The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-11-16
Ten Thousand Rebels Voted the
Copperhead Ticket in New
York City.
NEW YORK.
EspeoIal pespa.eh % lAs phIl.aslphIa Pr.s.l

Especial Despatch to the Philadelphia Prs1l
New YoRE, Nov. 1.-THE ionl majority for
Hoffman in the city meits away before the
tremendous votes Of the honest interior as
the clouds Of night ay before the rising sun.
The z aims on all :he estimates outside OF the
city have been invariably large Republican,
and we shall no. be surprised " the figures
shoW 4 majority Of At least l5,gOO for Fen
ton.
New YoRK, Nov. "a A M-The unusu-
ally heavy Democratic majority in New York
and Kings county have been overcome by the
prOpOrtiOnably heavy majorities the other
way in .he river counties and those west Of
The Hudson.
The Congress throughout the State will be
about as at presnnt. Dr.,
The Republicans still hold both branches
Of the Legislature, having gained in the
country more than they lost in the cities.
The Republicans lose three Congressman in
the island counties, Dodge, Darling and Hum
phreys' districts, but gain three in the river
counties, via; Van Wyck IN place OF Winfield
In the 18th Robertson In place Of Radtord
in the 10Th, and Cornell in place of Hubbell
IN the 18th.
Ten thousand rebels voted in the city Of
New York.
NEW YoRE, Nov. s.-The Tribune foots up
Fenton's majority at IA, BOG.
The Legislature stands 70 10 6 in the Sen
ate, and 81 TO ~ in the House.
ILLINOIS.
CHICAGO, Nov. 9.-Sixty counties in this
State give a Republican majority OF 5000,
q gain Of $4,000 since 1864. The Legislature
stands as follows Senate, is Republicans to
0 Democrats House, 5s Republicans 10 81
Democrats.
MASSACHUSETTS,.
Two hundred and twelve towns show an
entire vote for Bullock, the Republican can
didate for Governor, Of sJ,2I3; Swsitzer, his
opponent, has received 1869 votes.
3ul,ock's majority in Boston will be over
Eve thousand.
MARYLAND.
TRAUps II TIE RECENT REsiSTRE-.SASE OF
LOYAL MES OMITTED.
Especial Despatch TO the Press
BGLTiNORE, November 9. -Large frauds By
SWANS registrars have been discovered
The names Of many Radical loyalists, regis
tered in 1865, have been omitted from the
judges transcript BY Swann's registrars. In
enc precinct Of the Sixteenth ward twenty
Radicals who voted at the mayors election
we're refused the right Of suffrage because
their names were not on the registry. In
that precinct, Phelps, the Copperhead eandi-
date for Representative in Congress, received
a majority Of six. Twelve votes In each pre-
cinct would have elected Stewart over bin,
and in the one | have just cited he would
have had fourteen majority. II is the Inten-
ton Of Mr., Stewart ~ carry the ease before
the House Of Representatives. At Washington
and secure justice.
The following are the COugreSsmsu elected
mostly by sraaei
First D.striet-Hiram Mccullough, COnSer-
vative.
Second District-S,evrnSOn Archer, OonSer.
vAtiYe.
Third Distries-ChGrleS E. Phelps, COnser-
Vative.
Fourth Distriet-Franeis Thomas, Radical.
Fihh District-Frede, lex Stone, COnSerya-
tive.
THE Gauss or rHE DETsAr.
The New York Th5Eas has a Baltimore
despatch which says the polls were 'WAmPsd
by the ~inuudation from the rebel army. No
perjury intimidated them. Gen. WOOley saw
two rebels go to the polls and vote, Aad rec
oVniEsd them both as blockade r1nnefS whom
he caught in 1853 and put into the Old CaPi.
toll Prison. They SWorc they had always
been loyal.
The following 10 a summary Of the speech
made on wednesday By Governor Swan TO
the rougbS Of Baltimore;
He claimed the result ia The State az 4 vim.
Of bis (" policy" and promised not
70 wAveF IN tho work began. he was snbso-
qusntiy waited on at bic residsneo By The
State Committss and others, aad
eomplimsnted npon bis course. 10 reply he
over ths victory, and praised PIssi-
Johnson. Re said, had The eoptingsney
occurred, ihs chef EEseuiiys Of he nation,
uhO alone could have aG1rdod The nssded
aid, would have ordered The Uniisd States
troops a, oceupy the streets Of Baltimore.-
Ne. he Governor, bad been n daily confer.
sns' with ". tObnSou, sad could say that