Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-11-12

The Preside ntial Election.


Iege We stated yesterday that the report originat
ing with Mr.. Wentworth, of the Chicago Democrat,
that the black Republicans had carried Illinois, Has
too ab: d to merit contradiction. Our faith in
the invincibility of the Democracy of Illinois was
founded, not upon information of a contradictory
character-for so far were concerned the tele-
graph was proyokingly silent-but upon lively re-
collection of long and unbroken series of triumphs
which they had achieved. We were not surprised,
then when, at late hour yesterday afternoon, the
following despatch from Judge Douglas, addressed
to a gentleman in this city, was placed at our dis
posal:
CHICAGO, Nov. ILLINOIS gives Buchanan about
eight thousand majority over Fremont Five demo-
Gratis elected to Congress against four aboltoniss
Both branches of the legislature democratic by de-
csive majorities The State ticket rendered doubt
full by the Fillmore men going with the abolitonists
S. A. DOUGLAS.
MISSOURI.
Partial returns from Missouri show democratic
gains compared with the last governors election
KENTUCKY AND TENNESSEE
The democratic majorities in Kentucky and Ten
nessee promise to be much larger than were frstre-
ported
The probabilities are that in Wisconsin three black
republicans and one democrat have been elected to.
Congress- The State has gone for Fremont.
lOW4A.
A despatch from Senator Jones, dated at Dubuque,
November 6, says: " You may add Iowa to the
glorious Buchanan democratic pyramid" 1t is said
that despatch containing the same gratifying in
formation has been received in this city from Judge
Mason who is now in Iowa.
NEW YORK.
We have by telegraph incomplete returns from all
the counties in New York but seven. They show
that Fremont has received 2O3, 600 votes Buchan.
an, 155, 900; and Fillmore, 1O1 900. The official
vote will, of course, vary these figures.
OHIO.
In regard to the probable result in Ohio, Col. Me-
dairy, of the Statesman, pleasantly remarks:
"Strange as it may seem, we have very few relia-
BILE returns from Ohio. Such as we have we pub
lish, but they are not of sufficient character to
justify any calculation to the probable footings
up of the whole State. The most we can say is,
that We are continually reducing the majority aga.
inst US on the 14th of October.
All the returns from Indiana show democratic
gains over Wizards VOTE Buchanan's majority in
the State will be very large.
PENNSYLVANIA.
We are as yet without complete returns from Penn.
sylvania. The Pennsylvania of yesterday morn
ing says:
"The reported majorities from the counties heard
from, with liberal estimate for the counties yet to
be heard from, would indicate plurality for Mr..
Buchanan of 10000 majority; over both, of from
S,OOO to l2,Ooo
DETROIT, Nov. 7.-Thirty- three counties heard
from, which give Fremont is, $50 majority. His ma
jority, in the State will probably reach 10000.
FLORIDA.
AUGUSTA. (Ga) Nov. Partial returns from
Florida show democratic gains over the vote of last
month.
CONNECTICUT.
The vote in Connecticut towns to her from
is as follows Fremont AZ, OIL, Buchanan 81 ,457,
Fillmore 2,49O.
NEW JERSEY.
Mr.. Buchanan has carried the State by large
majority, and the Democrats have gained two men,
bers of Congress
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
CONCORD. Nov 5.-Returns from thirty towns give
a gain for the Republicans.
CoNcoRD-Mi Observation-Disclosures towns give the
1923; Fillmore 292. One hundred and two towns
show net Fremont gain of 8, 143 over Metcalfs.
VERMONT.
MONTPELIER Nov 5, A. M-The Republicans have
carried the State by $4,000 to 10000 majority.
MASSACHUSETTS.
Massachusetts, has gone for Fremont by 10000
majority over Buchanan, and $4,000 over Fillmore.
All the members Of Congress are black Republi.
cans. "Buily" Burngame is reelected by 70
majority.
ILLINOIS,
WASHINGTON, Nov 9th, P. M.-Illinois is still in
QOuDt tQOuSn the democrats ClalIu Tie
ola Springfield despatch from Juege Douglas, sta
ting that the State had gone for Buchanan by 5000
majority
The Democrats have elected five members to Con-
gress in this State.
Richardson is beaten.
[TELEGRAPHED FOR THE Standard
WASHINGTON, Nov. 10, 1885,
Illinois has gone for Buchananan by at least three
thousand majority.
TENNESSEE.
You need have no doubt about Tennessee having
gone for Buchanan, notwithstanding dispatch from
Wytheville reporting gains for Fillmore in East Ten
nessee.
The following States, we think, may with entire
safety be put down in the democratic column:
CERTAIN STATES FOR BUCHANAN.
Pennsylvania, 81
New Jersey,
Indiana, ID
Illinois, IL
Fourteen southern States, liz
ITO
Or twenty -one votes than is necessary for an
election. II will be that California and Wiscon-
sin are not included in this count although the pro-
liabilities are strongly in favor of Mr. Buchanan
carrying one, if not both of these two States As
Stunning, however, that the black republicans have
carried Wisconsin, the vote in the electoral college
with stand as follows:
Buchanan, ia
Fremont, ia
Fillmore,
Total 29e
Necessary to choice, 14s