Butte record., 1856-11-29


ciyed. They give democratic majority of
2,274.
CANAL COMMISSIONER.
Scott, Democrat. .2l2. $50.
AUDITOR GENERAL.
Dry, Democrat. .2l2 ,46S
Phelps, Union. .........-.........2 .209, ,261
SURVEYOR GENERAL
aowe' Dem 90 90
| La Horte u. .2OS, $50
Dist STATE SENATE
| l Philadelphia City-Wm. A. Crabbe and
Chas. b. Penrose.*
, Philadelphia County-N. Browne, II.
Ingram, R L Wright
Montgomery-Thos Knox.
Chester and Delaware-Jas ]. Lewis.
5 Berks- John G. Evans.
6 Bucks-Jonathan Ely.
Lancaster and Lebanon-John W Kill
linger and J G Shuman.
Dauphin and Northumberland
Taggart.
9 Northampton and Lehigh-Joseph Lau-
bach.
II Walton.
II Adams and Franklin-George W. Brew
er.
II York-William H. Welsh.
l3 Cumberland and Perry-H Fetter*
IA Centre, Lycoming, Clinton and Sulli-
van--Andrew Gregg.
10 Blair, Camden and Huntingdon--John
Creswell
l6 Luzerne, Montour and Columbia-Geo
P Steele
Z Neod Myer'
Is Tioga, Potter, Mexican, Elk, Clearfeld,
and Jeffersoa--H. Souther.
10 Mercer, Venange and Warren-G W.
Scofield*
20 Erie and Crawford-D A Finney:
q Butler Beaver and Dawrence-John R.
% Alleghany--Wm. Wilkins and Ed. D.
GazZam.*
% Washington and Greene-John c Flen
"A Somerset, Bedford and Fulton--F Jor-
% Armstrong, Indiana and Clarion-T. J.
Coffey*
26 Juniata, Miffiin and Union-James NJ.
Sellers.
.27 Westmoreland and Fayetto--William E.
Frazer.
% Schuylkill--C. NJ. Straub.
Democrats 10; Opposition 49, New Sena-
tors marked with a star.*
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Democrats ''..'...'.'....' '..'..'..' 100
THE POPULAR VoTE.--From official re-
turns from So counties in the State, now re-
turned to the Office of the Secretary of State
the vote stands:
Whole vote this year. .233 81 s
Vote in same counties in 1865. 1913, 1888
Gain in one year. .................. "a ,943
The Republican gain. ...............1S, ,l79
Democratic gain. IL ,0U1
35,1S6
Deduct Fillmore vote. 243
Makes. Observation-Disclosures. "a ,943
The whole Fillmore vote last year. IS, ,285
This year. is ,042
Fillmore loss. ......... ..... 243
Whole number of Black Republican
votes in the above counties. .1l2 ,002
Democratic vote. .203 ,232
Black Republican Majority. 7,70
The vote is taken on the Supreme Judge for
the long term.
There are 33 counties yet to hear from
officially
The Ohio delegation to the next Congress
stands thus
Geo H. Pendleton, Dem. gain.
. VIM. S Groesbeck, Dem gain.
Lewis D Campbell, reelected, 10 maj
4 H NJ Nichols, Opp reelected.
5 Richard Mott, Opp, reelected
j. R. Cockerill, Dem gain.
Aaron Harlan, Opp. reelected.
s Benjamin Stanton, Opp. reelected.
Judge Hall, Dem. gain.
10 Joseph Miller, Dem. gain,
II Valentine B. Horton, Opp reelected.
Il S S Cox, Dem. gain.
l3 John Sherman, Opp Ie-elected.
IA Philemon Bliss, Opp reelected.
Is Joseph Burns, Dem. gain.
16 Tompkins, Opp.
II VIM Lawrence, Dem. gain.
Is Benjamin Leites, Opp. reelected.
10 Edward Wade, Opp, elected.
20 Josh. r Giddings, Opp. re elected.
21 J. A Bingham, Opp. reelected.
Eight Democrats and thirteen opposition.
IN the present OOugTtsS, HO OeluOCOalS--tll
Opposition.
FLoR1DA.--The Mobile Tribune has re-
ceived complete returns from Florida. which
show the election of NJ. S. Perry, the Demo-
cratic candidate, as Governor, by 400 ma
iority, over David S. Walker, American, and
also Geo. S. Hawkins, Democrat to Congress
by 500 majority over j. NJ. Baker, Ameri
lean
The Legislature is also Democratic, which
secures democratic United States Senator
to succeed Stephen Il. Mallory, whose term
expires in 1891.
INp1ANA.-We learn from the Indianapo-
lis Sentinel. which has nearly complete re-
turns from all the counties in the State,
that the result is as follows: The Demo-
cratic State ticket headed by Ashbel ?. VIII
lard for Governor, is elected by over seven
thousand majority.
There is a Democratic majority in the
Legislature of not less than thirty on joint
ballot, which gives US two Democratic U. s.
| Senators.
At least six Democratic members to Con-
gress out Of eleven are elected, being gain
of four.
The official vote of Trumbull County, Ohio
shows $50 less majority for Joshua R. Gid
dings for Congress, than for the average oi
! other candidates voted for.
Hon. Solomon Foot, of Vermont, has beer
i reelected United States Senator from tina
State.
LIGHT HoUsEs.-The new Resnel light
in the light houses at Santa Barbara AM
Crescent City, will be lighted, the first OIL