Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-11-10
NEW YORK,

NEW ORk, NOV. Gil UOCal vote OF Cne
city is: Lincoln 36,442 Mcclellan 73329.-
One ward (the l5th) gave Lincoln major
ity of 274. Total majority for Mcclellan in
the city, 36,6l3 1s
The vote in this city for Leutenant-G Gov
ernor is, Alvord 36,064, Jones 1890. 1t is
reported that Pumphrey (Rep.) is elected
to Congress from BroOklyn; also that III. j.
Raymond Is elected to Congress, and that
Fernando Wood has been defeated for Con-
gress by Darling (Rep.) Conklin (Rep.) is
elected to Congress over Karnan. Ray
mond in the 9th district, and Humphrey in
Brooklyn, both Republicans, are certainly
elected. Taylor lDem.) in the 9th district,
and Chanler (Dem.) in the 9TH district, are
elected to Congress.
For Governor, this city gives Seymour
1921, Fenton 36122.
Returns from !05 towns and IL counties
give Lincoln 20,704 majority. In SO towns
and cities, including Albany, Buffalo, Troy,
Schenectady and Utica, and also in three
counties, Mcclellan has 1904 majority.
Troy city, complete. Mcclellan over Lin
coin, 7SS, Seymour over Fenton, S02.
ALBANY, Nov. .S.-McClellan vote in the
city, 7,542; Lincoln's vote, 5,066; majority
for Mcclellan, 2,476; Seymour's vote, 7,541;
Fentnn's vote, 5,07S; Seymour's majority
2,463.
Troy-Democratic majority 75s.
New YORK, Nov. 9.-The Tribune claims
New England, Pennsylvania, Delaware,
New York, Maryland, Ohio, Indiana, Mich
igan, Illinois, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Iowa
and Kansas for Lincoln. Total 100, inde-
pendent of the Pacific States, which, it
says, have probably chosen eleven Lincoln
electors. Ii claims over 10000 majority in
thta Sfatn and that Map,har, Of
enough have been gained in the Union to
procure the requisite two-thirds in the
House for the prohibition of slavery by
constitutional amendment. 1t makes the
New York delegation stand twenty-five
Union to nine Democrats. Tabor IDem.) is
elected in the 1st district; Radiord and
Winfield (Dems.) in the 10th and l1th; and
Hubbell and Goodyear (Dems.) in the 18th
and Nth districts. The present Congress
sional delegation is fifteen Union to sixteen
Democrats. The World comedies Lincon's
election, claiming only New York, Ken
lucky, New Jersey and Missouri for McClel-
Ian, with Pennsylvania, Delaware, Oregon,
California and Nevada in doubt, but most
likely for Lincoln.
The Times claims 133 votes for Lincoln,
with probability of all the rest except
Kentucky, Missouri and possibly New Jer-
sey. ~.
ALBANY, Nov. 9.-The Journal claims
New York State by about 5000 Rep. mai.
Returns, it says, are very scattering, and
don't justify positive estimates. The Ar
gus claims the Democratic ticket elected in
the State.
New YORK, Nov. 9.-It is reported that
Brooks is defeated in the Sth Congressional
district. The Tammany ticket for county
officers is elected, except Mr.. Conner mo
zart), and McKeene, for County Clerk
Russell (Tammany), for Judge, is elected.
MARYLAND.
Baltimore City gives $4,000 majority for
Lincoln-a gain of 1900 over October. The
State has undoubtedly gone for Lincoln by
a considerable majority on the home vote,
and elected Swami for Governor. Colonel
Phelps is elected in the 3D. Congressional
District. s CIT
BALTIMORE, Nov. 9.-The Republican ma
jority in Maryland is about 5000.
LATER.
The Republicans have majority in the
House; Senate doubtful. Estimated Re
publican majority In the State, about 1000.
WEST VIRGINIA.
WHEELING, Nov. S.-Returns from nine
counties show a large Union gain over the
October election. 1t is believed Lincoln
will carry the State by large majority.
SOLDIERS VOTE.
WASHINGTON, Nov. S.-The votes taken
in Alexandria and Washington at the diff
ferent barracks and hospitals, show, in part:
Ohio o-Union 49l, Democratic SO. Iowa
Union "a, Democratic5 5. Wisconsin--Union
$50, Democratic 1853. Maine-Union 406,
Democratic 79. Pennsylvania-Union 1888,
Democratic S06. A dispatch from Alexan-
dria states that the aggregate vote of all
the soldiers there is as follows: Union 547,
Democratic 1853.
TENNESSEE
LOUISVILLE, Nov. $3.50 A. M.-Nash-
ville-Lincoln 1917, Mac. %. Ohio soldiers
Lincoln 476 Mac 10l. The Republican
ticket is elected by very large majority.
Election quiet. E - 81.
KENTUCKY.
Louisville-The election was the most
quiet known for years. The Union Press,
Lincoln organ, estimates Macs majority
In Kentucky at 1900 to 25,000. The Jour
nal (Democrat) claims $4,000 for him, the
vote having been very light on account of
heavy storm. The Democrat (McClellan)
says the State has gone for Mac by large
vote, impossible to tell how large. Anziger
(DemocraD has fifty thousand majority.
Our own opinion is that Macs majority
will come within the figures of the Union
Press, but the returns being meagre and re-
mote counties not being heard from, 1t is
almost impossible to form decided con-
clusion.
MAINE.
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PORTLAND, Nov. s, Mldnight.-111 towns
give Lincoln 29,796, and Mcclellan 1875;
showing Union gain of 734 over the Sep
tember election. The Union majority In
September was 1888. The same proper
ton of gain throughout the State will give
Lincoln about $4,000 majority. ~
NEW HAMPSHIRE. i'it s4'
CONCORD, Nov. o, 0 A. M.-The vote of
Ian 23,6S7. This indicates handsome Union
majority on the home vote.
fol yila CONNECTICUT. aiu
HARTFORD, Nov. 8, 8 A. M-Lincoln's
majority In Connecticut In all but thirteen
towns, is 1884. The storm will prevent
early returns.
MICHIGAN, .s 81,
DETROIT, Nov. 90 A. M.-The State IA
claimed by 10000 Republican on the home
vote, and the soldiers vote is expected to
increase 1t to $4,000.
NEW JERSEY.
Esex County has gone Union by over15
making Union gain Of over 1000 over last
year. The Legislative delegation is six
Union to three Democratic. gTrff
DELAWARE.