Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-11-12

rev jersey gives nlcStellau aoou' ",o""
majority.
Starr and Newall, Union, and Sitgraves,
Roger aud Wright, Democrats, are elected
to Congress.
The State Senate will stand 13 Democrats
to 8 Union; Union gain of one member.
The House, with three counties to hear
from stands 80 Union to 21 Democratic
The Union party will probably have one or
two majority, but OF joint ballot the Demo-
Gratis will have small majority, thus secur-
ing the United States Senator TO succeed
Mr. Ten Eyck, Union.
The Unionists gain 5000 votes In the
State over the vote of 1862.
The Union party carry every county in
Sonth and West Jersey, electing every men,
ber of the Legislature. First district, Starr,
Union, 1000 majority. Second district,
Newell Union, AS majority. Third district,
Sitgraves, Democrat, $40 majority. Fourth
district, Rogers, Democrat, 800 majority
Fifth district, Augul, Democrat, $50 major,
ity.
MISSOURI.
The Republicans estimate Lincoln's ma
iority in St. Louis county between 4 900 ano
5000 on the home vote, and the Democrat
give him from 800 to 1000. John Hog
den, Democrat, is elected to Congress in th'
Twelfth District over Knox. IL. I. Blow
Republican, is elected to Congress in th
Second District. Lincoln will undoubtedl.
carry the State, and the election of the Ra
dical State ticket is regarded as certain.
MAINE.
PORTLAND, Ne, Nov. 9.
One hundred and eleven towns give Lin
coin 30, 100 and Mcclellan II, ,975, showing
Union gain of 734 on the September election
The same proportion throughout the Stat
will give Lincoln about $4,000 majority.
KENTUCKY.
Louisville voted Mcclellan 4, 1913; Lincol
,S49 Partial returns from % counties, ex
GLIDING Jefferson, in which Louisville lies
give majority of $50 for Lincoln. MClel
Ian has probably carried the State.
WISCONSIN.
MADISON, Nov. 9.-The Republicans elec
q majority in both branches of the Legisla
ture and five of the six Congressman;
may cquire the soldiers vote to carry tw
Of them.
DELAWARE.
WILMINGTON, Nov. 9.-The returns fror
Kent county show Democratic gains owe
1862. while in Sussex there are Union gain:
The State is considered as very doubtful
ILLINOIS.
SpRINsrIELD Ill.,, Nov. 9.-It is now be
lieved that the Rebubicans have a majorit
in both branches of the Legislature, an
elect 8 members OF Congress.
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
CONCORD, n. H., Nov. 9.-The vote {
1872 towns gives Lincoln 25, ,74S; MClella
23'687. This Indicates handsome major
ty on the home vote.
CONNECTICUT.
HARTFoRT, Conn, Nov. 0.-Lincoln
majority in all but 13 towns is 1894.
NEW YORK.
New YORK, Nov. 9.-The press of th
city agree that Abraham Lincoln has carrie
the State by a majority ranging from 10
600 to $4,000.
Governor Seymour is defeated.
The Herald reports that the indication
are that New York has gone for Lincol
by from 10000 to $4,000.
New YORK, Nov. SIT is reported thG
Humphrey, Republican, is elected to Coz
gress fom Brooklyn, and also that II.
Raymond is elected to Congress, and thu
Fernando Wood has been defeated for Coz
gress ny Darling, Republican. RoscC
Ccnkiing is elected to Congress over Ike
nan.
Albany gives Seymour, for Govcrno
f 1897, and Fenton 36,122. In eighty-thrt
towns and cities, including Albany, Builal
, Troy and Utica, and also three counties, NJ
f Clellan has 1904 majority
, In nineteen towns that have been hear
from so far the aggregate majority for Lii
coin is 2403.
The Tribune claims New England, PEN
sylyania, Delaware, New York, Marylan
Ohio, Indiana, Michigan, llsnois, Wiscol
sin, Minnesota, Iowa and Kansas for Lii
l coin. Grand total 100 electoral votes, il
dependent Of the Pacific States, which
= says have probably chosen llsLincoln ele
, tors.
1t claims over 10000 majority in Ne
York State. and that members of Congre
enough have been gained in the Union
9 secure the requisite two-thirds vote in IL
| House for the prohibition of slavery by
e. constitutional amendment
l 1t makes the New York delegation stan
22 Union to 0 Democratic.
The New York World comedies Lincoln
J election.