The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-11-09
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Iotals......... 2O444 1921 1928 1916 3553G 10000
Breckinrdge's majority 523, with Somerset and
Worcester to hear from. They cannot change the
result, though they may reduce Brecknridges ma
jority one or two hundred votes. The free negro
law has excited so little interest that but few re
turns of the vote on it have been received, bu {
enough to indicate that it was defeated in every
county.
Virginia.
RTCHMoND, Nov. 6-The Brecknridge Democrats
encouraged by the gains in the Seventh District
are now awaiting anXi0uSly the returns from the
Tenth Legion.
Some returns from Rocking ham were received
last night, but unreliable. Both parties are still
confident.
westmoreland county, Virginia, gives 344 ma
jOrity for Bell. 1t gave Goggin, Wing, POS ma
jority.
The Richmond Enquirer of yesterday says
Judging from the returns that have reached us,
are inclined to believe that this State stands in
the old Democratic column; that the "Opposi-
tion, with their ''fusion" and confusion aids, are
again beaten-but by majority which, perhaps,
will not Justify much "crowing over"
The Wing, the Bell and Everett organ, also
claims the State for its candidates.
Missouri.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 8.-Ten counties complete give
Douglas l53l0 Bell l3,O7O; Lincoln 10, ,l34; Breck-
inrdge 4,300.
Inc character oil the returns lnQlCate that the
State has no doubt gone for Mr.. Douglas.
Louisiana.
New ORLEANS, Nov. Z, p. M.-The returns thus
far received indicate that this State has probably
gone for Breckenridge.
Alabama
AUGUSTA, Nov. S.-The Montgomery (Ala.) Nal
says that Breckinridges plurality in that State is
fully 10000.
GRAFTON, Nov. S.-Upshur county gives Breck-
inridge 262 majority, gain of III.
PIEDMONT, Nov. S.-Hardy county gives Bell
863; Breckenridge, 333; Douglas, "a Gain for
Bell, 1l3.
Gilmore county gives Breckenridge l6O majority,
gain for Bell of ll5.
AUGUSTA. Nov. 8.-Returns from Florida ndi-
cate that Breckenridge will have a majority Of
1900 in that State.
Mississippi.
New ORLEANS, Nov. 8.-Scattering returns from
Mississippi give Breckinridge majority.
Georgia.
AUGUSTA, Nov. G.-Returns from fifteen counties
(ofcial) give Bell G,665, Breckenridge 5,2G7, Dou-
| glas 1920.
The returns come forward exceedingly slow and
| the result is uncertain.
New York
The Tribune of yesterday claims the State for
Lincoln by Al ,750.
The election for State officers has resulted as fol
lows: Governor, Edwin d. Morgan, Republican;
Lieutenant Governor, Robert Campbell, Republi-
can; Canal Commissioner, Samuel II. Barnes, Re-
publican; State Prison Inspector, James X. Bates,
Republican.
The return of the Gubernatorial vote in this
State is very imperfect. The Republican vote, so
far heard from, falls below the Presidential
count.
In the State Senate the Republicans have % mem
bers and the Democrats 8. In the popular house
the Republicans have SS members and the Demo
Gratis sc.
MassachusettS.
The election of State officers in this State on
Tuesday resulted as follows:
Governor-John A. Andrew Rep.
Lieutenant -Governor-John Z. Goodrich, Rep.
Secretary of State-0liver Warner, Rep.
Attorney General-Dwight Foster Rep.
Treasurer-Henry X. Oliver Rep.
Auditor-Levi Reed, Rep.