Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-04
REpURNs,
30 EEL GRAP
4fAssACHUsETTs

Democrats 8, Republicans 81, House, Demo.
Gratis 30, Republicans 1872; no Americans
There are 8 districts TO hear from BuTlin.l
games majority for Congress is upwards of 400
votes.
Boisterous weather last night, prevented the
returns from towns, unless Immediately acces-
able by telegraph, from coming in. Additional
results place the election of Howard Congress-
man, LIST Dist, in doubt, though his clections
yet claimed by the Republicans by a fair maj
The Democrats appear to have made small gains
in the Northern part of the State, while the
Republicans hold their own in the Southern
Returns yet too meagre to properly estimate the
Republican majority of the State ticket.
wIscoNsM.
Rock Co., Beloit, GAINESVILLE, and 7.towns give
Washburne, Rep. for Congress, 1914 mai, aloss
OF l46 from Fremont'svote Madison, Dane Co.,
far as heard from, Dunn, Dem. for Congress
in End District, 935 ahead. Waukesha Co, 5
townships give Potter, Rep. for Congress, 204
maj Milwaukee City, Brown, Dem. for Con.
gress, maj. not over SO. Racine, Rep. Assem-.
blymen, elected Ly $50 mai. Kenosha City.
Potter, Rep. for Congress, has 1913 :naj James,
vile City and towns give Washburne, Rep,
262 maj.
DELAWARE.
The election has resulted in the success of
the democratic State candidates, as well as for
the legislature, which secures thereturn of DEM
ocratic y. s. Senators. The najorities for Con-
gresSional candidates are as follows-NYm. Bur-
ton, Dem, VIM. G. Whitley, Opp: New Castle
Co, Whitley 90; Kent Co., Burton, 1854; Sussex
Co., Burton 210; in Sussex five boronghs are
yet to be heard from. In New Castle Co. the
vote for Governor shows a majority of 80 for
j. S. Buckmaster, Opp. In Kent and Sussex
the vote for Governor is about the same as for
Congress.
In Essex county there is an Opposition gain
of five members for the assembly. In Burling-
ton county in thirteen townships, the maj. for
John L. n. Stratton, OPP. for Congress in End
District, is 1900. Norcess, On. for State SEN
ate, has 1900 maj. Allthe OPP Assemblymen in
the county are elected. In Mercer county STRAIT.
TOMS mai $500. Newark, in Passaic county.
18th Congressional District, John Hughes, Dem,
has 200 maj. In Morris county, same District
| y. H. Riggs, AntieLecompton Dem. has 200 mai.
In Somerset county, Sd District, VIM. Patter-
son, DEM, has $50 maj. over Adrain. Warren
county gives Adrain small maj. Rushing, the
OPP. candidate for Assembly, is elected at Hack
storm, which is gain. In Hunterdon5 county
Lamberyille gives Adrain 80 mai.
NEW YORK.
In the ninth district John B. Haskin is. re.
elected. The returns thus far received do not
indicate theielection of one democratic Congress.
man out Of this city. Saint Lawrence Co. gives
8 to 5000 Rep. maj. In the 18th. district n S
Spinner, Opp, is reelected to Congress- The
| delegation to the next Congress from this State
will probably stand as follows: Opp. %, Adm. s..
The Tribune estimates from the returns received
from aboutone half the State that Morgan Rep
candidate for Governor, will have 10000 maj
LATER-It is now reported that John B..
Haskin, the ti.Lecompton Dem, has been de.
feated in the 9th Congressional District The
election passed off in the city yesterday more
quietly than usual, although in some of the
wards there were two or three rows, in which
pistols and other weapons were used. Two or
three persons were badly wounded, but none
killed.
The most serious disturbances occurred in
Sickles' District, where party of soldiers from
Governors Island attempted to land for the pur.
pose of voting. They were met by party of
Walbridge's partiZanS, when serious riot
seemed imminent. The police interfered, and.
some of them were badly beaten The soldiers
were finally driven off; but it is said they sub
ty of marines from the North Carolina voted for
Mackay, Administration in 9TH Ward, 9th Dis
trict. spositively stated, on reliable source,
that telegraphic dispatches from the Depart.
ments at Washington, were received yesterday
by commandants in the Navy Yard and Govern.
ors Island, allowing them to march their men
to the city to vote for Sickles.
ILLINOIS.
Chicago gives an average Rep! majority of
seven or eight hundred. Bridgeport, Dem. mai.
218. Jacksonville Rep. maj. 800. Springfield,
Dem. maj. 100. Two precincts in Cass County
give Harris, Dem, for Congress, 100 mai; Leg
lslative ticket about the same Two precincts
in McHenry Co., Washburne, Rep. for. Congress
25O maj; Rep. Legislative ticket, same precincts,
upward Of 500naj The returns ar6 entirely
too meagre to give evidence of the result. Not
more than two precints in any one county vet
received. Galesburg,s majority in this CITY for
Representative will exceed $780, Oneid6, Rep.
ma. for representatives so. Batavia. Rep. mai.
for representative indications are that the
county will give over $50 maj for the Republic
cans, Democratic gainlof so over the vote of
1856. Lane, average Rep. mnj. 1876 Chicago
City official Rep. maj. 900; they elect tho four
Representatives Rock Island, -ma for Dem.
representative 1872. Morris % Rep. mai. Jol-
let Al Dem. maj Elgin 213 Rep. mai, Admin
lstration vote 26. Aurora T5 Rep. maj. viii
mington shows democratic gainfof 90; average
Rep. maj. 81. Dwight Rep. maj. Genessee.
Rep. IL mnj. The West Galena vote stands
Tor Dem, representatives 585; Rep. 430; Admin.
20; for State Senate, strongly Dem, j SO mai
for Congress, Washburne, Rep, has o mai.
Kewanee, representative, Gould, Rep, has l54
mal' Rep. maj for Kellogg, for Congress- about
the same In Toledo the vote is a tie. Wfauke.
gan, average Rep. majority $50. Woodstock,