The Portland daily press., 1862-11-05
BY TELEGRAPH Il.
TO THE
Portland Daily Press.
TT HE ELECT IONS .
New Jersey.

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TRENTON, N. j., Nov A.
| 1oclock.-The indications are that Mercer
county will give Parker, democratic candidate
for Governor, $50 majority; Middleton, demo-
crat, for Congress, rs majority; Scudder, DEM
| ocrat, for State Senator, 100 majority.
In Hunterdon county a heavy democratic
vote is being polled. Parker, democrat, will
have from 1900 to 1400 majority Steele, DEM
ocrat for Congress, 1900 majority.
The whole democratic ticket will be elected.
Burlington county will give small majority
for Ward, republican candidate for Governor,
probably 400 and less for Congressman and
State Senator.
NEWARK, n. j., Nov. A.
Midnight.-The State has undoubtedly gone
democratic, electing Parker for Governor and
Perry and Steele, both democrats, to Congress-
New York.
NEW YORK, Nov. 4.
p. M.-The voting is going on quietly 1t
is reported that several aliens have been arrest
ed for attempting to vote.
$50 p. M.-Twelve wards give Seymour,
democrat, 1900 majority.
Midnight are that the demo-
Gratis have carried the State by 15, 900 majority
Returns from over POO towns show Wads-
worths majority outside of New York city
and Brooklyn, to be 900. Kings county, in
Guiding Brooklyn, gives Seymour 6000 najori-
il. SOlutIlg, Ill TIE AlDdDg ulSITlcl, QelnO-
crat, is elected to Congress. Winfield, demo-
crat, is elected in the 1lth district. Nelson,
democrat, is also elected to Congress, Both
Kalbfeich and Odell, democrats, are elected to
Congress from Brooklyn.
New YORK, Nov 4, o'clock.
Full returns of wards are as follows list
Ward, majority for Seymour, S66; I'd, $50; Sd,
256; 4th, 1884; 9th, 9o6; 9th, 1S43; 7th, POPS;
sth, 1881; 9th, 1913: 10th, .1066; l1th, 1886;
18th, HOP; 18th, 1889; 14th, 1878; 18th, 142
10th, 929; 18th, 342l; 18th, about 1900; 18th,
1907; 10th, about 1900; 2lst, 1893; 22d, about
1900; total majority for Seymour in city 30,-
440.
The following Congressman, Democrats, are
elected in this city :-B. Wood, 32S1 majority;
f. Wood, 1924 do; Elijah Ward, 2000 do;
Chauler, GALS do; Brooks, 500 do; Herrick,
2000 do.
Kings county elects Kabfleich and Odell,
Democrats, to Congress by strong majorities.
Democratic majority for Seymour in Kings
county is over 6000 in the 1st District. Steb-
bins. Democrat, is elected by 1000 majority.
The Democratic Assemblymen in this city
and Brooklyn are also elected, as well as all
local officers.
There is not much question as to the cleo
tion of Seymour
Mnssachusetts.
Boston, Nov "a.
First Dtspdtch.-Thirty-seven towns in Mas
sachusetts, including Boston, give Andrew for
Governor, 2l,637; Devens 16,630 Rice, re-
publican, is defeated in the third district
Hooper is elected in the fourth.
Boston, Nov. 4.
Second Dispdtch.-Returns from l32 towns
give Andrew 1892; Devens 29,014.
Second Congressional District-Ames S406
Swan 5622. Seven towns TO be heard from
will increase Ames' majority.
Boston-Andrew 6290; Devens 1850.
Suffolk county-Andrew7 1906; Devens 1896.
Fourth Councillor District-Leominster-
Hitchcock 379; Mixter rs.
Lunenburg-Hitchcock 143; Mixter 61.
Observation-Disclosures 1874
First Councillor District = Boynton 7739;
Peter T. Homer, Peoples candidate, 1864.
Norfolk county, all but three towns-An-
drew 1851; Devens 55S9.
BosToN, Nov. A.
Third Dispatch.-Representati
county-l3 republicans, l5 opposition.
Essex county-25 republicans, peoples, 8
not heard from.
Mddlesex county-19 republicans, 5 opposi-
tion, 10 not heard from.
Norfolk county-1l republicans, 6people's,
] not heard from.
Bristol county-17 republicans, no opposi-
ton, 3 not heard from.
Barnstable county, republicans, no oppo-
siton, not heard from.
b. plymouth county-l4 republicans, no oppo-
sition, not heard from.
Senators.-Worcesterc ercounty-6republican
Suffolk county, republicans, 3 opposition.
First Congressional District, II towns-El-
liot 4l59; Fisher 14I4.
Fifth District, Is 5towns-Alley 5045; Poole
1864.
Seventh District, 10 towns-Boutwell 5402;
Thomas 4l01.
Eighth District-Baldwin elected by $500 to
1000 plurality.
same plurality.
Sixth District, 10 towns-Gooch 6365; Per-
ry 1888.
Essex county. all but towns-Andrew
9S79; Devens 66l0.
Bristol county, all but towns-Andrew
5454; Devens 1881.
Mddlcsex county, all but 15 5towns-Andrew
12,259; Devens 9S7S.
Plymouth county, all but S towns-Andrew
46l5; Deyens 253S.
Barnstable county, all but 5towns-Andrew
1146; Devens 541.
Missouri.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. A.
The election here to-day passed off very
quietly. The returns of the city are still in
complete, and nothing definite can be ascer-
tanned. The vote of the 9th, Ith, Sth and 10th
wards stands, Blair 1880; Knox, republican,
1854; Bogg, democrat, 932
KANSAS CITY, Nov. T.
Returns from precincts in this city, Inde-
pendence and Westport, for Congress, give
Samuel 220, King 800, Bush l04, Barton 337.
Van Horn. for State Senator, 759 For Rep
resentatives, Payne and Z. M. McGee are the
leading candidates. The former has ASP votes,
the latter 337. The returns are incomplete.
Illinois.
CHICAGO, Nov. 4.
The election passed off quietly. The vote
poed is large. Reported maiorties from all
the wards give Arnold, Republican, for Con-
gresss 345 majority; the District probably from
1900 to 1900. The returns gives no indication
as to the results.
Springfield city gives Stewart, Democrat,
for Congress, Alb majority; Allen, Democratic
candidate at large, 200.
Kaufee county gives Norton, Republican,
for Congress, 1000 majority.
Galena gives 300 Democratic majority.
Returns from 10 towns give Engersoll, Re-
NAn