The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-05
GREEN MOUNTAIN FREEMAN NOV. ), 1862.

different sections of the State, that all the Re-
publican Congressman are elected.
BosroN, Nov. L. In the 4th district Hooper,
republican, is reelected TO Congress by 3l6 ma
jority In the Sd district Sleeper, Peoples Par
ty elected by so majority.
1t is generally conceded that the Republicans
have elected their candidates for Congress IN
all the Districts but the third. 1t is also gcner-
ally conceded that enough Republicans have
been elected to return Sumner to the U. ).
Senate. The returns as yet are SO imperfect
that it is impossible to estimate with accuracy,
but hasty footing in the towns and cities
heard from give Gov. Andrew $1,000 majority:
Except Mr. Rice in the Sd District, the Senate
and House will be largely Republican, secn-
rlng the election of Mr.. Sumner as Seua-
tor.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 4. The election here to day
passed off very quietly. The returns of the city
are still incomplete, and nothing definite can be
ascertalned.
The vote of the 9th, eth, 9Th, and 10Th
wards, stand Blair 1880, Knox, Republican,
1894, Bogg, Democrat, 932.
| New YORK, Nov SIS A. NJ. The full re
turns show a total majority for Seymour in the
city of 30,446, The following Congressman,
! Democrats, are elected in this city: Ben Wood ),
1886 majority; Fernando Wood, 1924 major
! ity Elijah w God, 1000 majority Chandler,
GAGS majority Brooks, 5000 majority; Her
rick, 1000 ma ority.
Kings County elects kalebieich and Odel
Democrat, to Congress by large ma orites The
! D.,nooootio in X ipoS Couptu Cor Gov
mour is over 5000 Ia the LIST District Stevens,
Democrat, is elected by 1000 majority. Demo-
cratic Assembly men in this city and Brooklyn
are elected, as we'll as the local officers. There
is not much question as to the election of Sey-
mour.
CHICAGO, Nov. 4. The election passed off
quietly. The vote poled is large. Reported
majorities from all the wards give Arnold, re-
publican, for Congress, 345 majority and the
district probably from 1900 to 400.
The returns from the State are very meagre,
giving no indications as to the result Spring
field city gives Stewart, Dem, 4l3 majority for
Congress.
Kankee County gives Northrop, Rep, for
Congress 1000 Majority. Galena gives 300
Democratic IN tjority. Returns from 70 towns
give Ingersoll, Rep, $500 majority.
KANSAS CITY, Nov 4. Returns from pre-
cincts IN this city, Independence and Wcstport
for Congress, give Samuels, Democrat, 800
King, Democrat 500, Buck, l04, Bouton
Union, 337, Van Horn, State Senator, 756. Re-
turns incom ptcte.
MILWAUKEE, Nov. 4. Seven towns in Wal.
riy -;
ty, and three towns in Kenosha Co. 200 ina jor-
ity.
DETROIT, Mich, Nov. + Scattering return.
indicate the election Of tho whole Republican
State ticket, by majority Of probably not less
than 5000.
BosroN, Nov ). Gov. Andrew S plurality
over 2lPOO All the Republican Congressmer
elected, except Mr.. Rice. The Republican State
ticket elected. Thrty-tive Representatives anc
five opposition Senators elected l79 Republican,
and 81 opposition Representatives, elected. Al
the Republican Councillors but one elected.
New YORK, Nov. i. a special dispatch from
Washington states that there is great activity
across The river among the new troops, The vet
Grams were moved up toward Cenreville anC
Thoroughlare Gap some days since.
All the news from Gems. Sigel, Burnside, ans
Mcclellan received here this morning looks
like an intelligent plan to compel the rebel Lee
to fight near Winchester, y battle is expected
any day and new troops will participate in il
to large extent.
The new regiments that have arrived within
two weeks will not be pat into the field at once
unless 1t be to hold line of railroad or some
thing of that kind. The regiments arriving
earlier will stand side by side with the veteran,
in the battle that is to come off.