Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-11-07
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
MARYLAND DEMOCRATIC.
Republicans gain two Con-
SrcsslMen in New Jersey.
Large Republican gain in Wis
COnsin
FENTON ELECTED IN NEW YORK.
MASSACHUSETTS ALL REPUBLICANS.
FENTON ELECTED In NEW YORK.
MASSACHUSETTS ALL REPUBLICANS

BOSTON, Nov. b, 1866.
The election has passed of quietly. A
very large vote has been polled all over tho
state. Gov. Bullock is elected by at least
10000 majority over Sweetzsr. In the third
and fourth districts, the only doubtful ones
in the state, the Republicans have carried the
day by large majorities. Twitchell is elected
by over 5000, and Hooper by over 1000 ma
Jority. Two colored representatives are elect
ed to the Legislature, Messrs. Walker of
Charlestown. and Mitchell of Boston. ellis
Adams by log maj ;rity.
Return. from l23 towns foot Bullock Co.,
974, Swoe.1er 1889. Gov. Bullock will
have from 10000 to 70, 900 majority in this
state. The Senate will probably be all Re-
publicans.
The total vote in the Sd District is as fol-
lows: Twtchell, Rep. 68S7; Aspinwall,
Dem, 2 ,79I; Gunrey, working-man, 51I.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 6.-The election passed
off quietly. Retuans still incomplete indi-
cate that conservative have carried the city.
NEW YORK, Nov. 6--The Democrats have
probably carried the city by 30 900 m jority,
and elected the following congressman 4th
District Fox 5th, Morrissey It'll, Chandler;
SEh, ooks leaving the 9th and 7th, Spen-
Ger and Darling, in doubt, with chances ia
variable to Republican candidates Democrats
carried Brooklyn by 5000, electing Barnes
and Robinson TO Congress.
| JERSEY CITY, Nov. 6.-Rsports from all
parts of the State are cheering. Thi. city
ndoubtedly elects Halsey, Republican. which
will be gain. Legislature is largely Repub-
lscan.
! Is BosroS, Nov. Go P. M.-Lstsr returns
show that the Republicans have carried every
congressional district, and elected 100 Reput-
licans to the Legislature to Democrats and
4 Independent Is. Twitchell in third district
has $500 majority; Hooper, i'll the 4sh, 1900;
Butler, in the 5th, 1900 to 5000; Banks, in
the 9Th, 5000 to 5000 Boutwell,, in The 9TH,
1000. Gen. Butler luns a little behind the
gu5eru atorial 'ote. -
NEw YORK, Nov 6. The order Of Super
inteGdtnt Kennedy, protecting challengers,
VI Ill cost the Democrats at least 20. 600 votes.
The polls were fully protec.e by the police,
ana ell suspected gal voters checked off
ready for the chsllengers. In the 5th ward
several arrests were made for illegal voting.
Morriesey and Fox, dems. elected to Con-
gress. Greeley is badly beaten.
BOSTON, IL .30-In Baltimore the Union
men have been defeated by the votes Of those
who participated n the rebellion, but the cleo
tion passed off very quietly. In many cases
the votes were challenged to their loyalty,
although they had been registered. and they
were not only required to take the oath, but
were sharply catechsed as to their antece
dents. At abour clock 1t appeared evil
dent that the Democratic ticket had been
successful. The two Union candidates for
Congress have been defeated and Mfr. Creswell
will not be elected Senator Nearly all the
Union candidates for the legislature have
been defeated
MARYLAND elects two Democratic Congress
men, and Democratic majority in the Leg
Islature.
New j ersey gains two Union Con sressmen.
BosroN, Mdnight.-In Baltimore John L.
Thomas, Republican candidate for Congress
has been defeated by Stevenson Archer, Dem
ocrat, by 1000 majority. In that part of the
city, formerly represented by Henry Winter
Davis, Col. Charles E. Phelps, Democrat ha
been elected by 973 majority. In the 4tl
District there is some reason to believe tina
Ex-Gov. Francis Thomas, Repu blIcan, ha
been reelected. There is great rejoicing
among the Democrats and but little rowdy
Ism.
New YORK, Nov. 6.-Albany city give
800 Democratic majority. Robertson, Re
publican, is elected to Cocgress in Westches
ter District by 1900 majority. Republican
gam.
newark, n. J.-Helsey, Republican, 70
Congress has 1857 majority. The Repu blcan
elect 7 of 9 assent !elnen and the senator.
MILwAUKKE, Wis. In the lst, ID, 81, St
and 9th Districts the Repu blcans have electe
their congressman by an aggregate majorit
f Is 900. In the 4th District Eidridge
Democratic, re- elected by 5000 mojorty
Repu blican gain very heavy all over the State
2 N1w YoRK.-Complete returns from Me-
York City, except one election district, gl1
, Hoffman 1869, and Fenton SO, 234. Stew
e art. Chandler and Wood are elected to Coz
gress.