The New York herald., 1864-04-05
THE ELECTIONS.

success OF the Union Ticket In Connec-
ticut-IIeavy Gains for tho Repub-
BAaroaD. April 4, 1864.
Hartford county. with the exception OF three towns
gives Buckingham 1923 Seymour 6s0l gain OF nearly
Hartford county elects three Union Senator's gain OF
two last year.
New Haven county gives Buckingham about ono hund
red mory-a gain OF nine hundred last year
Almost every town in the state yet heard from, give
buckingham an increased majority ovor last year.
Nsw HAvss. April 4. 1894
New Haven elects two Onion Representatives. The
Senator from the Fourth district Ia elected.
James S. Tayl Union) Is elected Senator n the Eie
venth district, and David Booth and orrn Benedict
(Union) elected Representatives from Danbury.
Morris Tyler (Union) elected Mayor by fty msjori.
", in vote Of ASIA. The whole city ticket has been
carried by the union men
TIE LATEST.
HARTFORD. Conn, April Midnight
Tolland county complete gives Buckingham 2la4 Sey
mour, 1ts6-a gain over last year Of l72.
The Senate will probably stand Union, 49, Democrat
The Legislature will be about three quarters Union.
Buckngham's majority will be not far from seven
Thousand.
HARTFORD, April S. 80 A. NJ. !
The indications are that Buckingham will have
eight thousand majority in the State
NEw HAVEN, April 5-l 80 A. N.
New Haven county shows gain for Buckingham over
his vote Of last year OF 9O0 Hartford county nearly
800 and Windham county about 200.
Election at Princeton. N. j.
TIE UNION TICKET NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. GAINS.
PsINcEroS, N. j., April 4, 1854.
The election for borough officers took place day The
entire Union ticket was elected Hezakiah Mount, for
mayor, has thirty majority. Democratic majority last
year. thirty
Elec sjon or the Radical Candidate for
Mayor OF st. Louis.
ST. Lors, April 4. 1864,
Incomplete returns indicate the election Of James s
Thomas. the radical candidate FOR Mayor, BY from two
thousand to two thousand FIVE hundred majority. The
council viii have from four 10 six radical majority
Election and hiot at Lcavenworth,
Kansas.
81. LouIs, Aprii 4, 1894
At the election in Leavenwor.h Joseph L. Mcdowell
and his entire ticket were elected by from six hundred
to eight hundred majority.
AZ noon, Mayor Anthony issued proclamation closing
the polls calling the citizens assist him 10 pre-
serving the peace. All Of which dIsregarded and
the voting continued Riating indulged TO . con
siderable extent Several persons who circulating
Mavor Anthonys proclamation, beaten With re
voivers and driven from the polls
The Leavenworth despatch says
At the election to day tho polls were seized by q mob
In tho interest Of Mcdowell The copperhead candidate
and Major Anthony many his friends wore knocked
down and brutaiy beaten. The City Marshal
sauied and dangerously wounded. Armed meu took
possession Of the polls early in the morning,
aud dened the city authorities. Tho military
called on by the Mayor TO preserve order. but
assistance refused. General Davis the district COM
mander had ssued orders that soldiers the fort should
not vst the city unoss entitled VOTE but the order
openly violated. General Curtis IA absent. Great
excitement exists and the best citizens denounce the
election ms farce and fraud. The copperheads ju
bilant
Dispatches asy that Anthony tried to excite mob
ard closed The First and Fourch ward polls but tne
people comneei him 10 npen tbem again