White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-11-11
The Eleetion,-.Further .Retnrns.

ne EleeQo0f--Euf hheA -
The telegraph last night brought further
returns Of Tuesdays elections The sub
stance of the dispatches We thus eondense;
ILLISoIs.-In the First District Wash
burne { Rep. is evidently elected to Con-
gress. He has a majority in Winnebago
County alone of 1850 over Bright
dong and leads him slightly in near
" every other County. In the Second
District. Farnsworth. Rep. Is undoubt-
eddy elected. In the Third District. the
figures favor Lovejoy. (Rep.. though his
opponent, Armstrong. Dough rms
well. In the Fourth, Kellogg. (Rep.. is
ahead of Davidson, (Dem.. as far as
heard from. There are no returns OF the
Congressional vote in the Fifth District.
In the Sixth the Congressional returns
are scant, and in favor of Harris, (Dem..
though but slightly. 10 the Seventh. the
returns from Coles and Mason Counties.
the only ones reported, give considerable
majority for, OgIesby, (Rep.) In the
Eighth, Baker, Rep. and Fouke. Dong,
run close, and the returns are too scarce
to indicate which is the successful man.
In the Ninth District. Alexander County,
the only one reported. gives Logan, Dem,
a majority over Phillips. Rep.
A dispatch from Chicago states that
tho returns so far as Feeeived mp to last
night, showed IS Republicans, 33 Doug
las Democrats. and 7 Doubtful, elected to
the House; and IL Republicans, II Dong
las Democrats. and Doubtful, elected to
the Senate. The doubtful Counties were
Fulton, with 2 members /; Madison, with
2 members McDonough, with l mem
Der; Hancock, with member and Wa
bash and White, with l member between
them. In Sangamon County, the ma
iority for the Douglas ticket is about 800.
In Morgan, .he Republican majority seems
to be something more than 200. In Kane,
the Republican majority all round is large
something like /, 100, il We read the re-
turns Alright. In 10. Davies, the Douglas
ticket was ahead, so far as heard from, but
the rem lining townships. it is said. would
set the Republican ticket ahead. The
Republican majority all round in Chicago
is $50, and it is thought that, in the
County. foar members are elected to the
Legislature. In Lasalle. so far as heard
from. the Republican ticket is 200 ahead.
There are partial returns from many other
Counties but, as they are only partial
and liable to be altered by the subsequent
returns. we forbear to give them. The
result in Illinois is yet doubtful. I:
New YonK.-The returns from %
Counties in this State show Republican
gain of $4,000 over the vote of 1856.
The Albany Journal estimates Morgan's
Rep. majority over Parker, Dem. at
10000. The Atlas and Argus Demo
cratic paper) comedies the same. Will
the Opposition candidate for
Congress in the Third District, claims his
election over Sickles by % majority,
though another dispatch informs us that
Sickles is elected by 136 majority. In
the Buffalo District, Spaulding. (Amer.)
is elected over Hatch, and the entire IN
ion ticket is elected also. There is reason
to believe that %, out Of the 80 members
of Congress chosen. are Opposition. leav-
ing only the beggqly number of 4 to the
Democrats.
MASSACHUSETTS. - The Republicans
have carried this State, though, it would
appear. by reduced majority. The re-
turns from ITO towns show plurality Of
$4,000 for Banks (Rep.) for Governor.
The entire Republican Congressional Del
egatio1 is elected. though the msjorities
of some of the candidates are dangerous
" small. The Legislature is largely Re-
publican, of course.
New JERsEY.-In this State, Pennington
(Opp. is elected to Congress IN Fifth
District. In the Second District Stratton
(Opp. is thought to be elected. The
returns are scant, but are favorable to the
Opposition ticket.
WIscoNsIN.-In the Milwaukee District,
Brown (Dem. is elected to Congress by
5000 majority. Returns from the re-
mainder of the State favor the election of
Washburne (Rep. in the Second, and
Billinghurst (Rep. J in the Third Dis
trict.
MICHIGAN. - Fifteen Counties heard
from give a majority of $500 for the
Republican State ticket. The returns
show considerable Democratic gains.
DELAwARE.-There are no further re-
turns from this State in addition to those
contained in our afternoon dispatches of
yesterday. The Democrats have electeii
their State ticket. and have a majority
in the Legislature.-.S. Louis NelCs, All.