St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1859-11-17
The Elections.


consin come in gloriously. Randall,
Republican nominee for Governor, is
5000 ahead with likelihood that the
majority will he increased Both
Branches of the Legislature are Re
publican. Good for the Badger State !
The Milwaukee Sentinel says there is
no reason to doubt the election of the
entire Republican State ticket, by an
average majority of four or five thou
sand. Hastings (Rcp.) for Treasurer
is reelected by upwards of TEN thousand
maiority-a just tribute to most de-
serving officer.
New YoRK.-Thc five State officers
on the American and Republican tick
ct are certainly elected. This includes
Comptroller, Attorney General, State
Treasurer, Judge and Clerk of the
Court of Appeals. The other four Of
fccrs on the State ticket remain in
doubt, but the Republicans are proba-
bly elected. The new Senate is I'M
doubtcdly Republican, probably 10y an
increased majority, and the Assembly
is strongly Republican. The county
officers elected are thrcc-fourths Re.
publican.
Thurlow Weed claims the election
of +. w Lcavcnworth, the Rcpubli.
can candidate for Secretary of State,
over Jones, the Democratic and Utica
nominee, by 5000 majority, and OF
Robert Dcnniston, the Republican and
Utica candidate for Comptroller, by
$4,000 majority.
The vote in New York city is only
"a 900, over 10000 less than regis
tered. The Democratic majority il
the city for Comptroller is 1910 70,
Secretary of State, 1901. The city
elects one Republican Senator, which
is a Democratic loss. The Mozar
Hall Democratic nominees fall very faI
behind the Tammany candidates.
MASSACHUSETTS, election for Gov
ernor and other State officers tool
place in this State on the Sth. Their,
were four tickets i'll the field, viz
Democratic, Republican, Free Schoo
: and Opposition. The Republicans
have carried the State by about The
same majority as they obtained las
: year.
l The returns including nearly thu
whole State, give Banks, for Governor
upwards of 900 majority on the whole
vote. His plurality over Batter, Dem
ocrat, is more than $4,000. The Sen
ate as far as received, stands "a Re
I, publcans, 4 Democrats, and , doubt
} full. The House stands lS2 Rcpubli
+ cans, 80 Democrats, and 4 Opposition
, The entire State ticket is elected.
NEW jersey Charles S. Olden
f Opposition, is elected Governor b.
! 800 majority. The Legislature i
probably as follows e: Senate-l2 Dem
ocrats, 8 Republicans, l American
5 House-29 Democrats, IS Republi
| cans, 3 Americans. There are still
} doubts as to the House, the vote il
, some districts being very close.
5 MARyLAxD.-The political complex
ion will be the same as the last Con
gress, viz: three Democrats and tire
Americans. The Democrats will hav
"A majority in both branches of tn
a Legislature, % Americans and A.
n Democrats being elected to the House
i aud Americans and Is Democrat
! to the Senate. One district yet t
n hear from
KANSAS. Parrot, Republican, j
!, elected to Congress by large major
= ity.
|, LouIsIANA.--The American majorit
t in New Orleans is about $500. Th
a Democratic State ticket is elected.
\ DErRor.-The municipal election {
this city was held on the sth. Bueh
II Republican Mayor is elected by abor
&c 800 majority over Hamon, Democra
II The Republicans have elected out {
= 10 Alderman.
IL The St Charles Iyceum viii hold its FIR
,, regular meeting for the season at Cheney
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