The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1858-11-04

9th Ward-Parker, 2,265; Morgan,
$50; Burrows 81; Smith, 1.
7th Ward-Parker, 2,4s5; Morgan,
1,lOl; Burrows $50.
10th Ward-Parker, ! ,403; Morgan,
600; Burrows, 28S; Smith, g.
18th WardZParker, 1855; Morgan,
$50; Burrows, 373; Smith 2.
XVIth Ward-Parker 2,f55; Nor
gan Ito; Burrows, GOA; Smith /.
TX, Warde-Rarker, lsez7, Morgan
2,O69; Burrows l ,1S3; Smith Z.
XXIId Ward-P arkef, ,ls7; Morgan
1914; Burrows, 1913; Smith l.
XVIIIth w ard-Parker, 2,l 80; Nor
gan 1884; Burrows, 1885, Smith, 8. -
10th Ward-P arker, / ,427; Morgan,
740;i Burrows, 113; Smith s..
UTICA, Nov. 2.-Roscoe Conkling,
Rep. is elected to Congress in the
XXth Dist.
New YORK CoMPLETE.-Parker's
maj. over Morgan, 1854.
Broome Co., Morgan 800 maj.
Syracuse-Maj. for Parker, 10;
Dem. loss on vote of 1856 for Secretary
of State 1922.
Town of Rome-Parker's maj. $50.
Roots, Dem, maj. for Congress, 164.
Town of Frankfort-Mofgan l59
maj; Spinner, Rep. to Congress, l72
maj.
Town, of Herkimer-Morgan, POI ;
Parker, 252 Burrows, p; Smith /.
Spinner, Rep. for Congress, 56 maj.
Town of Litchfeld-Morgan, Ill;
Parker, SO; : Burrows, "a; Smith 4.
Spinner for Congress, 80 maj.
Town of German Flats complete
Morgan, 416; Parker, 2sl; Burrows,
81. For Congress, Spinner, Rep. 1926.
MASSACHUSETTS,.
Boston, Nov. 2-eP. M.-The re-
suit of the elsction.in this State to-day
judging from returns thus far received,
is favorable to the Republicans. In
this city the vote for Governor, foots up
Banks, 6,34s; Beach, 6,257; Lawrence,
GIG.
Returns from 10 cities and towns
give plurality of 5000 for Banks.
The Democrats have elected B. f.
Butler to the State Senate, and Caleb
Gushing to the House.
In the 4th congressional Distric,
Alexander H. Rice, Rep. is elected by
1000 plurality" ID -Vw so7
Burlingame's election is conceded in
the 9th District Jnesr B. Allen, Rep.
is elected. Ill 1i9Gi :. on -
wIsCoNsIN-PorTER REe-ELECTED.
MILwAUKEaE, Nov. 2s-John F. Pot
ter, reelected sure. -Four wards in
this city give Brown, Dem, only Il
maj.
Kenosha. city gives Potter
Republican, for Congress, 17S maj.
Janesville-Three towns, including
this city, give Washburne 252 maj.
Waukesha Co.-Five towns give
Potter, Rep. for Congress, 2O4 maj.
Milwaukee City-Brown's majority
for Congress will not exceed 500.
Racine-Republican Assembly mer
elected by 200. vs.,
Madison, Dane Co.'s far as heard
from, Dunn, Democrat, for Congress
in I'd District, 935 ahead. =
Observation-Disclosures. Ward
Brown, DEM. for Congress 80 maj
Second Ward-Brown So maj. Third
Ward-Brown 264. Fourth Ward
Potter, Rep. $50. Fifth Ward Pot
ter 81. Sixth Ward-Browns So
Seventh ard-Potter, 1O6. Eight
Ward-Potter, Al. Ninth Ward
Brown 325. Browns maj. in the city
All. Comstock, Rep. for State Senate
has majority of 6s in the city.
Illinois.
CHICAGO, Nov. 2.-Morris, % Re
publican majority, {,
Joliet, Democratic majority All.
Elgin, Rep. maj. 5l3; Administration
vote %. =
Aurora, 700 Rep. mai.
Wilmiton shows aDemocratic gaiI
of 20; average Rep. maj. 81.
Dwight, Rep. maj "A.
Genesee, Rep maj rs.
West Galena votes. stand for Dem
Representative, $50; Rep. 43O; Ad
ministration, 81 25! 'hi'Ffof State Senate
Strockey, Dem. ,hasIaI69 maj. Fo
Congress, Washburn, Rep. 100 maj.
| Kenawee, Representative, Gould
Rep. has 154 maj. 2 Rep. maj. for Kel
logg, Congress, about the same.
| In Tolono the vote is tie.
Woodstock, average Rep. maj. so.
Waukegan, AVERAGE Rer r. md MAJ. $50.
Chicago City, not official, average
Rep. maj. 500.
One town outside city 2ls Dem.
Woodstock, average Rep maj. TO
Representative, so; Administration
vote 5. For Congress, Washburne ha
% maj.
Geneva-12s maj. for republicans.
Fulton City-ayerage Rep. majority