Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-09
MINNESOTA.


ST.. PAUL. Nov. THE election Is pro.
cceoing quietly, though there is = good deal
of excitement over local officers. All kinds
of 81. it tickets are In The field, every candi-
date going for himself, ~ he thinks best
The Democratic State ticket 10 SO dead, that
but for county ofhcers, little interest would
b felt in the result in this State.
II p. m.-Returns come in slowly. The
id~icati0ns are that Marshall will have q large
majority In the State. Saltwater town and
county give 8 majority tor Rice (Dem.) for
Governor, and "a against the smeuhpent.
Minneapolis gives Marshall (Rep) for Gov
crnor, 100 majority. Winona gives Marshall
1UO majority and "A majority against the
amendment.
MICHIGAN.
DETROIT, Nov. THE election In this
city to day passed off quietly, and has re.
suited in the election Of a majority Of the
Democratic city ticket. NJ. J. Mills, Demo
cratic candidate for Mayor, has . majority
Of about eight hundred. Julius Stall, Kepub-
lican, Tor Police Justice, has q majority OF
over | 100.
or the Aldermen, the Republicans have 8,
the Democrats 2, and the Workingmen /.
The Democrats lose the 2 members in the
Common Council. :
CONNECTICUT.
NBw HAVEN, Nov. THE Democrats
carried this town in the election to -day. their
majority being slightly less than last year.
~MARyLAND.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 7.--1he vote in Balti.
more is very light. There was very little
opposition. There were less than 5000 votes
cast. Thninas is elected in tbe3 District to
long css to fill the vacancy occasioned by
the resignation OF Col. All. Bates.
NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, Nov. =, 1 a. NAT half past
- o'clock this morning the Tribune estimates
show the election of the Union ticket ia this
city of about 23,OOO.
The Times estimate shows tho election Of
the Union ticket IN this State by $1,000 ma
jority, with Democratic majority in this city
24,OOO.
Returns from a number of towns and
cities in the State show q large falling of in
Democratic votes as compared with last
fall. Barlow is certainly elected Secretary
of State by . large majority. The Republi
cans gain "a number OF State Senators and
Assemb'ymen.
Ben. Wood is elected State Senator from
this city. The election in this city has been
pretty generally quiet.
Nearly complete returns from the city
give Slocum over 10000 majority, icing u
Democratic loss OF full 1900 from last year.
His minority in this city ill be about u.s.
COO. Returns f,Om the interior generally
show Union gains. There is no doubt OF
the election OF Barlow rs SECRETARY of State.
Returns from. New Jersey almost unani-
mOusly exhibit Republican gains over the
vote OF last year, when the Democratic ina
jority was only 1900. There Is no much
doubt of the election OF Marcus l.. Ward
Union) for Governor. over RunyOn by the
majority Of from 5000 to 5000. Returns
also show q large Union gain on. Assembly
men.
MASSACHUSETTS.
New YORK, Nov. THE returns received
from Massachusetts, indicate a very heavy
majority for Bullock, (Rep.) for Governor,
and that the State will be almost entirely
Republican.
In Cook county the Union ticket is elect
ed by about 5000 majority, the majority in
Chicago being 3.O4S. Adams county has
probably elected the Union ticket last year
it gave logo Democratic majority. The city
Of Quincy gives 100 Union majority-aU Union
gain Of 800. Will county has gone Union
by 4OO To 500 majority. The Democratic
majority in Joliet Is 36O-a Union gain of
359. Aurora gives a Union majority of 23l;
Jacksonville a Union majority of ass, and
La Sale a Union majority of III.
- WISCONSIN.
MILWAUKEE, Nov. 7.-Returns received
up to this hour, 10 P. NJ, from 81 precincts,
give Fairchild, Union, for Governor. 1887
majority. The vote for the extension of
suffrage in II precincts runs $40 behind the
ticket. There is little doubt but that the
Union State ticket is elected from 5000 to
10000 majority. The result Of the vote on
negro suffrage is doubtful. The vote is light
compared with last year.