Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-07
THE STATE ELECTIONS.


Pcnns syivaria ........4 Indiana .............. q
New jersey .........i Maine c...............t
iowa ...... ..........I Mas sach usetts. ......l
NV forh'......'....slIi Illinois .............-
Shio ..... .....S Wisconsin ............3
QlunrsOta. a............Il
1oSi gam. ...........................2
: ILsse 90 mcInbers make a difference Of 50
Lyrc'cs in the House. Ia Some Of tn. States
=; II, one or tw O of the districts are In sone
ul,t, hut the gain is a. likely 70 D. increased
,as diminished.
ADDITIONAL RETURNS
New York Election s-'-l
The New York Journal OF Commerce Of ye--
tterday places seymour i4.eas ailead, and saw.
ess ma apoTity in the state will ee about fo.Is.a
While The Times piacee ID st 6,Uuo, the werId ~
e1Bs ans the Tribune al Z, i37. In all but four
counties Seymours majority, according % the
Herald, Is 9.7n2, being a Democratic gain OF
li5.Gol since last year. The four counties gave
H'rald Gays The majority for Seymour may run
up 10 1O.ccc or l2,eoo. The Legislature is close,
and while the World claims six Democratic
majority on Joint ballot, the Times expresses
The opinion that the Republicans viii have The
majority. .- ....f-.- 49,.
II is now said the congressional DELEGATION
viii stand Is democrats 20 i3 Republicans
gain Of for the former The names Of the
members are as follows:
Demccrats.-HenryG G. Seooin-, Martin Kalb-
neisch, Moses y. 0dell, Benjamin Wood, FER
nando Wood. Elijah Ward, John w Chani.r
James Brooks, Anson Herriek, swiilialn Rad
toJd, Charles II. Winfield, Homer A, Nelson,
Griswold, James NJ Marvin, Francis Herman
and John b. Ganson. 80
Republicans, Orlando KrIloS, Calvin T. HUI.
burd, Samuel T. Miller, Ambrose w Clark
DE Win Q: Li1iejohn, Thomas T. Davis,
Theodore NJ. Pomeroy, Daniel Morris s;ila.~
w. Botchkiss, Robert B. Van valkenburg,
Fireman Clarke, Augustus Frank and Reuben
=. Fenton.
THE LATEST
ALBANY, Nov. 6.-The Atlas and Argus
figures tonight 1880 majority for seymour.
Ih' Assemply stanes 65 Democrats and %
6FPutiicans-fnll.
Illinois Eirctiou
4 Adispatch from Chicago sa We the Republican
concede the elect.on OF j. a. Alien. Dcfnocrat.
10 Congress. on the general ;icket-that IS on
'he snurP vote OF the State. IL is believed
the Congr,s snien will stand as follows: Isl dis
irict, Isaac n. Arnold, Republican; 2d district.
john r. Farnswortn. Republican,; I'd district,
Il. Ii. Eashburne, Repubiican; ath district
Charles NJ Harris, Democrat, sth district,
Owen Loyejoy. Republican; 9Th district J. o.
Norton, Republican; sth district, in doubt; erh
district, John T. Stuart, Democrat 9Th districts
Lewis W. Ross. Democrat; 10th district, A. L.
Knapp, DCmocrat: ilth district, JIG Robin son,
Democrat; 18th district, Vim. X. Morrison,
Democrat 18th district, VIM J. Allen, Demo
cr;'t; at iarfr, James +: Alien, Democrat This
IL Democrat gain Of three members.
wi.consiu Election.
dispatch from Milwaukee gives the follow
ing as the result OF the Congressional election:
1st district, James :. Brown, Dem, over Potter,
Rep, present member; I'd, J. q. Sloan, Rep;
Sd. Amasa Cobb, Rep; 4th, Charles A. Eiredee,
lh m: 5ib, in doubt: 9Th, Luther Hanchrrt,
hep. This IL a Democratic gain Of two mem-
bels.
The Democratic assembly ticket is elected in
Milwaukee and one State Senator. The Dem
ocrats have gained largely in some parts OF the
State.
Hon. +. Z. BLAIR, Rep claims to have been
elected TO Congress from ST.. Louis hy 5ama-
iorIty over Knox, emancipationist, but the
official count may change his majority, and
perhaps overthrow IT,
1T. LOUIS, Mo, Nov. .5.-Frank Blair, Con.
Repuhlican; WIN. A. Hail, Thomas T. Price.
and John =. Phelps, Democrats, are elected to
Congress from this State. Noeli, Union, is also
trict. James :. Rollins, Union, is elected in the
eth district.
SrRINcFIELp, Mo, Nov. s.-rhere are two
Emancipationists elected from the county. The
reiurns indicate the election Of Colonel Boyd,
Radical Emancipationist, in this congressional
district, by 1tG majority.
Kansas Election.
In this State the returns indicate the election
OF the entire Republican ticket. Wilder, Rep,
for Congress. Is probably elected over Parrot,
Union, and Matthias, Dem.
Minnesota EIeetien
len. Democratic candidate for Congress. 500
majority. Wabash county gives Donnelly. Re-
publican, candidate ior Congress, IS majority.
The result is very uncertain, as ths returns
come in slowly.
Pennsylvania Election.
The following is the full offlcial vote Of the
State: For Auditor General-Slenker, Dem,
2le, ,esl; Cochran, Rep, eI5,efS; Democratic ma-
lority 3,7l5. For Surveyor General-Barr,
Dem, els.e5i; Ross, Rep, sI5,is5i Democratic
majority 3, i6a.
Michigan Election.
DETROIT, MICH, Nov. 6.-The Republican
majority on the State ticket is claimed 10 be
5,ctS. The following Congrpssracn are elected:
First District, BeamaB, Republican, probably
by about aG majority: I'd District Upson, Re.
publican; Sd District, Longsean, Republican,; !.
9Th District, Kellogg, Republican; sth and On
Districts doubtful.
Indiana Eleetion.
The o1ficial vote Of Indiana for Secretary ef e.
State stands, AnIhon, Dem, AZ, 1877; Peele. Ken.
l1e.36. Democratic majority, a,5sI. The ma
jority for State Auditor and Treasurer Is about
the same. a.r
Delaware Election.
WILMINGTON. Nov. 6.-The orhcial vote cf
delaware shows thar Mr.. Cannon, Union eaHS.-
date. is elected by III majority. Temple, Dem
ecrat, Is elected 10 Congress by % majority.
lwo-thlrds Of the Legislature are Democratic
= FROM NORTH CAROLINA