Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-11-07
ELECTION RETURNS.

BosroN, Nov A. p. NJ.
The election is progressing spiritedly. -
Devans. opposition, leads Andrews few
hundred in this city. In Lowell, Governor
Andrews has large majority.
The returns from few towns have been
received but nothing from which the results
could be estimated
In Hull, Andrew had lS votes, Devans
IL, republican loss of 4 from last year.
BosroN, Nov 4.-8 p NJ.
Returns sufficient have been received to
show the following general result: Gov
Andrew and the entire Rep. State Ticket Is
elected by very largcmaio nearly two
10 one. We have no doubt iUt the scatter
ing returns from different sections Of tie
State, that all the republican Congressmen are
elected except Mr.. Rice, in the Third District
Senate and House will be largely republican,
securing the election Of Mr.. Sumner as Sen
ator.
In the Fourth District, Hooper, republican,
is elected to Congress by 5l6 majority In
tie Third District Sleeper, Peoples, is elect
ed by so majority.
It is generally conceded that the republic
cans have elected their candidates for Con-
gress in all the Districts except the Third
It is also generally conceded that enough
republicans have been elected to return Sum
ner to the U. s. Senate. The returns as yet
are so imperfect it is impossible to estimate
with accuracy. but hearty footing in the
towns and cities heard from give Governor
Andrew $1,000 majority.
BosroN, Nov, 8.
Gov. Andrews plurality over 81, 600. All
the Rep Congressman elected except Mr..
Rice. The Republican State ticket elected.
Thirty-fyo Rep and five Opposition Senators
elected. l79 Reps. and 81 Opposition Repre-
sentatives elected
All the republican Councillors except one
are elected.
New York. Nov. 5.
The full returns show a total majority for
Seymour in the city Of 3O,440. The follow
ing Congressmen, Democrats, are elected in
this city. Ben Wood, 1921 majority; Fer
nando Wood, 1924 maj Elijah Ward, 1000
mai. Chandler, GALS maj Brooks, 5000
mai Herrick 2O0O majority Kings coun-
tv elects Kalbfeck and Odell, Dem, to Con-
gress by strorg mejorities. The Democratic
majority in Kings county is over 6Oo0. In
the First District Stebbins, Dem is elected
by 1000 majority.
Democratic Assemblymen in this city and
Brooklyn are elected, as well A. all the local
officers.
There is not much question as to the cleo
ton OF Seymour.
Tue full returns from this city show to
tai majority for Seymour Of l,347.
The Tribune conceeds Seymour's election.
The democrats of New Jersey have carried
the State by 5000 or 5000 majority. They
have certainly elected Rogers, Steele and
Terry to Congress, aud will have 10 or II
maj. on Joint ballot in the Legislature, which
gives them U S. Senator in place Of rhomp-
son, deceased.
LOUISVILLE, Nov. 4.
George n Wyeatman is elected to Con-
gress to I'LL the vacancy caused by the resig-
nation of James Jackson.
1t is reported tina, Braggs army is at Muir
freesboro', Tenn. and that 1900 rebel cavalry
are at Somerset, Ky.
CHICAGO, Nov. T.
The election passed off quietly. The vote
polled is large. Reported majorties from all
the wards give Arnold, repub, for Congress,
si5 majority and the district probably from
1900 to 400. The returns from the state
are very meagre giving indications as to
the result. Springfield City gives Stewart,
democrat. 413 majority for Congress. Kan
kee county gives Northrup, republican, for
Coo fres= 1000 Fsapt~rtfys hteAgnh gi~ta ptb
democratic majority. Returns from seventy
towns give lngersoll, repub, $500 majority.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, Nov 4
Seven towns in Walworth county give
Potter, Republican, 1888 majority, and three
towns in Kenosha county 200 majority.
The State is holly contested by both par
ties The county will give Brown, dem.
400 majority over John f. Potter, Rep.
Kenosha County will probably give Potter
450 maj. Seven towns in Walworth Co. will
give Potter some 500 majority.
The friends Of Brown claim his election
without doubt, but the Republicans think the
returns from the balance Of the district and
the soldiers may elect Potter.
ST. LOUIS, Nov 4.
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, 7th, 9Th and
10th wards stand Blair, 1880; Knox, rep.
1854 Bogg, dem, 9S2.
KANSAS CRY, Nov 4.
Returns from precincts in this city, indie
pendence and Westport, for Congress. give
Samuels, dem, 22O King dem, 800; Buck, !
lO4; Benton, union, 1877 Van Horn, State
Senator, 759 Returns incomplete.
DETRoIT, Nov. 4.
Scattering returns indicate the election Of
the whole Republican State ticket, by ma
jority Of probably not less than 5000.
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