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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-08

M,ca.sic, I>srrTrIF.--N me'un h'' ne.
ION NO At the new rooms Of the Institute. Nos i ami
q Fourth avenue. there was organized a Soc'e'! I''
the purpose Of anordire Improvement ana au'l,'N' d
t. youog mcn. styled TIE NcN-YoIk Literary N'''N
oC the Mechanic. destitute The following S'n'l,'"'u
were elected officers: Robert J. Wbnemorr' fi''.
dent Robert A To,ey Nicc-Prcsidrn' Nn'I'" o.
Howard secretary AMI Treasurer. The society W."
,,cet every "Wednesday cycrirg. The la,uti'' mas
fine Library, lecture class, and conNeT.,1o rooms
and gymnasium for physical culture. Inc '.'a"-
ossse, IN tie varou, branches O Drawing, MANI
na,ios Mv5.- sc, g.. l'@ op-o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-08

We wish it very distinctly understood that We
ceased 20 be Wig some time before Andrew Jack
son Done,sOD and Charles G.. Greene were nom
mated as regular Wing candidates. Our Whigism
was SO inyeteiate that il firmly endured the com
pan.Onship Of ID. ID Barnard, the brothers Brook,
and William Appleton; but when Rufus Choate
with the sons Of Clay and Webster, began max ~
Wing speeches in favor Of Buchanan and acqul-
escence in Slavery Extension, we had jus; stepped
Cuf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-08

man or the party that would think of buying it. A
be met with every day. The EIpress IN 'retore'
can. as it says, Jog on 70 the grave, col Solng
itscf for its abandonment even by the Know
Nothngs with it's own suggestion, ib1' 'ne 'S"S
Of the day all have their run and Pai'h' As 10
the appreciation Of It's own conscience '""' -
thing 70 which. if it had any sense OF the r'd'c-
ulOus, The EJprfss would not al'uu'' oo
oo;o,,oo 81 tn r,,.,,.st We shall next hear, we
suppose Of the honesty Of Mayor Wood
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-08

Blundering George W. Jones, United States Sen
a:or from Iowa, has been telegraphing TO Washing
ton from Dubuque two days after election, that
Iowa had gone for Buchanan He did the sane
thing in August, when bis party had lost everything.
The majority against them now is from ) 900 to
10 600 yet Jones will pr badly fail to discover that
II has gone !or Fremont til he encounters at Wash.
ipgton the messenger who brings on the Electoral
Vote
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-08

We want to engage John Van Buren, for the next
political canvass in which we may feel deep IN
terest. He may advocate one side or the o,her-it
don't matter sixpence whch-but We bespetk
him thus early for an engagement to prOPhesy
against U.s. Let him do but that, and the whole
State will know that we are bound to win.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-08
PENNSYLVANIA.

OFFICIAL RETURNS OF TIE CITY OF PHlLhDEI-
PHIA.
The Return judges Of the Ctyof Philadelphia ne
this morning in the Supreme Court room to make the
official returns of The election for Presidential Electors
the ith inst.
Mr.. Alexander Browne unanimously elected
President. Messrs. William Bonsa and Theodore T.
Delirger were appointed Clerks The returns were
then handed IN ~ follows:
CITY % PnILADRLPHrA-oFFICGAL.
Democr1fic Union TfrkeL Straight FIJI.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-08
AILEGHANG co.

C"itesl"b l'hSe VI AIo ~ = i0''
ALIEGHANY Co.. Tuesday Evening.
Returns from H. OF the - towns III this County CIV"
Fremont ,, 200 ina iory buchanan, and 22l6 over
Fillmore and Buchanan. The majority in the County
VII be over 4,CO0 J.. W. :.
Correspondence Of The y. Y. Tribune.
WrIIsvILIF, Nov. Is. 1856.
In your yesterdays paper you set down A!cSany al
eco msio,ity over Buchanan. You are tuHe too
low. tIcmosts plurality over Buck ~ TINS county
as the uclosed Zip will show. IL at least 'Ooo II VIII
not fall an unit short of il. Fillmore gets -" V'''S IN
y of our % towns. His entire vote IN the county VIII
not exceed $50 Jud-On W. sherman IL elected To
Corei,ss from this District 10y at least "oo' majority
" liam NJ. Smith Is elected Ncubcr III the Northern
end James 7. Cameron III the Southern p'H', oi Inc
couu;y-lcth Republicans. Wyoming County @'-Vo
Republican plurality. Yours, truly a. " COLE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-08

A., ,,p K,Y.As-Thc LaCies of the Ninth Ward
who are disposed to contribute any articles oi ''o'uS
or money to buy food for the suffering people Of
sas are earnestly requested TO send the same 20 ."'
undersigned without delay. that they may be for
wordeC before Winter sets in.
h.i,lfofthe Ksnsa. Al ;. tcty uf Niatl Ward,
Mr MORTIMER BROWN. y. ~ Fourth sI''.
Mrs l. n. FOWLER Nc. 81 VI oiton street
NJ. THADpFCS HYATT No rs Morton street
Mr. EDWARD coon n. ~ Amos street
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-08

A GREAT Brfr.-Some unknown friend has sent u
e,om Staten Island Sugar Beet II inches long. II
inches round and weighing leg pouud-, u memcuto
af the p, -uh Of our late Election Il is great Beet
but H.. hrasaiug administered 90 Pierce, Cas- oud
Dor.,as IN their respective State. w'L the so 900
n..iority for Fremont ia N,w-Yorh. was deserving
- .,cL n memorial.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-08

tn. p-obl,m. Ir Il aenor uoiiei ne better ela 20
= ~ recipe they Si' succeed 10 cutting or -
.ortfd lcrii Q. the party, 80 ieaes in depr wing
.L,r Of th,r pcrer. The uesa' Of acco npi'hias
Wis src 81, 6 j. re possession .. me hepuoHcNn
rs--. Th., a rsrs,t ofsauizs.oa-.he better h,,f
o, r. prr.s 1t knows - poFer and knows ho" q
U.tI. 4 i've party Of freedom At vii make
Lre.'lv t,;, 10 cry Republic w hope -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-08

Ystroy, Fyvyp ~ ByRurD.-Tke Har7jtoH B.
zvd,an. OF tie IA met states: somer'et and War
wick haze b.cu asluly ,.-lted vi h yellow eva.
Heir ur3 population 9.abGI ~ , sea ~ ,po % p.r
- 80 IN ar. ked ulih the fever. S'il re
r T, to' n - a. Ne ase Informed taa Tot eHce,ed
ar-,r.it n, accounts ron ; 'mersc' u Is morris
are ncst i,reseng COZ siderable nenoer o. -
90 bsv bea,d Of "A whole family baS lag b,eD aitsSAoa
~ husband nud vie. mslber Ct 70 Q t9t as :.
1bi,drct ori rysDt. leayi,s 40 9a3 "a ne o'u~S "
rrrje- 4 l,as. 9-si,'a1ce
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-08

Thc Commercial, by some peculiar arith uetic,
mas footed up Mr.. Flmore's vote in this State
twelve Counter wholly and several partly want
ing-at Isl 1888, which is $4,000 more than the
County returns thus aggregated amount to. Oar
venerable contemporary must give his spectacles an
aftra rub
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-08
INDIANA ELECTlON-lOFIlcHL.I
ne following are the Official Returns Of the octo-
CHICAGO, Friday, NOV. =, 1876

CHICAGO, Friday NOV. ., 1910.
buchanan has certainly carried Indiana, ou: ii,
rr,c.,c majority no on, Irctepds 70 know.
CI,clNSATI, Friday Nov /, 800
Tie I,4.anololl. JaraaI, Republican q yes,e.-
dov comedies Indiana gone Democratic bu; gives Do
figures
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-08

We should like t. know how many of Erastus
Broolss fifth of the votes of this State were cast
for hun as the Mechanics and Working Mems can
ddatc how many as straight Wing and how many
were Simon Pure KuoW-No'hmg.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-08

BosToN, Friday, Nov. =. $50.
The Royal Nal steamship Canada arrived here nj :
O'Clock lis morning II to, late for her mail. g.
lie dps'cbo in the esry train, but theg s 20 in The
sf.rr1. y train due ID Neg-iofk about midnight.
TlerepeIs confirm the statement in the dispatch from
Halifax inst the Bullion n the Bank Of England hg
been decreased during tie week 10 the e1ien; Of
~ 81 -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-08
CONNECTICUT
NEW JERSEY.

Tie vote re..i, !uN, .ootj up:
Jf,si4tat G3tOEsr.
Bucharau........394 S Newell ............37 80
Fremont. Alexander .........JJ.j0l
fIliUtf re ..-.......- ~
buchanan over Fremont 1888; over Flmor.,
Il 81 Fremont over Fillmore, ~ Newell FUSION
over Alexander lDcm.l 22jl.
Fo Congress, C.4wson CFusion) has 1890; Robin.
Fusion, so; AI,ian Dem }, 7l2 Hus.er (D-n.),
2,.9o, Woreudyke DEM, 2?2i.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-08

The Fyp,ess favors its readers only with three
or fouc specimen votes from the rural districts.
Il evidently fears that they are not Il condition
10 bear the full returns Let hem be administered
gradually and gently.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-08

S,uru CARoLINA.-An Extra Session OF the Legs
la.irc vas held at Columbia on the lh INST ior the
choosing Of Electors OF President and Nice-Pre'dtn
The legal Dumber (cigLu were chosen and instructed
=, vote for Buchanan and Breckenridge.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-08
TIE LATE STORM On LAKE ONTARIO.

O>Nt"o, TO-DAY, Nov. 7. lN)6.
II ia e.imaiei that over sl5JrO nortl 81 properly
was Destroyed by the recent ssle on Lake Oa,ar5.
Tgcuiy or thirty ves>els have Sed more o. l.s,
damage The brig sampson md Tie schooner -.
ward ~ ashore below Port Ontario. \ Lake Huron
Schooner i asI ere at " ole j. and. 4r Kingston
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-08

Fremont majority over Buchanan. 72,7O-
Frcmous majority over Fillmore. 49,. l21,4
These are all the Counties, but some are imper-
fectly returned.
The votes to come in will slightly increase Ere
mOnls majority over Buchanan, and considerably
increase his majority over Fillmore.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-08

Hes aoybod! heard from Count Louis Fitzgerald
Tia, afro since The Election Il so, whitley tel MS
whether he last appeared in the character of
Protestant or Catholic, Fore gu.boru or Native
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-08

CLEVELAND Friday, Nov. :, 1890.
Charlie Osborne tcegraphic operator 1t Spring
6eld Pa. on ire Gle, Gland and Ece Telegraph Con-
nsnv's lire, was run over and instantly killed by
tfeiiht.tra.n this evening. He was formerly from
EiuiTe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-08
FIRE.

CINCINNATI, November = lS6
The o1tt rsiye machine shop and shect.rju " rks Of
Martin ushu,z Co. were destroyed bv Ia.t
1eht Tie oss ia h ayy, but tie precise am JUN: has
uot vet been sscertsEcd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-08

RIcHuoND Friday, Nov. 3, 81
Garrett. Democrat is certainly elected TO ConsTr''
in the l., or Accom- sc District formerly represented
l., Hon. Tloma. II. Bayly deceased.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-08
FAILURE OF A BANK

BALTIMORE, Friday, Nov. = $50
New Orleans pspers @; saturday ast are to hsui By
n p army al vi the mail a. late rs due.
Tie Manufacturers ana Mechanics Bank OF Coluul-
bus Georgia, has failed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-08
SINGULAR POLITICAL WAGER.

BosroS. Friday, Nov. :. 80
Msjor B,rjsu.u Pefcy Pore, re -. - IN
coLdiGA,, tor Congress IN the SKIN rs, - al
The city this afternoon. win DIS ~ ~ NV
L.uel u up. 8, which /. he'd NA''''" - '-'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-08
MICUIGAN.

DLrkou. FsiiAy, Nov. :, 80.
Thirty three Courtes IN Michigan 1i'e '' d,o
~ - majority. Full returns viii make = 5'oA-
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ILLINOIS.


CHICAGO. Friday Nov. - la'''
Nobody as ,c; can tell how this Stat has gone , anu
,oie ,rrec dave TO determine. The pro'-oLT'
49, ~, buchanan VII get the Electors! Yo,-'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-08
The I.t Assembly District Of Suffolk County
east end of Long Islanc) shows the following

The Buccaneers, seeing they bad no chance 10
carry their own Assemblyman, threw three-Giths
Of their votes for the American candidate, and
elected him. The like Of this was generally done
wherever the two minority parties supposed they
could elect by joining teams but must fail without.
Happily their power did not back their disposition
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-08

", BrcHASAS-Tfis gentleman WAS ia Lancaster
.. V,,rc.day, ara looked remarkably well, AL c'i-
y, pleased at the prospect Of cccup! IL me White
rIor.c ao.r the tn g March next.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-08
TIE ARABIA OUTWARD BOUND.

NALlfNN, F1lAy, Nov. - INII.
The Arabia arrived here at 10 O'Clock lqst night from
Po,tou. and sailed again ut II for Liverpool.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-08

The only portions of Pennsylvania whcr" the Dean
ocras have not gained largely since toe October cleo
ton are the Northern and Western Counties, whar'
the Republican feeling WAS stronger among the opPo-
siiion than tho FlluoIe feeling We sulJom state
mont Of the mejorties in number Of these counties
III the two lCttiOns:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-08
MASSACHUSETrS

IOtsl. lO6.-.9 - ~ IL -GI
Fremont plurality ~ 81.
Seven towns TO be heard from which will increase
h-- plurality.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-08
NFM-YoRk CITY-IOrrlcML.l

T.,r....slHt I775 1888 1851 ltS'2 @s9
vc, for Governor ne 1T Dct Of tn Tween
.f.t Nsld i.va,ns A.. t4e Is. ana MA Ds,"ci' H '-
..,.ea,, 5. ~ VA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-08

Buchaua1 : -!
Combined Opposition vote. .......3l, go
buchanan over all............... G2i6
BucLaran's mai. over Union ucket.lS,lG'
Do 30. over combined Fillmore. i, 1873
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-10

Al O1D rcbGr Raw, T,ED.--On Saturday evening Mczsre
C'on.ay a Lent, merchant tal0rs of BroadwAy, sent
their errsnd boy 10 the Rouse Of Of best
-efs, IN Lercy Place with a coat which hL been
.. Tho boz on arriving AZ thu door, cf the Aforesaid
onner. was rrcctti by "a Gentlemen, who appa
renty mo individual Tor whom tha iutcndea for
DO very cooy took The parcel o Of tho lads hands agd
reid "sps right and then turned riog the door
boil Tie GRAND hoy not supporag for iastsat thst
30 rad beon 20 EASILY imposed upon proceeded 70 his
euploysrs sad informed them that he had delivered 20
rscEtse 70 ssciy. Y was seon ascertsurd. however
instead OF meeting ths OF the coat had unioru
rsely met sharper, who relieved him Of the bundle Ia
he mot expert manner No arrest hiss been mats. The
tick above described prrc,Icsd quite extensively Ia
ms oiy some Years ago, but for din
cDNhued ~ tharpcrs, and very rarely Pr. u'o
operation Clcshs AM errand toys shoaj be
iul IN thc delivery Of their employers goods fos rogues
ere near a. all times Of the Gay and night.
CAiTrRE OF A BUrGtls.--Henry T~inkicr was brought
before Justice Brenrsn at the Essex narke, Police Court
yesterday morning, charge OF burglary preferred
rgsinst him by officer Lake, Of the Eleventh ward police
Tne accused, b alleged, observed coming out Of the
Brocofy store OF Peter fashaEer No. Avenue with
beg Of sugar upon his back The Ger rave chase 10 tho
tow and siter some hard work succeeded in capturing
him and recovering tn stolen property. The prisoner
hsd two companions with hin but they escaped, The
properly taken from the store s valued al $50 Twink.
er was committed for exsirsoe cnsrge Of burg ssy.
An AuHeEp FrGruvN FROM Juarc2 - man raried
Iou- N, Pennevet tskeo toto rNsafv te se.g. tat
smith, o. the lover Pohce Coatt oul ..,eI .t tp
chsge of being frauye lnfset .tom rhllaaviphA
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Eve hundred
KAssAs REsrORxD.-The Lawrence, Kansas, Her I'D Of
Freedom, alter suspension OF ak month has
again made is appearance. 1t will be recolectei that
the oaice Of the Hrald Of Freed,m destroyed BY
the border ruans Of Missouri who went over into Kan
from Platt county, and spread desoAaion among tn
Inhabitants.
IRISH vorEs FRxMoSr.-The Hartford Press states
hat about hundred OF the naturazed Irsh voters In
Hartford Conn., and nearly all the Germans, Engnh and
Scotch voted tor Fremont and Dayton.
NGw YORK LEGISLATURE The next House OF Assembly
Of this State win stand:-Repubcans, Sa democrats So
Know Nothnes, Z.
Fremont IN PENssyLvAuA.-The Kennel Square (Pa)
Fsee Press says-"We proclaim Joan c. Fremon,
candid for the Presidency In $780, venture to
FAY that this will be the sentiment OF the people o the
Uri,ed States. We need rennsy syvanSn FOR Woe Pres
cent and that ia Pollock, present popular
Governor. Let us not be cheated"
FREMONT Works THE soum.-rne Baltimore Pu,rix
Gays that 2l4 votes were cast for Mr Fremont In Ba
more, mostly by Germans. In Louisville be had Arteen
votes The republicans Of New Castle county Delaware
pcled seven hundred votes. VIII N ngon cast 10 per
cent OF her whole vote for Fremont.
SoJTH CAROLINA NATIONAL CONVENTIONS The follow
ing resolutions offered in the Sou Carolna Legsls
tore the 4th inst, and lost by vote OF 81 70 Az:
Aosoived That 10 appointing electors Of President
Vice President Of the United States this General
bly, feels under obligation sustain the nnee,
any national convention, or 0i other irrespon
sipe self appointed party Whatever but to
sef the constitutional right OF selecDg heretofore
citizens for the ofaoes Of Pre,ce0t Vice Pre
as may bo deemed worthy OF the confidence and
support Of South Carolina
Resolved That South Carolina continues to regard with
changed dsa probation the system Of national
venons, Is established org Anised for the
purpose Of nominating candidates for President and V,e
President OF the United states; and not outstanding she
may this, other occasions, wnen her principles
policy arc hkey TO be sustained, deem AZ 1visabe
h her tor the nominees OF such conventions
she nevertheless regards the system hartful In its
oep:y subversive OF the cbe s OF the constitution and
10 the best interests and dearest rights OF the
Ssstee.
And the folio wing was Gu oseQuenty adopset:-
Resolved That the elec ion OF electors for President
ano Wee President to be made this day, releren
TO the opinions OF the candidates the question: OF
KDal IomlnaiiIg conventions Is had by the Lsgisia
vRcsrA-EIxcros OF CONGRESSMAN "A despatch from
Hcbnond, daed November ., says that NJ. II. II.
Garnet democrat Ia certainly elected in the First Con
gressonsl district Of Virginia. to supply the vacancy
ionsd by the death OF Judge BAyy.
fooRK AprIEs Not less than hundred bushels OF
the single barro OF apples which Major Pooe wheeled in
barrow from Newburyport to Boston, TO pay . bet,
have been already sold in the latter city, for large
pSioet.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-10

THR CITY oUBEsSAroRIAL VOTE.
SATURDAY, Nov. 9, 1885,
NHR. BEskn,-
In ihe vote Gas, for Governor given In your issue OF
this date In note alta ohsc you say 'the First
rci q the Twenty ara, varis wanting" rne folio xog
tho soe.-Brooks s2t, Parker 3iS King 200, and
nied W the County Clerks odce as the lag DIRECTS
r. srgEtE,
LAis Cicrk Of the Firs, district Twenty orst ward
Fmgxys III THE COMMON COUNCIL or 1857.
The city government OF 1857 will cun,aln quite
Der Of Dreusn, among whom notice following
John Clancy, Alderman, Sixth ward; Hose Company
Teos. ": Adams, Alderman, Seventh ward; Engine
Company No. O.
WI BaI,ee', Councilman, Third ci.rlC,; Forcmsp Il
Tho. Monroe Councilman, Fourth disiris,; Eugnc Con,
parry Nc. s.
gineer.
Jonas N. Philips Councilman, sevSaieonth district,
Trustee.
John Kcnnayd. Councilman, rwenty.nrst district.
Jessc s. Scctes, Councman,, twenty soveCth district
John Brady, Counclnsp, Thirty ninth District.
TbE vii enable tie presidns on ~ ths rcspcctve
parties 70 select oompttens persons the Frs De
p~rmen, ccnmittess Of ibs common ,ouncll.
cuARGE OF RrorIso on ELECTION DAY.
James Burke, alias "Acuvry,' ons Of the men exlsd
from California by the vigance Committee was brough,
before Jusace Connolly. he Lower Police Coar, and
gave bal IN the Of $500 snswor charges pre-
erred asAnst him one with having electoa day hoen
hsving ssssrted Daniel Mshsa OF No 10 BeckN1 strsc
John J. Hoser, Of the Battery Hotel becams bondr
man cf IRE accmed
EE-AReEsrEp FOR ILLEGAL vorrSg.
John sullivan ALA, Marpny, Who was arrested few
cays $50 charge of voting illegally thc slx.h ward
and DISCHARGED for OF sufiosn, evidence
rc-sFrssscG on Saturda' additional 0vldeoss
yrocursl against him. ami Is nov ocsed up tho TomDs
tT trial.
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TENNESSEE.

DtrnocTauo gain....................... 2oe
The telegraph, In addition " the sbOvc reports demo.
cratic gains Of 90 In Memphis sni 1o3 10 shelby TTn
more gained Ioin Nashville ba appears BY the telegraph
ihst there q dem gain OF l2o IN the county
Scott, In 1882 had majority Of 1850 Ia Tho whole sso
Buchanan even gsas SO 10 above counties on be tobn.
son vote Of 1885, when the democrats carried ,he STATE
BY 22ts We should think that this decided the state in
favor Of buchanan.
wAsmsGros, Nov ., 1859.
Nothing of decisive nature has yet been received
from Ter nessee message last night giving the result
IN tvo counties, shows . d. moctatlc gain Of 400.
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THE ELECTIONS AND RESULTS.

Tvs sCAsrAlcS or ls0o-rne Manchester, N. H., <me.
rtoon places At the head Its columns the names Of John
c Fremont, for President, aud william L. Dayton, Tor
vce President, for the campaign OF 1890
Usmsu TissrR-Here is another partial formation
Osbipe, for Mr.. Buchanan, which up from the
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THE ELE c TiON S.
-~@>~o-s~~---~-es~-e~~>>~~~~-
THE r < 8 u L 7

ACCORDING TO PRESENT APPEARANCES.
rHs POPULAR pLURALITIss ASB ELEor0RAL VOTE.
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