The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-11-08
New Jersey.


Pennington is probably defeated by a smal
= majority. Essex county gives Pennington
COO maj. Union county gives Perry 90
maj Hudson county, it is reported, give
Perry 500 to 500 maj; some say the ma
3 jority is only 800, and if this is so Penning
. ton is elected. In the Legislature the Sen
t ate is probably Republican, and the Hous
Democratic.
e The returns come in slowly. From the
figures received it is thought that the Flu
sion ticket is successful by about 1000 maj
The Republicans have elected eleven Sena-
tors and the Democrats ten. The assembly
ct present foots up 80 Democrats and I'm
ionists % Republicans. The Congress
ional Districts will be represented as follows;
First, John S. Nixon, Rep; Second, John
f L. Stratton, Rep; Third, VIM. G.. Steele,
Dem.i Fourth, George F. Cobb, Dem; Fifth.
Nehemiah Price, Dem.
Union Co. n. J., 400 fusion mai. Hun
terdon Co. 700 fusion maj. Somerset Co.
1870 fusion maj. Warren Co. about 500 fu-
sion. In Abrams District Steele, Dem, is
elected. Middlesex Co. gives the fusion
ticket 500 maj.
TRENTON, Nov. I'm the 5th Congress
sional District, Mr.. Perry, Dem, is elected
over Mr. Pennington.
Camden Co, N. j., will give a maj. for
fusion.
New Jersey has gone for the Fusion ticket.
massachusetts.
BosroN, Nov. THE defeat of B urling-
game somewhat depressed the enthusiasm
of the Republicans last night, and charges
of fraud in the first ward are to be investi-
gated Mr. Rice, who is reelected in the
4th district, received quite an ovation from
his friends during the evening. The Re
publicans are jubilant over the general re-
suit, and 100 guns will be fired to-day.
Boston, 7th.-The Presidential vote of the
State, with exception of 9 towns, foot up as>
follows: Lincoln lo4, ,467; Douglas "a, ,OO7
Bell 22,Ol7 Breckenridge 6,O72.
The vote for Andrew for Governor falls
2G26 behind that for Lincoln. The State
Senate will stand Is Rep. and 2 Dem
House 273 Rep. and II Opposition. In the
9th District Daily, Dem, has 1874 Eli
Thayer 1888 showing 4 Democratic maj. |
of 1901.
Appleton, Union, has s9l5; Burlingame,
Rep, 1856; maj. for former 259.
In the 4th District, Rice, Rep, has 1898; |
Bigelow 6599 Rep. maj, of 694.
In the other districts the Rep. candidates |
are elected by large majorities.
New York.
Chemung Co., N. Y, 500 Rep. maj. Devin,
Rep, elected to Congress from the 9th
District. BrOome Co. 1872 Rep. maj.
Madison county, N. Y, complete except
one town. Lincoln 1888 maj.
LincOlns maj. probably so, 600.
AS far as heard from the Republican mai.
is upwards of 5000,
Kentucky. --... ...f
Henderson county complete, Bell $40;
Breckenridge 498; Douglas 2ll : Lincoln 5.
Union county 100 plurality for Bell,
Douglas and Breckinridge about even.
Harrison county, official, Breckinridge
1872: Bell 92o, Douglas % i; Lincoln none.
Ohio.
CLEVELAND, Nov. 7th.-23 counties in
Ohio show Republican gains OF 1856 over
Murray in October, who then had 0 -er 25,-
600 majority. Corresponding gains in the
remaining counties will give Lincoln the
State by over 10000 majority.
COLUMBUS O.. Nov. 18th, P. .a-The Neil
House was entirely destroyed together with
several stores. Total loss between $780,
600 aud $500, 900. F
Jefferson county, 72O maj. for Lincoln.
Highland county, official, l34 maj for
Lincoln.
Clinton county, 1927 maj, for Lincoln.
Delaware.
WILMIEGTON, Del, Nov THE electo-
raj vote of Delaware will be cast for Breck-
inridge.
Fisher Rep, is probably elected to Con-
gress by 200 maj. The returns come in
very slowly. ~ +
Breckinridge's maj. in the State is 1900.
Fisher, of the Peoples party, for Congress,
has 363 majority. The Breckinridge local
tickets are elected in Kent and Suisse
counties, and the Peoples in Newcastle
county.
Virginia.
RICHMOND, Nov. 7th.-The returns come
in slowly, and it is impossible to state the
result with certainty. The Bell men claim +
the State, but leading Democrats express
the utmost confidence that Breckinridge has
carried the State by small majority.
The Democrats are encouraged by gains
in the Seventh District They are now
an nxiOusly awaiting returns from the Tenth
Legion. The returns from Rockingham
last night are unreliable. Both parties are
still confident.
Taylor county gives so maj. for Bell.
North Carolina.
WILMINGTON, n. c., Nov. 7th.-The indi-
cations are that Breckenridge has carried
the State, as he gains as far rs heard from.
New Hanover gives him 1000 maj
Arkansas
FoRT SMITH, Nov. 7th.-Bell $50; Breck.
inridge 23l; Douglas l64.
Fayetteville.-BeIl 1856 Breckenridge
1885, Douglas 10.
Maryland
Howard county shows a gain of 4l9 for
Bell. 1t is now rendered probable that Bell t
has carried the State.
Alabama.
Mobie.-This county gives Douglas mai.
of 219 over Bell and 322 over Breckinridge. !
Minnesota.
ST. Paul, Minn.-Entire Republican ticket /
elected in St. Paul and Ramsey Co. City of (