Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1864-11-10


publicans make also claim upon Missouri, from,
which State the returns are quite mesgre., ,tr
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= '''' THE PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION r..
u. s.,-at ,,g...a- NEW. HAMPSHIRE -.A f,t.e'
CoEcoRDs IN H. rNov 9-Ar. Lincoln has carried this
State BY about ten thousand majority on the home vote
80 Il. .a..- -, =, MASSACHUSETTS. ;s" Y
.BosT0N Nov S.This city gives Lincoln about S 900
majority Rces majority in the third district is $685.
Hooper IN the fourth district has nearly 600 majority
Returns from ~ towns loot up for Lincoln u.s. and
for Mcclellan 80 072 Lncolns majority will reach over
$4,000. The Republicans have elected every member of
Congress by heavy majority also the entire State ticket
and probably every State Senator and nearly the entire
,,"' r.' u.-- -. s.e" VERMONT ent7' 'srtf
MoNTPELlER, Nov. s.--A very heavy vote has been
poned in this State to-day Returns from thrty-four
show an increase in the vote of 29O7 oyer that
September In these towns the vote stood 1856 for the
9S6 Union and 3240 Democratic nett gain on the
unio s vote OF goo Ihiry;four towns give Lincoln
ran' 's''' '.s' $50 RHODE ISLAND, HI, ,s,,
PROVIDENCE, Nov 8 Returns from nearly the Who'll
State show majority fer Lincoln of about 5000 Thi
city gives 2Soo majority for Lincoln. Newport gives
Lincoln 376 majority- -, b.s .,pa ,syt~ v',,t7 "'
Ne srt .. tra7nit CONNECTICUT. E' = S..'""'h !,
NEW HAVEN, Nov s.-Connsctlcut will give about
three THOUSAND majority for Lincoln ~ - ~.
4 N,pNE trsr ffFB
NEW .YoRK. Nov. s.-New York city polled lao BOT
votes of which Mcclellan received 20 $685. and Lincoln
We lost 00o votes by the neglect of the
Common Council to provide atoms for those who
desired to ca,t their BALLOT We nd there is no
reasonable doubt that it has boon carried for Mcclellan
and Seymour by somehing over 900 msorty. The Re
andoub tedly carried the State Assembly .suo -
- NEW FORK; Nov 9--The Tribune claims all the New
Eng land Slater Penns yivaHs Delaware New York Ma
rysnd, Ohio, Indians Macbean ninois Wisconsin, Min
nd yots I1f
hundred and ninety electoral votes Of the
Pacific States which says have probably chosen eleven
Lincoln electors.
The Tribune clsms oven ten thousand msiory for the
Union ticket IN New York. and that members Of Congress
enough have been gained to the requisite twohrds
vote IN the House Of Representatives for passing the pro-
hibtou Of slavery by Constitutional amendment. The
New York delegation stands twenty-five Union to nine
Democrats. r. + Y +t' -.
ever New York Kentucky, New Jersey, and Missouri,
for Mcclellan. Pennsylya na, Delaware, Oregon, Cali
ornis and Nevada il 10 doubt but thinks they
have most likely gone for Lincoln. ~
The Times claims hundred and thirty three electo
raj votes for Lincon, with probability of receiving all
the rest except Kentucky, Missouri and probably New
j. NEW York, Nov 9--Noou--The Tribune puts on its
bulletin that New York has gone for Lincoln by not
less than three thousand majority er",sr -
The majority for Brooks for Congress eighth district is
reported at one hundred and twenty-five. " y '5a ~.
,.a. NEW JERSEY. e.4t.4 -r
New YORK, Nov. 97TNewr Jersey is reported to have
gone for but the full vote Of the State is not
go pEsssyLyAsIA. i, i. ,,,.. "a
PHLADELPB Nov The vote Of Philsdelphia shows
considerable increase the election in October when
the aggregate vote cast SO 900 the Sheri
ticket, The vote % $685. counting the entire
soldiers vote that which in the army YET TO be
ceived. Lincoln received SO S3 Votes and Mcclellan
AS, The Unon msority s $685. increase the
Sberifs majority in October OF 1913 y l' diad.e ra
The Bulletin of this evening says that the returns thus
far received from the interior indicate majority in Penn
ytvsna for Lnconon the home vote Of from ten TO 6f
teen thousand y ~ ~ t. - Z
| i wiLMIEoTos, Noys9-Returus from Kent county
show Democratic gains the vote of 1862 and ia Sus
county there are Union gains The State Is ret very
''N'''' g,' ~, # MARY MARYLAND. .,. ....
u BALTIMORE, Hoy.9-The completes yots Of the city Of
Baltimore 10 as follows For Lincoln Ia s75, Mcclellan
1855 Lincolns m,jority IL o9.
Eleven out of thirteen districts in Baltimore county give
81 majority for Lncoo being so votes less than the ma.
ority at the late constitutional election. t.s
r" wEsrsfNsTER Nov. o-Carroll county gives Lincoln
4 20s7 aud Mcclellan 1885,. For Governor Swami hs.
2 Cha mbers L64 The delegate ticket 10 elected
by an average of 220a This isa decided Union gain as
the county gave 103 majority against the Constitution
Hon John Il Smith elected Judge for the circuit COM
posed of Carroll and Howard counties BY 36 majority
n rDnNros Nov 9--Carone county gives $50 majority
for Lincoln and the State ticket the home vote II
will reach 500 Hon. Henry ii. Godsborougb, with this
majority in Caroline, must be elected Judge OF the circuit
composed OF Talbot and Caroline. ~ 81 tTgt4a1
. EtKToS Nov. 9,--The first, second, bird; and fifth
districts Of Cecil county give 90 majority for Lincoln and
the Union State tickets Union gain about go the
vote Of the Constitution The fourth district polls
clssed at two o'clock account of rotI hsdisttct
gave 1856 against the Constitution II ratt-7"1 .',ff
ts 'FaKpsRICK, Nov 9-The returns are not s in for
Frederick county but shall have not less than SOC
! majority for Lincelo-a gain 500. s.
4 B,LT1MoRE, Nov 9Ihs returns, 80 far al received
and taking the late election the basis for those not re
cevsd, Indicate the following the compilation of the
next Legislature In the Senate, III Republicans and Il
Democrats In the House Of Delegates IS Republican.
| and 95 Democrats. ,ser : $780, s-,,r 80.
KENTUCKY. -
LOUISVILLE, Noyr 9--Thee Democratic majority 10
Kentucky will be from fifteen to twenty-five Thousand
Some claim atty thousand, os ,t'ars III n
ftatt& res sftAftW ~ n t.LAf>
L CLEyEtASp, Nov. s.zScatterps retufas fsom Ohio
and indiana shpw Onion gains the October ssoson