Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-11-08
THE ELECTIONS.
Returns from New York, New Jersey,
Massa ehusetts, Wisconsin, and Mary
land-U nion Cams.


land-C nion Cams.
NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, Nov. 7.-Returns from the 1st,
Cd, Sd, 4th, 5th, 18th, and 18th Wards show a
Democratic loss Of 2,o2i since the Presidential
election
NEW YORK, ,Nov.7-Orangetown, Rockland
county, gives Slocum, Democrat 30 maj; a
Union gain of 80.
NEW YORK CITY, Nov 7-I1:3O D. m.-Near-
ly complete returns from this city give Slocum
over 24,0O0 mai, being a Democratic loss of
nearly 1900 from last year. His majority in
this city will be about 25,GO0.
Returns from the interior Of the State gener-
ally show Union gains.
There is now no doubt of the election of BAR
low as Secretary of State.
NEW YORK CITY, Nov. Ill u. m-Returns
from number of towns and cities in the State
show large falling off in the Democratic vote
as compared with the election last fall.
BARLOW is certainly elected Secretary of
State by large majority.
The whole Republican State ticket is also
elected.
Eleven wards in this city thus far have been
heard from, giving 11,COO majority for Slocum,
up to 10000
The Republicans gain a number Of State
Senators and Assembly men.
Ben. Wood is elected State Senator from this
city.
The election in this city passed of pretty
quietly.
NEWARK, Nov. Egg Harbor City. ATTAIN
tic county, gives Ward So majority, a Union
gain. AZ Trenton-First Ward gives i59 Union
majority; Sixth Ward, 81 Democratic majority
Newark-Third Ward gives $50 majority for
the Democratic ticket Seventh Ward, 6lO
Democratic majority; Eleventh Ward, 81
Democratic majority. Salem county, Mullica
township, gives 1863 Democratic majority; a
Union gain of %. Ellsinboro, 26 Union maiori-
~. warrington gives Union majority of 20.
One township in Morris county shows Union
gain of 64. Several towns of Essex county
show Union gains Of $50.
lsECoND DIsPATCH.1
NEWARK, Nov. 7.-Ciloucester connty-
Deptford township shows Union gain of 80:
Mantua shows a Union gain of -. Hunterdon
county-Lambertville shows Union gain of
~. Camden county-Hadden township gives
Ward 100 majority. Delaware county gives
Ward 60 majority. Winslow township gives
ward ~ majority. Mercer county gives Ward
about $40 majority.
THIRD DRsPATCHl
NEWARK, Nov. 7-Princeton, Mercer county,
gives Runyon, Democratic candidate, 20 maiorl-
". New Brunswick, Middlesex county gives
Ward, Republican cane idate, So majority At
lantic City gives 26 majority for Ward.
NEWARK, Nov. Union county gives Rum
yon 20 majority; Hackensack, Bergen county,
gives Runyon 100 majority; South Amboy, 40
majority for Runyon, Union gain Of 200;
South Brunswick gives Ward II majority, a
Union gain ofiO; Perth Amboy gives Runyon
40 majority; Union gain of "a: Morris county
gives Ward 26O majority, Union gain of 1i2
possibly three are elected. North Brunswick
OF 40. e''-''
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. Returns from New
Jersey almost unanimously exhibit Republi-
can gains over the vote of last year, when the
Democratic majority was only 1900. There is
not much doubt of the election of Marcus l.,
Ward (Union) for Governor, by a majority of
IRON three TO five thousand. Returns also
snow a large Union gain in Assemblymen,
which was made considerable of a contest on
account of the ratifying OF the constitutional
Amendment.
NEwARK, Nov. In Camden county,
nHfIG &c AlA
majority in the city of Camden is AS. Majority
In Camden county for Ward, $50. Wards ma
Jorlty in Atlantic county, PCS.
WISCONSIN.
MILWAUKEE, Nov. 7-Returns including the
cities OF Milwaukee, Racine, Kenosha, Fond du
Lac, and Watertown, give Fairchild, (Union,1
Tor Governor, 1,6S7 majority. There is little
doubt OF the election of Mr. Fairchild by from
5000 TO 10000 majority.
The result on the negro suffrage ouestion is
doubtful. The vote is light.
MASSACHUSETTS,.
BOSTON, Nov. .7-Repnbiican majority very
large-Salem $50, Marblehead Sc, Andover 100.
for the Republican ticket. The Legislature will
be all Republican.
GsEooND DIsPATcHl
BOSTON, Nov. AT the State election to-day
, tue Fote was small, il not being two-thirds of
last years vote
The vote of Boston was 6,sss tor A. H Bull
LOCK and 1881 for General ID. N. Couch. The
vote last year was: Andrew, L., 7S3 Paine,
Democrat, 7,94I Returns from II2 towns give
Bullock SO, Ill, Couch 1850. The vote of the
State will not probably exceed 10000, OF which
bullock Will receive from 5000 to lOO,OOO; |
Couch less than 25,O 600 ......
Gen. Banks is elec,ed to Congress in the sixth
district, TO fill a vacancy. His vote is about |
the same rs that for Governor. Waltham, his
own town, gives him AL against l3s for Green
wood. Charlestown gives more than /, 300 ma |
jority for Banks.
The Democrats have elected one Senator in |
Suffolk county, the only one i'm the STATE
The workingmen controlled the second and
twelfth wards in Boston u
The Democrats elected six Representatives
and the Republicans fourteen ~. = /
The House of Representatives will stand /
about the same as last year
BOSTON. Nov. 2, 9 p. m.-Fifty towns and /
cities give Bullock 1880, against Couch, 6,6l6.