Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-10-21

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Jonxsos.-Reports from this county hith.
erto have placsd the Republican majority 81
only 20, but from Tho Iowa City Rspvt1 Ica,,i
which came 70 hand lat evening, ~ slear,
that Nj. Kirkwood's majority 10 so7, which
10 gain Of 2s7 on loves vote Of 1857. This
is highly aattering testimonial Of our gallant
standard.bearer's appreciation among his own
neighbors. Rusch's majority is 1ls, and for
Supreme Judges We have about " majority.
Or. Jesse Bowen's maj. for Senator is 4. The
Republican candidates for the House, Rush
Clark and Geo. r. Davis, have respectively 50
and IS majority. AcCleary, DEM, is elected
County Judge by 10 majority over 1. Rob
inson. Our former townsman, Jas. Borland,
is beaten for Treasurer and Recorder by his
Republican competitor, J. G. Spery, by =
majority of 81. Wilson, Rep, for Sheriff,
has 11s majority, and Sylvester, Dem, for
Superintendent, 1877 majority. The remainder
Of the officers elected are Republicans.
Iowa. - This county, hitherto reported
Democratic, gives . majority Of ZIG for Kirk
wood, and 2ls for Rusch. Lynch, Rep, is
elected Representative by IA majority over
Morrison.
PowRsulRk.--Cowing, Republican, is elect
ed to the Legislature BY over 200 majority,
and Watson, Rep, for the Senate, has more
Of a majority than is necessary to overcome
Martins majority in Iowa county. ,.
WAsHINaroH.-N Notwithstanding the local
discussions of the party, this county has
elected the entire Republican Legislative and
county ticket The peoples ticket" by
which the Democrats hoped to beat the
Republicans, came out At 1.-THE little end Of the
horn" The followingis the Republican ticket
elect: Miller for Senator, Morehead and Glas-
gov for Representatives, Young for County
Judge, Owen for Treasurer and Recorder,
Easton for Sheriff, Mckee for Superintendent,
and Coryell for Surveyor. There were about
twenty candidates for Coroner, but S. N.
Pollock received the highest number Of votes,
(2l3,) and is elected. .4 ... sas
LoulsA.-Kirkwood's majority (ofacial) is
27s, and Rusch's 2ss. All Of the county
officers elect are Republicans except the
County Judge-Derbin, DEM, having a6
majority over Hurley, Rep. @
MAuAskA.--The official majority for Kirk
wood is IS, and for Rusch "a. The Democrats
elect Senator, Treasurer and Sherif-balance
of county officers Republican. Msssrs. STAN
ton and Barnes are the Representatives elect.
CEDAR.-The Upton Adoertiser Extra, Of
the 18th. says: 1.-THE returns were canvassed
last night. The Republican majorities are
$50 for Kirkwood; 100 for Rusch; 129 for
Lowe; 1S4 for Stockton; 124 for Baldwin !;
Kent has 90; Wright, 81; Shaw, s26; Brad
shaw, rejecting those returned for BRADSHAW,
has majority; had those been counted for
him, it would have been II; Miller, 1872 !;
NcClung, 159. The Democratic majorities
are--37 for Cowan, and 1913 for Wampler."
Dssxo1NEs.-The official majority in this
county is 219 for Dodge, and 17s for Babbitt
BsNroN.-We have the official vote from
this county. Itgives Kirkwood 1872 majority,
Rusch 167, Drummond, Republican, 260 over
Roe, boiling Republican run by the Democ-
racy. McQuinn, Republican, is elected to
the Legislature. A Republican gain on the
State ticket of about $50. The vote of Tama
county has been received, and Drummond is
elected Senator. -
JosEs.-Small Republican majority on the
State ticket ARepubllcan Judge, Treasurer,
Sheriff and Coroner elected. A Republican
gain on State ticket.
ALAMAkEE. - Reported $50 Democratic
majority-a heavy Democratic gain. This
will probably elect Gray, DEM, Senator.
Polk Goa letter to US from Hon. Elijah
Sells says: "Polk county has gone Repub-
lican on, State ticket so maj.-on Representa-
tive (GoodrelD 165 maj.-on county officers
IS to 175." This is the first time the
Republicans have carried their county ticket
in Polk.
VAN BURRN.-Kirkwood has majority of
3 in this stronghold of the Democracy. The
Republicans have elected the Sheriff, County
Judge and one Representative. The latter is
gain.
ABANNER TOWNSHIP. Rapids town.
ship, Linn county, cast $50 votes, of which
$50 we're cast for Kirkwood. The Republican
gain there is 1871!
DuBuouE.--A Republican Senator, w. W.
Hamilton, has been elected in Dubuque coun-
ty, besides Representative and Sheriff, AID
Independent Treasurer, Representative and
Recorder. The Republ lean have gained
about $50 on Governor, and $50 on 1t.
Governor in Dubuque county.
MADISON - Democratic State Ticket "
majority. Democratic Representative and
Senator elected. .....
DALLAs.-52 Republican majority - Re-
publican gain. Republican Representative
elected.
CAss.-Small Republican majority as last
year.
BooNE. - Democratic majority of 1l6.
A small Democratic loss. Democratic Rep. !
resentative and Senator cleo ted.
WEBsrsR.-Democratic majority reported.
A lose. Reise, Democratic Representative,
elected by S5 majority.
CLAYroN.-lt is rumored that Demo.
cratic Senator aud two Representatives are
elected.
WARREN.-1ndependent ticket elected -
Democratic Representative and Repu bli can
Senator elected.
LINN.-We learn from the Marion Regis.
ter that this county gives 1926 majority for
Kirkwood-a Republican gain of 200 since