The New York herald., 1862-10-24
The Iowa State Election.

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The Iowa State Election.
ALpAsy Oct %, 1892.
The Burlington 1owa) Argus OF Monday 'ast ms,
ceived contains resrns ,hreefou ths Of the
,es Of the state showing democratic majority, ard
gain Of Afteen thousand Kirkwo0ds (repub,eau)
Of last year. The Argus confidently claims that the
democrats have carried the State.
CHICAGO, Oct. 23, 1882.
Fa returns from the Iowa State election yet in
Enough however, s received 70 make probable that
he Iepubcan state ticket is elected by from 900 u
ooco majority The republicans elect sl their members
10 Congress.
Massac EN- usetts Congregational NOmina.
BosTcv Uct. 22, lss2
Judge G. Abbott has received the nomination Of he
Peoples Onion party for Congress In the Fourth district
In the FIFTH Congressional district the Peoples Un,an
party have nominate elone E. W. Hinks in opposition
TO John b. Alley. republican.
ROCHESTER,, Oct. %, 1862
Twenty eighth district, held oday at BrockpoTt, Free
man Clarke, of Rochester was nominated.
Miscellaneous Political Intelligence.
GENERAL wApswoRrH, the republican candidate for
Governor Of this State born and reared In the Of
Geneseo, Livingston county, N. Y, where the greater
DOsPeFeiOnS
Of 1861 Mr. wsdsworth the republican candidate for
Supervisor, and w. E. 1auderdale the Postmaster OF
Genesso, the canddafea Of the democracy. The republ
elected BY clean maortes every candidate except
James 8. wadsworih. He beaten BY Mr.. Lauder
dale although the levers Of power and wealth that
used in his bebaf sweed the vote cast figure
larger than had been reached any previous spring
election.
CONNECTICUT Town EKcnoSs.-The democrats this
year have carried fifty in Connecticut and the
republicans twenty eight Last year the democrats
risd only thirty five towns.
DMAwARs EIEcros--Tbe democratic majority in Della
ware will be about 200.
CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATIONS IN NEW JKRsEy.-Ths nom
natous for representatives Congress complete
New Jersey. The following are the names Of the can
didates:-
District. D mscsdt. Republ;cnn
Natl thaD.l 81 ration. John F. Starr
2-Ge0rge Middleton. William r Frown.
3-Wlian g. Steele. q estes A. Brownson.
Andrew Jackson Rogers John Linn.
6-Nehemiah Perry. Joseph y. Bradley.
wIscoNgN--The following names OF the diner.
ent candidates for Congress in Wisconsin,
District. Democrat. Republican.
james s. Brown. John +. Potter.
2-JOshua ]. Guppy. Nhamar c. Sloan.
c-P. p. Simpson. Amasa Cobb.
4-Chas. A. Eidredgs. Edward S. Bragg.
5-Ezra Wheeler. f. l.. Browne.
CT. B. Stoddard. Luther Hanchctt
BRIGBT PRoefxcTs-The democratic victory in Indiana
and the election Of that stte
thought by some TO augur the SUCCESS Of Jesse D.
Bright and render his prospects certain for reelection
the United States Senate. But learn that
the There two kinds OF democrats the West
who known respectively "war sympathzers' and
scopperheads To the latter class Mr. Bright belongs
and the democra,s-a majority Of whom have been
returned 10 the not touch him any
account. The wing Of the democracy favors Hon.
Joseph A. Wright who holds the In the Senate
under Governor Mortons appointment and BY the aid Of
few conservative republican his position can be
made permanent for six years.
Cav. wADswoRTH SnR PxxsIpKTf.-The Washington
Star authorized to say that Gen. wadswor.h does no,
speak disrespectfuy Of the President and has never
uttered syllable with reference him In conflict with
sentiments Of the highest regard.
NExr CoseRxss-The democratic papers cs,rnate an
ani.adminstraon majority Of twenty-five In the next
Congress.
onSo-The democratic majority IN Ohio viii be about
$500.
An UNCONSTITUTIONAL CAypDArK "A man is running for
the Legislature In Illinois, who says that be u for carry
ing the under the constitution, over the cons
on through the constitution around the constitution or
against the constitution Any way whatever SO a 70 put
Massachusetts, Politics.
GENERAL DgvESs' LETTER op ACCEPTANCE OF TIE
PEOPLES NOMINATION..
The letter OF General DeveDs accepting the Fanoui Hail
nomination for Governor we give below. Hon. Linus
Child President Of the Convention In letter asking his