Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1848-11-16

the State of New Jersey, the maJoII!eS on
which foot up as follows:
Taylor, 1886
Cass, 6,732
Taylor's majority, 2,6O3
Clay majority in 1914, s33
NEW YoRK.-The Albany Journal saws
that Taylor's majority in New York will
be between $4,000 and $4,000.
The New York Commercial Advertiser
Of Saturday, says:
From the returns received it appears that
the Wings have elected al least thir,y-o one.
and probably thirty two, members of Con-
gress. In the ST. Lawrence and Lewis
districts Mr.. Preston King ivan Buren) is
probably elected. In the OIsego and Scho-
haria districts, according to teegraphic
report, Hiram Walden (DemocraD is e.
lected.
According to the Albany Journal of last
Friday the returns thus far show the cleo
ton Of so Wing, 3 Cass and 5 Van Buren,
Assemblymen In the AZ districts to hear
from the Wings are sure Of 25 and may have
80 members.
We have farther returns from the coun-
ties largely increasing the plurality for Tay
Tor, but it is scarcely worth while to repeat
them till we can do so in more complete
shape.
The great point of interest in the contest
in this State al present is which party will
stand second best. In our own section
Cass runs far ahead, and in the central and
probably the n ortheru, Van Buren,. few
days will solve the question.
Later-The Albany Argus, of Tuesday,
estimates Taylor's plurality, over Cass, a.
over $4,000.
MAssAcHUsETTs.-T Boston Alas, Of
Friday, has returns from all The State, except
a few small towns in Berkshire, and the foot
Ings are as follows: Taylor, 62,01O; Van
Buren,. 38,ll4; Cass, 34,939. Taylor over
Van Buren,, %, 1896; Do. over Cass, 27,O7l,
Cass and Van Buren, over Taylor, ll,O43;
Van Buren, over Cass, 1915.
Marsh6eld, where Mr.. Webster lives, gave
Van Buren, III, Gen. TAYLOR rs, and Cass
40 This is very extraordinary vote,
showing, beyond doubt, that Massachusetts
is the strongest free soil State in the Union.
No choice OF electors having been made
by the people, the choice devoIves on the
Legislature of Massachusetts, chosen last
year, Nov. 1917 They will meet in a few
days, the Salem Register says, to give the
vote of the State to Taylor. The Leglsla-
aure, as elected stood -
House. = Wings, 1888; opposition, 81 =;
Wing majority, l04.
Senate.-40 members-all Wings after
the vacancies were filled; but there were
one or two changes from designations, sc.
There is no material alienation in the state
of parties now, and the vote is safe for Tay-
lor beyond doubt.
RHODE IsLAND.-We have returns from
the entire State of Rhode Island, which
shows the following result:
Taylor, 6,6s9
Cass, $500
Van Buren,, 7O5
TayIor's majority over Cass, 3,OS9, and
over Cass and Van Buren,, 1854. Clay's
majority in the State was 2,477.
Conveniently The following is the
complete vote of Connecticut: Taylor 80,
$50; Cass 1886; Van Buren, 5,O93.
VERMoNT.-Relurns of the Presidential
vote in ia towns, show Taylor's majority
over everything, to be 1879.
MA1NE.-Weh have returns from 217towns
in Maine, giving the following result:
Cass, 1888
Taylor 5000
Majority for Cass 253
This is gain for Taylor of 421 over TIT
vote in September last. Van Buren, also re-
ceived considerable vote.
LATER The Portland Advertiser give.
returns from 284 towns. showing plural
ty for Cass of 1855 votes, being Wing
gain of about 5000.
MIssoURI-the returns from this State ex
hibi.s large gain for Taylor, but tina. the
State is safe for Cass by reduced majority