Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-11-10
SENATE. HOUSE OF DEL.
Union. Dem. Union, Dem,

baltimore, Nov. 9.-Frederick county, in /.
complete, gives Lincoln not less than 1 500.
gain, SEQ.
Returns from one district in Worcester
county shows Union gain.
Caroline countymLncoln, $50 majority on
Carroll county-l72 majority for the entire
Union ticket; gain. 275.
Cecil county-1Oo to 200 for Lincoln; a gain.
gains.
Washington county also shows Union gains
The Union men have majority on joint
ballot in the Legislature. The Senate is doubt
The majority in the State will be about
1900.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 9.-Howard county-Mc-
Clellan, 1919 ma jority.
Baltimore county in doubt.
Prince Georges county gives Mcclellan
l,3s5 majority; a Union gain OF 2il.
Talbot county-Llncoln, 435 majority; a
Union gain of $50.
Queen Anne's-McClellan, 500 majority; a
Union gain of 557.
The first Congressional distr is in doubt,
BALTIMORE, Nov. 9.-Latest returns from
the State show that the Unionists have elected
three out of five Congressman, with the first
district in doubt. The majority in the State
will probably not fall below 5000.
On the home vote, there is Union majority
in the House. The Senate is Democratic.
Swami, for Governor, runs ahead of the na-
tional ticket IN some quarters.
The Baltimore city official Union ma alority is
1203l.
Dorchester county gives Mcclellan 500 ma
jority; Union gain, 537.
NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, Nov. 9.-In this city nearly all
the county officers elected are Democratic
Kelly, Democrat, is elected sheriff, and Oakley
Hall district attorney.
ALBANY, Nov. 9..The Journal claims the
State by about 5000 Republican majority. Re-
turns, however, it says, are very scattering,
and do not justify positive estimate.
The Argus claims that the Democratic ticket
thoS
BUFFALO, Nov. 9.-The Courier furnishes the
following Buffalo, complete, gives McClel-
Ian 4e3 majority.
ALBANY, Nov. 9, p m-At the Journal office
the State is still claimed by the Union ticket by
at least 5000 majority. The Argus (DemocraD
claims the State for the Democracy by 1850 or
1900 majority. The Unionists will have about
rs majority in the Assembly.
PENNSYLVANIA.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 9.-Cumberland coun.
ty-773 Democratic; Union loss OF 369.
Lvcoming-Democratic, 400; Union loss
OF SO.
Berks-Democratic, 6,7OO; Union loss Of 800.
Chester county-2,350 Union; Union gain
Delaware-1,5OO Union; a gain Of 800.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 9-The Press estimates
the Union majority on the home vote to be be-
tween 6,C00 and 10000 but the county returns
are so slowly furnished in consequence Of the
bad working of the telegraph wires IN the in.
terror, that the news to- day, though in favor OF
the Union party, does not materially alter the
previous calculations.
The Age still considers the State as doubtful
on the home vote.
The North American thinks there is no doubt
that the State has gone Union, but does not
specify the majority.
NEW JERSEY.
NEWARK, N. j., Nov. 9-New Jersey gives
Mcclellan about $500 majority.
On Joint ballot in the legislature the
Democrats will have a small majority, thus
securing a United States Senator to succeed
Mr. Ten Eyck, Union.
The Unionists gain 5000 votes IN the State
over 1862.
OHIO.
CINCINNATI, Nov. s.-Oincinnati gives 5000
majority for Lincoln. Ohio, $4,000. There are
Union gains throughout the State
INDIANA.
INpIANAPoL1s, Nov. s.-Returns indicate
over $4,000 Union majority in this State.
DELAWARE.
Kent and Sussex counties have gone Demo.
cratic. Mcclellan carries the State by $50 ma
jority.
MADISON, Wis, Nov. 9-The Republicans
elect majority OF members in both branches
Of the Legislature, and five OF the six Uon-
eressmen. 1t NAV, however, require the SOL
dIers' vote to carry two Of them.
ILLINOIS.
SPRINGFIELD, ILL, Nov. 9.-It is now be.
lieyed that the Republicans have q majority
In both branches OF the Legislature, and elect
nine Oongressmen.
CONNECTICUT.
com plete, except from two towns. The State
gives Lincoln 2,541 majority. ff4a se
III Minnesota raises 2ys00,oo0 bushels OF
wheat more this year than 1t ever did before.