The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-09-05
v VERMONT.

The First Union Victory Of the Fall Canvass
Governor Dillingham; Triumphantly Elected-A
Union Gain Of 5000-Ihe Senate Unanimously
Union and Gains IA the House
MONTPELIER, VT, September 4.-The annual
election Tor Governor, Lieutenant Go overnor, and
Treasurer and members OF the Legislature IN this
State took place to-day. Toe Republicans voted Tor
the Hon. Paul Dillingham; OF Waterbury, Tor GOV.
crnOr, and the Democrats tor Charles n. Davenport
ESQ OF Wmtlngnam. We nave occurred TINS even
ug returns nom about thirJV towns, embracing
abou, one-tenth or he vote OF the State. rhe ballot
stands thus Tar as tollows:-Dlnghan, 6l49; DaVen-
lie same towns last year gave Dillingham; 1858
ana Davenport 1853. Ins vote indicates a gam 1
the Republican, majority in the state over that OF
last ear OF auOut 500 OF the towns neard from on
the Governor vote all report Republican members
OF the Legislature but two The Senate will, usual
be UNANIMOUSLY Republican,
In the Ihiru ongress1onal District, where hard
fgh has been gOlng on between tle rival RepuU l.
cal candidates Tor Congress- there IS no cholce. As
lar heard II IOm, tue two candidates, the HOn. Por-
uus Baxter and tine Hon. Romeo II, hoy T. are aoout
even In the other TWO districts the Republican
nominees aIe eit cted b. handsome majorltles.
BURLINGTON, VT, September The returns
Gene III slowly, but here little doubt that
S,a.e has gone Republican Uy an increased majority
tronl last year. The vote is unprecedenedly ar1e.
h. NJ. Van ~ cklen' Repubncan, Is e'ec ed Repre-
sentative IRON this CITY, l54 majority, over A,
Cattiin, johnson Republican, supported oythe Cop
perheads The vote here ior Governor was :-Dl-
nngham (Rep.l $40; Davenport (Oem J. 1852. In ten
towns heard from IN this county HOyt, (Rep leads
Porhus Baxter, the present member, l44 The county
The vote for Couyress in Burlington and St.
Adams stands = -Buringtou-Hoyt, 3O3; Baxter,
327; Brigham, ia Che vote for Governor in eight
towns in Chttenden county, as reported, gives Dl-
hngham 1881; Davenport, 682 Last year the
same towns gave Dillingham; 1917; Davenport, 313-
showing q hepubIcan gam OF over fifty per c5nS.
IN, policy Il clearly repudiated by the Green
ST. ALBANs September 4-Returns of election
TOR CONGRESS are a, lolo VISIT Albans-BaXter,
SO; Hoyt. go; Bingham, 10. FairfaX-BaXter, l63 !;
Hoyt, l08; Brigham, 30. Fairheld-BaXter, 1l2;
hogt l2S; Brigham 206' 205' Swsnton- Baxtsr' AZ;
Hoyt, 125; Brigham, 124.
hUTLAND, VI, September A. 2turns received
up to tins time indicate increased Re puDlican ma
ior ties through the State. Vermont speaks Loudly
IN reputation of the 'mypolicy plan, and we trust
irresistible force IN other state elections soon to
IA this town there never before was polled so large
Ote and the CopperJoEnson ticket was LARGELY in
| the minority with increased majorites for the Re-
publican ticket over asst year. Much euthusiasm pre-
val thi, evening. Guns are beng fred torchlignt
professions are moving through the streets speeches
lhe vote for Governor, so far as we have received
it. is as follows -RUtland-DIllinRham S25, Daven-
| port 600; ngford-DIlhngham 202, Davenport
| 49, Observation-Disclosures l64, Davenport 25;
! Wsuury-Dl bingham 80, Davenport 80; Castle
| ton-Diingha ham 2S1, davenport 40; Chester-OIl-
| lnonam 1885, Davenport 10; Cavendlsh-Dillngham
| 1874 Davenport IL; Windsor-Dulingham Isl, Da-
| yeIUort 81 Rockln gham-Dillmgh 304, Daven.
| port 28l; Observation-Disclosures 226, Dayen
BELLOWS FALLS, VT, September 4-The election
| here to-day has been very exciting, and full vote
| followed The Democrats have carried the town
tue last two years electng their representative ana
the Union party last year had only one majority in
| thr State ticket
| The town has been thoroughly canVassed, and the
contest to-day straight out beCw cen the Union
| paI ty and the Philadelphia Convention. j. II
| Williams from the Union party and delegate to
| Philadelphia, was the Democratic candidate fol
| Il preventative, ana William IL. johnson the Union
| Candidate The Union candidate was elected by 7g
| msioIity over YiilIams and 81 majority over all.
| For Governor, we gave 73 Union majority being
| Mon gain of Y on last year. On the announce
meuU of the result, and amid great excitement the
| Union party gave three cheers for the Union anC
Constitution and three grOans Tor the first Phadel
| phla Convention.
! } etuIns from many other towns, on Com ngressona
| and town representatives, indicate heavy Union ma
] iOT ties