Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-09-08
LATEST NEWS.
wy TELEGRAPH.
ELECTION REFU ms.
increased Union Majorities

f.pRCIAL DISPATCHES ~ 49,
LUDLOW, Sept. 8.
Town retrospective, II. W. Albee
un,on Justices of the Peace, Ira j.
ToyIor Ryland C. Haven, Moses Bur
bank, Hiram W. Albee, Joel Warner,
Leonard Wilcox, Lowell G. Hammond. |
Representative TO Congress, Justin S.
Morrill,, l73; X. Mex. Ormsbee, 12,-
Governor-J. G. Smith, 1874; T. p. Red
held. %. Senators for Windsor county |
Nv. W. Williams, 1870; Hugh Henry,
l45; C. II. Chapman, $50, Wm. Pingrey,
b.. The town voted to raise 100 cents |
on the dollar to pay bounties. This is
Additional TO the so cts. raised last June
lind of course to the amount raised at
the last March meeting. b.
BURLINGTON, Sept. 6-9 IL p. m.
We have met the enemy and they are
ours. Lawrence Barnes, Union, is cleo
led Representative by 200 majority. The
vote was the largest ever cast in town.
Barnes had 562 Linsley, Dem, 1853.
G.. b.
ST. ALBANs, Sept 6-3 IL p. m.
Bradley Barlow, Union, is elected Rep
reseniative from St. Adams by 81 ma
jority. D.
MONTPELIER, SEPT. 6.
The annual election oil state officers
for this state took place to-day. The
Gubernatorial candidates are the same
A. last vear-Gov. Smith being voted
Nor by the republican unionists and Hon.
FTmothy P. RedAeld by the democrats,
Thc vote is somewhat fuller than last
syear Only partial returns are received,
but enough is known 10 indicate the
election of the Union candidates by con-
.sidcrably larger majorites than last.
ycar We have the representatives vote
from 40 towns-all return Union men
but 2 The vote for Governor in about
8oue- seventh Of the state is as follows {:
rhis year, Smith, $685. Redheld, l945 ;
Last year, 1854 " 1901 .
A corresponding increase through
out the state Will swell Smiths
majority to 5000 more than last year.
Three republican Congressman are elect
4 ID by increased majorities, and proha-
bly, all the Union nominees for County
Senators and other county officers. The
Union men of the state are jubilsnt over
-, l.. e -,
Ptttsford.-Smith 1856, Redfeld g.
Vote last year, Smith l45 Redield AZ
8Cmgress, Woodbridge 1871, Wells SO
8Tcwn Representative, IsSac @. Wheaton
Il los majority on first ballot.
Middlebury-Smith 254, Redfield So
8Congress, Woodbridge $50, Wells 40
flown Representative, W Stewart, U,
Brandon Smith 500, Redfield So
Congress, Woodbridge 800, Wells 81
Town Representative, g w Parmenter
Union.
CastIeton.-Smith gl6, Redfeld 80
Congress, Woodbridge 1879, Wells II
Town Representative, p W Hyde, U.
Arlington.-SmithS 1879, Redfield II
Town Representative, - Thomas, U.
nnington.-Smith 367, Redfeld 1910
Town Representative, A B Gardner.
Chester. - Smith 264 Redfeld 4f
Town Representative, VIM Rounds, U.
Ludlow. - Smith 1874, Redfeld q
Town Representative, H W Albee, u
Cavendish.-Smith 1850, Redfeld %
Town Representative, John f Dean, U.
BrattIeboro-Smith 643, Redfeld, 131
Town Representative, NJ Wait U.
Hartford-Smith 1879, Redheld &C.
Representative, - Dewey, u.
Manchester-Smith 204, Redaeld A.
Congress, Woodbridge 203, Wells 81
Town Representative, J. c. Roberts, U.
Springheid--Smith 455, Redfeld g.
Representative, Charles Forbush, U.
Dorset-Smith, so mai. Represents
tive, Welcome Allen, U.
Vernon-Smith rs mai
Fairhaven-Smith l27, Redfeld A
Representative, Greed, U.
Wells-Smith 60. Redheld SO. Coz
gress, Woodbridge 81, Wells SO. Repr
sentative, James II. Park, U.
Burlington.-Sui it'll GAS, Reddeld 80
Representative, Lawrence Barnes, u q
maj.
Richmond Representative, Saaol
Bronson, u 2S maj
Essex. 176, ,Red1eld a. Re
resentative, ID II Macomber, U. n ms
Colchester 1874, Redfeld IA
Representative, A G sBrownell, U.
az maj .....
Charlotte Smith 1876, Redheld
Representative, Fl II Merrill, U. ll9 m:
Wiillstou--Smith l5f, Redfeld /
Representative, d b Foy, U.
Shelbune. lis, Redfeld 2
Representative, lester Barstow, U.
Miton.-Smith al, Redfeld 81. Re
resentative, u G Boardman, q.
Montpelier.-Smith 397 Redfeld 6
representative, Forren, u.
Woodstock. Smith 405 Redfeld 4
Representative, Lewis Pratt, u.
Windsor Smith DOT Redaeld
Representative, S. G. Abbott u
Westford-Smith 1876, Redseld :
representative, 0lney Stone, U.
Bradford-Smith IT'S, Redfle,d I,