Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-06
THx MaRYLAND EEEcrI0Ss.
sva,n the COMMITTEES.


rhera IN no doubt that Hon. Il. H. Gosdsbo-
..,.h unconditional Union and emaucipa-
,toniat. has been elected State Comptroller.
Mr. seabrook had NO opposition for LAnd
Commissioner, Their majority in the state
win be very large. The Congressnen elect
arp the Hon. Edwin II. Webster in the second
district Hon H. Winter Davis In the third dis
trict, and the Hon. Francis Thomas In the foarth
district-all unconditional Union and emanci.
patton Mr.. Harris, the Democratic candidate,
il reported to be elected in the fourth district,
over Nr. Calvert and Colonel HOLLAND. The
secessionists voted for Mr.. Harris-whether-
they TOOK me 0a.4 or NO, we nave no. ascer
incomplete, and indicate that the contest be-
tween Colonel Cresweil and Crisfield is very
close. :. .=.-ss-.
Goldsborough is 1929. For Oirc nit j dge Mr.
Alexander's majority over both his opponents
is 1907.
the House OF Dsaegates large majority of those
on the Union ticket are elected. zE@
RETURNS FROM THE CoCNrIxs.
Frederick County.-Fredeiickci city 81 yes Colds
borough Gus majority, Middletown 365 major.
jority, Bockeystown 60 majority. Mamt gets
only 81 votes In Frederick city and 81 IN Mid
dletown. jefferson gives 6oldsborough 70 ma
Is majority; Urbana so majority; Woodsbor-
ough IS majority; Mechanicstown23 6 majority.
Six districts vet to hear from. In the eleven
districts returned, Goldsborough's majority 10
1880. Will go over three thousand. The whole
unconditional ticket the same majority.
Anne Arundel County.-Annapolisg gives about
200 majority for the entire Union ticket The
borough 30. Harris, dem, for Congress, 81;
Holland, u, 80, and Calvert, u, 1.
Passengers from Annapolis last night re-
port that the whole democratic ticket is elected
in Anne Arundel county, and that it was be-
the Attn district
Washington County.-Returns from six dis.
tricts indicate Goldshoroughs majority in the
whole county to be not less than 5000. proba-
bly, $500.
Baltimore County.-At Cockeysville the vote
stood for 4oldsborough ?17, Malfit l22, Holland
1913, Calvert I:e. Mr.. Lon :necker, Union, for
clerk OF Circuit Court, received 295 votes, and
the whole regular Union ticket about the same
HOWARD County--In the LIST and I'd districts
Goldsborough received357, and Mafht i27 votes
For Congress the result in all but the fifth dis.
trict Of the county Is for Holland u, as, Har.
ris, dem, 362, Calvert u, 277.
AHegdny County-A dispatch from Cumber.
land, says that Goldsborough's majority is over
Caroline County.-A dispatch om-Harring-
ton, Delaware, says that CreswelI has carried
Caroline county by about $50 majority over
Carroll County.-We learn that the majority
OF Col Ores well in Carroll county is 500 over
Mr.. Crisfield. At Havre de Grace Goldsbo-
rough received 1876, and Mantle.
Kent County.-J. X. Hines, for County Clerk;
J B. Ricaud, State Senator: G. b. Westcott,
House Of Delegates; Joshua Causden, each
about $50 majority.
All the balance of the ticket, constables, &C.,
elected.
Talbot County-Col. Creswell's majority in
Talbot county is reported by telegraph to be
EAsToE, Nov. 5.-The returns from three
districts Of this county are as follows
Eastern Observation-Disclosures 109: Mamt,
none Seabrook, ll2; Straughn, SO; Roberts, 10;
Creswell, 8 /; CrisfieId, 10.
ST. Michael's Observation-Disclosures 2a9;
Mafit, d Seabrook, $685. Straughn, IIe; Rob-
erts, 161: Creswell, 161; Crisfield, 60.
Chapel District-Goldsborough IS; Mafit,
6; Seabrook, %; Straughn, Is; Roberts, IS; Cres-
well, 81, Crisfield, Is.
The two remaining districts (Trappe and
Bay Hundred) have not been heard from. The
entire Unconditional county ticket was elect
ed without opposition.
Later from Frederick.-FREDRRICK,N Nov. s.
Creagerstown gives 2O6 majority for Goldsbo-
rough; Mount Pleasant gives him s5 majority,
and Petersville Ga majority. The whole coun-
ty Unconditional Union ticket is elected by
about the same vote Goldsborough's majority
will be about 3,1O8 In Frederick county. Four
districts are yet to hear from.