Democrats swarmed to the Republican side and formed a group whIch which flanked the Republicans on either side sider The overflow became known as the Cherokee strip It Is proposed that the Democrats Democrats' In Inthe inthe I Ithe the next session will occupy that part of f the house they now hold but sl shalbe shall alI alIbe be moved nearer nearer the tile center so a as ab to give gh ethe the Republicans excess room at theIr left Jn lit other oilier words one side will be given ghen over u entirely to the Republicans with the Democrats In Ia the center center cen cen- ter tet and the Republicans to the extreme left That organized labor do does s not expect much macli from the new nev congress Is Is Indicated In comments upon the election made public at at the league sTen s- s Ten women women were elected to to public office e in Michigan All were II ca ns One will be a a state senator two sheriffs and the other minor office of holders Whether the national womans woman's party is to be discontinued nt or take up new work will be decided by a convention to me meet t in Washington on olf February 15 to 19 lD Harry Runyon lone Democrat elected elected elected elect elect- ed to the New Jersey assembly will have havo to serve on nine forty-nine commit commit- tees He will hold the party caucus and will be minority leader in the house bouse t Republican leaders of congress are of the opinion that d despite the adoption tion tien of of- ofa a referendum favoring cash to service ex-service men by NewYork New NewYork York New Jersey and Wisconsin the next congress on the ground of economy economy economy my will wll refuse to grant them through federal legislation The Issue will be brought Immediately before the next session by Representative Johnson of South Dakota and Swope of Kentucky With the federal g government likely to spend four billion dollars or r more annually for years to come the duty of working out an effective budget system will be one of the first tasks of the Harding administration The bilI bill establishing a budget system may maybe maybe maybe be passed In advance of the Inauguration tl tion n of Mr Harding as president March 4 next The tariff bill that will be passed by oy the Incoming Republican congress to be the most drastic protective pro pro- measure that has ever appeared appeared appeared ap ap- ap- ap upon the federal statute books according to Republican senators and representatives now I In Washington It will till be ready for signature by dent Harding early next summer It wn was predicted S The Income from the tariff under the Payne Aldrich bill was was In 1910 2 in 1911 OJ- OJ 10 in and nn In 1913 Und Under r the Underwood bill bur the h In Income come was in 1917 in 1918 and In Ini i 1919 tain vm |