The Portland daily press., 1864-11-10
Nesc Hampshire.

abaa rs THE ELECT ION.
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. 81 asfaaiz1a q CONCORD, N. H., Nov. o.
The Republicans Of this city are making
final arrangements for grand demonstration
Friday evening over the election news. They
are now firing a salute.
Connecticut. J3sf,ss
HARTFORD, Nov.9
Hartford county complete gives Lincoln
$3.50, Mcclellan 1851. az ~
4 New Haven county, Lincoln 1926, Mcclellan
! 9152; New London county, Lincoln 1929, NC
Clellan 1883; Fairfield county, Lincoln 6454,
Mcclellan 6S03; Windham country, Lincoln
1914, Mcclellan 2l73; Litchfeld county. Lin
coin 4549, Mcclellan 1911; Tolland county,
Lincoln 2SlS, Mcclellan 2035; Middlesex
county, Lincoln Bis, Mcclellan 3lO7. The
above completes the State, with the exception
OF Two towns, Bethany and Warren. Lin
coins majority 254l. ss1aess .ss IS
5sss .se. Ner York. ~ s. n.
as3ee 81 s.aav NEW York, Nov. 9.
Partial returns from St. Lawrence county
| indicate nearly 1000 majority for Lincoln
Franklin county gives 1150 majority for Lin
coin; Onondaga county, with three districts
| to hear from, give Lincoln 1926 majority, and
Fenton 2400 majority.
The Express, in its latest edition this eve
| ming, claims the election of Mr.. Brooks in the
9Th Congressional district. 60 ~
The Assemblymen from this city stand u
Democrats, Independent, 2 war Democrats
and German. IS. ~ ffa
It is now, s p. NJ, conceded that Brooks.
for Congress, is really defeated by Dodge, Re-
publican. The State has probably gone for
Lincoln by 5000 majority. sol "a
"a ALBANY. N. Y. Nov. 0.at
The Journal claims the State for Lincoln by
at least 5000 majority. @sM N9A
The Argus claims 1t for Mcclellan by IL, 900
to 0,000 majority. 6sgaaaai asm graag ts
2, The Republicans viii have rs majority in
the Assembly. ", .-..i ~. a. z, q. 1900 ~
F.ssa.s q sx . ,s Sd. BALTIMORE. Nov Q. a.
a. Howard county, Mcclellan 100 majority:
Baltimore county still In dout u q 1
Talbot county, Lincoln 435 majority, Union
gain 500; Queen Anne county, Mcclellan 800
Majority Union gain 557. The LIST Congress
sional district is in doubt. q .ss4 sta
q Frederic county. incomplete returns, give
Lincoln not less than 1900 majority, gain of
500; Worcester county returns from one dis
trict show Union. gain; Carolina county
gives Lincoln $50 majority ON the home vote.
Union gain Of 400; Carroll county gives 172
majority for the entire Union ticket, gain of
20; Cecil gives from 100 to 200 majority for
Lincoln; Baltimore county, incomplete returns
show Union gains; Washington county gives
Union gains. The Union men have MAORI
ty in 3he House, but the Senate is doubtful.
Union majority in the State about 5000. 70
.sAnsa ee''4 Wisconsin.
bss ietaehAaos 40 MADISON, Wis, Nov. 9.
The Republicans have elected majority in
both branches of the Legislature, and Eve of
six Congressman. It may require the soldiers
vote to carry two of them.
: SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, Nov. o.
1t is nowbelieyed that the Republicans have
a majority In both branches of the Legisla-
ture and have elected nine Congressman.
s9sae7ss ban y Pennsylvania. s'sne
s1aa ca s3dieissIx PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 9. n
Z Cumberland county gives 77S Democratic |
majority, Union loss of 369; Sycoming coun- |
ty, Democratic majority 400. Union loss So
Bedford county, Democratic majority 600,
Union gain "a; Berks county, Democratic |
majority 6700, Union loss $50; Chester coun-
ty, Union majority 1850, Union gain 400.
The Bulletin says returns indicate Union |
majority in Pennsylvania of from 10000 tog
$4,000 on the home vote, and the soldiers vote I
will swell this to over 10000. sibaa-a
= IL 10 Tennessee.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Nov. 8.
!. This city gives Lincoln 1917, Mcclellan Is.
The proceedings here were very quiet.
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NASHVILLE, Tenn, Nov. 9.
The Ohio soldiers here give Lincoln 476,
Mcclellan 101. = Fa-s q "a ~, Y S~A%N
kentucky. a
.GEId 20 L0UIsyILLE,K KY, Nov. o. Il
The election has been the most quiet known |
for years. The Union press estimate McClel- |
lan's majority In Kentucky at from $4,000 to |
10000.
aiThe Iournslclaims majority Of %, 900 for
Mcclellan. The vote has been very light. on |
account of heavy storm Some Democrats |
claim the State by $4,000 majority 1t is i'm |
possible to form decided conclusion, as the, |
returns are meagre and the remote counties
have not been heard from. 81. 49, sss,tsro 4
.agassNs ~ Delaware, bio g It's % eYs i
q isam eas 90 WILMINGTON. Del, Nov. @. i
g Kent and Sussex counties have gone for
Mcclellan. Mcclellan carries the State bv |
$50 majority. aiss i
iea Nesv JerseY.llw sifsca $50 i
,zssaasA q NEWARK, n, j., Nov. 8. I
New Jersey gives Mcclellan about $500 |
maj.: Starr and Newell, Rep, and Selgreave,
Roger and Wright, DEM, are elected to Con-
gress. The State Senate will stand IS Demo- |
Gratis to Union, q gain Of |, The House,
wln LITTLE, coAnues 10 AeaFs nom, stands 80 /
Union to q DEMOCRATS. The Union partv |
will probably have two or three majority there |
but in joint ballot the. Democrats will have 4 |
small majority, thus securing the United States |
Senator TO succeed Mr.. Ten Eyck, Union |
The Unionists gain 1900 votes in the State
over 1892 The Union party carry every
county in South and West Jersey, electing
every member Of the LEGISLATURE. The lst dis,
trict gives Starr 5000 maj. The 2d' district
gives Newell goo maj The Sd district gives
Rogers 1900 maj. The 5th district gives
Wright about 1880 maj. aii5o5 81 s. sasf7f7
Remarks of President LincoIn iss Response
to a Ssrenads.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 9.