Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-11-07

The result of the elections on last Tuesday
seem 10 have followed in the wake Of Ohio and
Indiana. In Minnesota and Illinois it will be
seen the result is yet very uncertain, while
New York and New Jersey have gone Dem
ocratic. In Delaware and Kansas the Union
ticket has prevailed. In Missouri the Enaa-
cipation ticket is probably elected. Below
we give the returns in the several States as
far as heard from:
NEW YORK.
The full returns of this city show a total
majority fer Seymour Of 81 al. The Tri-
hune comedies Seymour's election.
NEW JERSEY.
The Democrats of New Jersey carried the
Lower House of the Legislature and probably
the Senate; they will have ten or twelve ma
iority on joint ballot, which secures the cleo
ton of a United States Senator in place Of
Thompson, deceased.
LArBR.-Parker, Dem. for Governor, is un-
doubiedly elected by 10000 majority Dem
ocratic gain Of some 10000 over the last Gov.
ernor's vote,
The following Congressman arc elected
lst district, Starr, Rep; I'd district, Middle
tor, Dem; Sd district. Steele, Dem; 4lh dis
triet Rogers, Dem; 5th district, Curry, Dem.
| Both branches of the State Legislature Is
largely Democratic
MASSACHUSETTS,. -t.l
Returns from 255 towns give J. A. Andrew
for Governor, 67,447. Brigadier Devens, in
the same towns, las 48, $50.
| A in tbn 40fa Ill he ohOui
! 20,00o In the Senate 81 Republicans are e.
lectcd, and six Peoples Union In the House
I89 Republicans ard 81 Peoples Union meu
arc elected. q towns arc yet to be heard from
t. DELAWARE.
Cannon. Union, for Governor, is certainly
elected. Legislature still in doubt.
ILLINOIS.
Returrs thus far indicate the election of the
following Congressman in this State: Is
district Arnold 2nd, Farnsworth; Sd Wash
bura; 5th, Lovejoy; 9th, Norton-R Republi
cans The 4th aud 18th are in doubt. In the
Ssh Stuart is elected; 9th, Ross; 10th, Knap
lIth, Robinson; 9th, Morrison 18th, WIN
J. AlIen-Democrats The vote on candidate
at large will be close. IngerselI, war Demo
crat. elected
LATER Harris (n1m) is elected 10 Con
orcss il tie Attn District. From later return
the Republicans concede the election Of Jas
c. Alien (Dem.) at large. Nothing from tht
Seventh District.
MICHIGAN.
Scattering returns Indicate the election O
the Hhee Republican State ticket by ms
jority probably not less then Eve thousand.
uTESEsnr.
Tie city Of St. oPul il all Democratic.
Ramsey County gives COllen (Dem.), 70
Congress, 500 majority.
Wabash County gives Donnelly lRep,) 70
Congress. 500 majority.
The result is very uncertain. Returns com
in slowly.
WISCONSIN.
The Democrats have elected two member
Of Congress, Brown and Eldridge, and the Re
publ;cans, Sloan, Cobb and Hanchett, and on
yet in doubt.
All the Democratic Assembly men elccte
from Milwaukee, and one State Senator.
The Democrats have gained largely in som
narts Of the State.
| KANSAS.
Scattering returns from this State Indicate th
election Of the entire Republican State ticke
Wilder (Republican,) for Congress, is Proba
bly, elected over Parrott (Union) and Mat
thias Oem)
The Radical Emancipation ticket in th
county is undoubtedly clrcted.
The vote in the lst Congressional Distric
q is very close and can not be decided till the al
my is heard from. BIair's friends claim h
> election, but the Radical Republicans say IL
D vote in the army will elect Knox.
In the I'd District Blow radical Reput
s l'can) is nndoubtly elected by handsome ma
e jority.
d The returns from the interior are very mei
o gre, but the emancipation ticket ia probabl
e elected.
Y Tie Grand Jury OF Montgomery Count
d have found bill of indictment against Henr
d NJ. Brown FOR murder in the frst degree, charg
8 ing him in the words Of the indictment wit
"kilring Mr.. Bollmcyer with deliberate an
g premcditated malice"
WASHINGTON, November 5.-The electiC
\ news absorbs every thing to-day as on ycstel
day. The election of Seymour was not alto