Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-11-07

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ter some 500 majority.
The friends of Brown claim his election
without doubt, but Republicans think the re-
turns from the balance of the Districts, and
the soldiers vote may elect Potter.
MILWAUKEE, Nov. 5.
The Democrats have elected two members
of Congress, Brown and Eldridge. Republi-
cans, Sloan, Cobb and Hauchett are yet in
doubt. All the Democratic Assemblymen
elected from the city of Milwaukee, and on.
State Senator. The Democrats have gained
largely in some parts of the State.
MISSOURI.
KANSAS Cry, Nov 4.
Returns from precinc's in this city, hide
pendence and Westport for Congress give
Samuel $50 majority; King. 1872; Birch, 104;
Benton, 1877 Van Horne for State Senate,
759; for Representatives, j. Paine and E. Nc
Gee are the leading candidates-the former
having 452 votes and the latter 377. The re-
turns are yet incomplete.
ST. LOUIS, Nov s.
The Radical Emancipation ticket in this
county is undoubtedly elected.
The vote in the LIST Congressional District
is very close, and can not be decided till the
army is heard from. Blair's friends claim
his election, but the Radical Republicans say
the vote of the army will elect Knox
In the I'd District Blow, Radical Republic
an, is undoubtedly elected by handsome
majority.
Returns from the interior are meagre, but
the Emancipation ticket is probably elected.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. f.
The election has passed off very quietly.
The returns of the city are yet incomplete,
and nothing definite can be ascertained.
The vote in the 9Th, 9TH, 9Th and 10th
wards, stands Blair 1880; Knox, Republican,
1854; Bogg, Democrat, 932.
LEAvENwoRTH Kan, Nov. 5.
Scattering returns from this State indicate
the election of the entire Republican State
ticket.
Wilder, Republican, for Congress, is prob
ably elected over Parrot, Union, and Mat
thews, Democrat
NEW YORK.
New YORK, Nov. 4.
Twenty two wards in the city give the fol-
lowing vote: Seymour, 81, 9O4; Wadsworth,
% ,557; Seymour's majoritg, 3D. BAT.
Notwithstanding returns indicate the
election of the whole Republican State ticket
by majority of probably not less than 5000
Buffalo The result of the election in this
State is not yet ascertained. Indications are
the democrats have a large majority for Sey-
mour in New York City, and have elected a
large number of Congressman, probably in
GLIDING the two Woods.
Afidnight.-Over two hundred towns
heard from show Wordsworth majority out
side of New York and Brooklyn at II ,000.-
The State has probably gone Democratic by
49, 900 majority.
NEW JERSEY.
New YORK, Nov. 4.
So far as heard from New Jersey has gone
largely democratic.
Newark maidnight-The State has gone
democratic. Parker is elected Governor and
Perry and Steele, both Democrats, to Con-
gress.
In the 4th district, Linn, Union, runs ahead
of his ticket in the towns heard from.
New YORK, Nov. 5.
The Democrats of New Jersey carried the
Lower House of the Legislature, and probab-
ly the Senate. They will have 10 or u ma
jority on joint ballot, which secures the cleo
ton of the u S. Senator in place of Thomp-
son, deceased They have also elected their
Governor by 5000 to 5000 majority.
Rogers, Steele and Terry, all Democrats,
are certainly elected to Congress.
TRENTON, NJ, Nov. 81 NJ.
Parker, Dem, for Governor, is undoubted-
ly elected by 10000 majority Democratic
gain of some 10000 over the last Governors
vote.
The following Congressman are elected
1st Dstrict-Star, Rep.
I'd District-Middleton DEM
Sd District-Steele, Dem.
4th District-Rogers, Dem.
s 9th District-Curry, Dem.
Both Branches of the State Legislature are
largely Democratic.
MASSACHUSETTS,
New YORK, Nov. T.
It is said that Rice, republican candidate
for Cor gress, in Boston, is defeated.
Boston-The vote for Governor in this city
is quiete close, Devons leading aedrew.
DELAWARE.
WILMINGTON, Del, Nov. 5.
Kent county gives 4SO Democratic major
ity.
Sussex county has not yet been heard from
Conner, Union candidate for Governor, il
certainly elected.
The Legislature is still in doubt.
New Castle county gives Union majority
of 5S5. LZ
MINNESOTA.
ST.. PAUL, Nov. 5.
The city of St. Paul all Democratic. Ram
sey county, gives Callen, DEM, for Congress
500 mai. Wabasha county, Donnelly, Rep.
for Congress, 500 maj. Goodhue, Donnelly
500 mai. Result very uncertain. Returns
come in slowly.
ILLINOIS.
PoLo, ILL.,. Nov. 5.
! Oregon City, Ogle county, gives Wash
burne, 1000; Ingersoll, 1880 maj.
Quincy, Nov. s.
Adams county, gives 1850 Democratic maj
EFF1NaHAM, Nov. 5.
Efingham county, gives James G. Allen
683 maj. State ticket the same.
| LAcoN, Nov. 5.
Marshall county, gone Dem, by 100 o.
State ticket. Henderson, $50 maj. Who'll
Democratic ticket elected.
! GALESA, Nov. 5.
10 Davies county Vinegar Hill, gives
Democratic maj. Clifford, 2 Republican ma
Scales Mond, 4S Dem. Council Hill, 81 Rel
Thompson, II Rep. Hancock, 50 Rep. Il