Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-11-04
THE STATE ELECTIONS.


The following the returns from the cleo
ions Of Tuesday, received this morning. Later
Intelligence will be found under our telegraphie
head
The Albany Evening Journal, Rep, Of last
for Governor. These show a gain Of % coo for
the Republicans over last year, when the State
went Is coo against them.
As compared with the vote for Secretary Of
State last year, the Republicans gain about 200,
the Democrats lose 200 the Americans lose 900.
The Albany Argus, Dem comedies the election
Of Morgan Rep, as Governor, by 90 600 plurality.
In New York city, Hon John Kelly Is elected
Sheriff by about S ZOO majority, and John Clancy
County Clerk by about 200 majority. Nelson J.
Waterbury, majority for District Attorney is
1850, or more. The Democratic Coroners 20 In
by about 5, 900 majority
xKMBsRs OF CONGRESS.
First distrIct.-It is rumored that Hon. Jno. A
Soaring has been reelected.
Second district Taylor, Dem, ,109 Litch-
field, Ind. DEM, ,635; Humphrey, Rep, 5,is6.
Third district.-Sickles, Dem, 3,l52; Wal
bridge, Dem, 3 $50; Williamson, Rep, 3,Ol4. A
| dispatch from New York states that Williamson
claims to have been elected over Mr. sickIes by
| % majority.
Fourth district Thomas ]. Barr, Dem, 3, $50;
Farmer, Dem, s27i Stephens, Dem, 2,i7o; B'e-
nan, Rep, 2,ass; Hustled, Am, $50.
Fifth district-Maclay, Dem $40; Hamll-
| ton, Rep 4 $50; Deane, Am, SIG.
Sixth district.-John Cochrane, Dem G, go;
seventh district-Elijah Ward, Dem, e,6il;
| Eighth district Horace F. Clark, Fusion,
| S,32S; Arson Herrick, Dem 5.766
| Ninth district &C ouverneur Kemble, Dem is
| believed to be elected over John Haskin, A.
L. H., by about 200 mai.
All the remaining districts Of the State elect
| Republicans. If Mr.. Soaring be elected, the
] delegation from New York will stand Demo-
y aais. ant-Lecompton Democrats, and 25 Re-
: Publicans.
Illinois.
| Scattering returns from II counties give Re-
publican majority for State Treasurer Of ESQ,
| being large reduction upon the majorities in
lsS6 The Republican majority In Chicago is
| reported to be 960 The National Democratic
| ticket Isceived 2i6 votes in Chicago.
As far as heard from the Legislature Is COM
posed as follows House-Republicans IS, Dem
| oCrats 81 and doubtful. Senate-Republicans
| II, Democrats II and few doubtful
The doubtful counties are as follows Fulton,
| members, which gave $50 Democratic majority
| in 1876; Madison, members, in which the Re-
| publicaus and Americans have large majority /;
| McDonough, member, which gave a small Or
| position majority; Hancock, I member, which
| gives large Democratic majority; and Wabash
| and White counties. member, also giving Dem
| ocra,ic majoritles. These counties. according TO
| their political complexion in 1856, would give
| four Demo ratio and three Republican members,
which would make the House 81 Democrats and
rs Republicans change of single vote will
| turn the majority the other way.
| The Philadelphia Press has dispatches from
| chicago, stating that Douglas has majority In
| the Leg isature.
| New Jersey.
| The following members Of Congress have beer
| elected: LIST district, John T Nixon, Rep Cd dis
trict, John l.. Stratton, Rep Sd district. 6 B
Adrian, A l.. Dem ith district, J. r Riggs
| Rep, gain; 9Th district. VIM. Pennington, Rep
| gain The Legislature stands: Senate Democrat,
IL, Opposition s. House-Democrats IS, Opp. IS
Delaware.
The Democratic State ticket and Democrat,
Legislature, are elected. DR.. Burton, Dem TO
Governor, and WIN. e Whitley, Dem for Con
gress, have each about 20O majority.
| Massachusetts.
| NO furtber returns received All the Rcpubli
| can candidates are elected to Congress.
The following are the names Of the officer
elected on the Republican State ticket: Gov
ernor, Nathaniel p. Banks; Lieutenant 6 overnor
Eliphalet Trask; Secretary Of State, Oliver War
ner; Auditor. Charles w hite; Attorney General
| Stephen H Phillips.
The following are the names Of the gentlemen
| elected to the next Congress: