The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-11-10

Election Returns.

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Y " ,sa. ELECTION Returns.
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} MARYLAsD, Nov. 9.-B altimore city gives
$4,000 majority for Lincoln gain OF 4, 800
over the October election. TIE state I'M
doubtedly gone far Lincoln by consider
abb! majority On the home vote, and has
elected swan for Governor. zalsa
Col. Phelps is elected in the ard Oongrs'-
sonal district. - ~ .-.rg
BAIT more, Nov. s.-Republlcans have
a majority in the House; Senate doubtful.
It is estimated that the Republican major
ity in the state is about 1000. - fe't
- 1udsKld & xEHrUcKrI Sa481 ; 80
The Louisville election passed off quietsr
than was known for years.
The Lincoln organ estimates McClellsn's
majority at Is to $4,000. .......
The Journal Dem. clsims $4,000 for
Mac, the vote having been very light on
account of the heavy storm.
The Democrat says the State has gone
for Mcclellan by large vote. 1t is impos
sible to tell how large the majority Is. .,
The Ansieger Dem. says Mae. is elected
by ffty.thousand 100000 majority.
{. Our own opinion ia, that McCiellan's ma
iority will come within the figures Of the
Union Press, but the returns being meagre,
and remote counties not being heard from
it is almost impossible to form decided
CONNECTICUT.
HARTFORD, 3 "A. M '9th-Lincolns maj.
in Connecticut in all but IL towns is 1884.
The STORM will prevent early returns.
oss =. .5,lt e. 800 MAINE
PORTLAND, Sill towns give Lincoln
9,79l; NcClellan, 1875, showing Rep.
gain of 734 over the September election;
the Rep. maj. in September was l5,8l3; the
same proportion of gain throughout the
State, will give Lincoln about 1S 900 maj.
-------.- TENNESSEE. -
Nashville gives Lincoln 1907; Mcclellan
rs. Ohio soldiers, Lincoln 476, Mcclellan
lO7. The Republican tieLet is elected by q
very large maj The election was quiet.
= - a NEW HAMpsHIRE,
CONCORD, 9th-The vote of 1872 towns
foot up for Lincoln 25,748; Mcclellan 2s,-
6S7, this indicates handsome Republican
mai. on the home vote. 4.
. " MISCELLANEOUS SOLDIER VOTE.
WASHINGTON. vote taken in Alex
andria and Washington, at the different
barracks and hospitals show in part, Ohio,
Rep. 49l, Dem. SO: Iowa, Req. "A, Dem. 81;
Wisconsin, Rep 639; Dem. l65; Maine, Rep;
400, Dem. 70; Penn. Rep. 1888, Dem. 806.
A dispatch from Alexandra states that
the aggregate vote of all the soldiers there
is IS follows, Rep. SAT, Dem. l6s.
~ GO. PENNSYLVANIA.
The Philadelr hia Bulletin estimates the
Republican ma orlty at 10000 to $1,000; to
be swelled to over. $4,000 by the soldiers
vote. & 5UallHH . .''#t
NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, Nov. 9.-lt is reported that
Brooks is defeated in the 9Th congressional
district.
The Tammany ticket for county officers
is elected, except Mr. Conner, Mozart, and
McKeon for County Clerk. Russell, Tam
many Judge, is elected .s.., ?
, The Express in its late edition claims the
election Of Mr. Brooks in the 9Th Congress
sional District.
ALBANY, Nov. 9.-The Journal claims
New York State by 5000 Republican ma
iority 1t says the returns are very scat
tering and don't justify positive estimate.
The Argus claims that the Democratic
ticket is elected in that State.
NEW JERSEY.
NEWARK, Nov. 9-New Jersey gives
Mcclellan about $500 majority. Starr and
Newell, Republicans, and Sitgreaves, Roger,
and Wight, Democrats, are elected to Con-
gress. The State Senate will stand Is
Dem to Union, a union gain Of l mem
Der. House, with counties to hear from,
stands 30 Union, to Fl Democrats The
Republicans probably have or 2 majority
there, but on joint ballot the Democrats
will have very small Majority, thus secu
ring the U. S. Senator to succeed Mr.. Ten
Eyck, Rep. Republican 5000 votes in
state over 1862. The Republicans carry
every county in South and West jersey.
WILMINGTON, Del, Nov. S.--McClellan
has carried the State by about $50 majority
PROVIDENCE, R. l., Nov. 9.-Returns
from all towns in the State but one, give
Lincoln SOIL majority, and the soldiers
vote will increase it. ,l
WILMlNGToN, Del, Nov. 9.-Returns not
yet complete. The State is very doubtful
BALTIMORE, Nov 9.-The Republican
majority in Maryland is about $4,000.