New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-11
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THE STATE.
CHATAUQUE COUNTY.

The return in this County, with but one town to
hear from, gives Ulmann, ABS; Clark, 2,45s Sey-
incur, l,2lr. Ullmanns majority over Clark, 1919;
over Seymour 3,eis. The rest Of the State Officers
In this County stand about the same
:. CHENANGO COUNTY.
Clark, 3,23li Seymour, 1884 Ullmann, soa.
There are three towns to hear from which will in
crease Clsrks majority abOu, 100.
CHEMUNG COUNTY.
The vote in this county, except one town is as fol-
lows: Clark, 1856; Ullmann. 6ls; Seymour SOL.
DELAWARE COUNTY.
JosAs HUeHsros, Wing has about 300 majority
in hi, county over Lewis R. Palmer, (seft This is
thought to ensure HughstOn's election Otsego, the
other county being expected to give ess fer Palmer
Seymour has about $50 plurality over Clark fer
Governor.
JEFFERSON COUNTY (Complete)
Seymour 1851; Clark, 5,95s; Ullmsnn, 1879;
Bronson, 5ls. Clark Dem is elected Treasurer
Three Maine Law Seward Wings are elected to the
Assembly.
MADISON COUNTY.
CLARK has Sol plurality over Seymour Cllmann
has very few votes here.
NIAGARA COUNTY.
The Know. Nothings and Silver Grays were beaten
in Niagara County The LOekport Courier deplores
the result and attributes it to the Catholic and For
sign vote Shelly Wing, is elected Sheriff by about
100 over Shuler X. n. Robinson, Wing, is elected
Clerk over Skeels, Silver Gray and X. N, by 90
votes Flagler is elected to Congress.
OSwEGO COUNTY.
The full returns Of this County now in, and the
vote for Governor is az follows CLARK, 4,5iOi Seq.
mour, . 400; Uilmsnn, 1895; Bronson, 45i.
Lieutenant. Goyernor-Rsymond, $780, Ludlow,
2.sO2; Scroggs, l,3s9; Ford, $40. The entire Wing
County ticket has been elected, and one Wing and
enc Aboitonist have been elected to the Assembly.
The Wing Congressman for the full term and the one
for the vacancy, have both been eleced-tAe former
BY about goo majority and the latter BY about 1900
majority.
RENSSELAER, COUNTY-l0TFIcf.L.
With the exception of one town and two districts,
Clark, 3, 423; Seymour 1850; Ullmann, 1890 Bron-
cop, 45S Copgress-Sage, Wing 6,i47i Cook,
Hard ,s94; Clum, Soft 1921. The remaining re-
icrns viii increase Clark vote relatively about 100,
and that of Sage, 200. Hamblin, the Wing candidate
for County Treasurer, has nearly the same majority.
SULLIVAN COUNTY.
Seymour has about 100 plurality over Clark I'LL
mann Is 600 behind.
Murray Wing ahead for Congress, and elected.
ST. LAWRENCE COUNTY.
Claks majority in this county, estimated at AGO.
TOMPKINS COUNTY.
The Ithaca Journal states that the vote on Gov.
ernor lies between Clark and Ulmann, aud that the
former will probably have small majority in the
County.
F.. s. Dunont Anti Maine-L,w Wing b elected
10 the Assembly in the let District, and Justus z.
Pennoyer. the regular Wing nominee, in the Id
WARREN COUNTY.
Repor.ed l, 200 plurality for Ulmsnn. a. the
whole vote Of the county is but 5000 at most, the
difference between Clark and Seymour must be slight.
THE ELECTION.
ALBAST, Friday, Nov. 10, 1884.
The result Of the election, reported here, il as
follors: 400 900 votes heard from, making Clark be-
hind Seymour, 7sl, and Ullmann behind Clark,
l4,405.
The vote stands including msiorities, as follows;
Seymour. Ill 800; Clark, l1O,1l7; Ulmann, s5,767i
Bronson, 22,767.
seveuty-eight wings are elected to the Assembly
The Register foots up the vote for Clark in the
State A. follows: For CLARK. 1855 U1nann,
d $50; Seymour, III, $50 Bronson, s4,s7s.