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there was no hesitancy on the Presidents
part, but, on the contrary, be expressed the
warmest iatsreSt in the welfare VI the State.
BuL " NJ. JOhnson was lhas ready, he, Nc.
SWann, felt that, in accepting military aid 20
sustain his own lawful authority, be might
be placing a weapon In the hands Of he RAD
icAl element Of the country, "a be uhed
against the President a. a gr0uRd " i'm
parchment He was glad the occasion had
not arisen. He would only rtiterate that II
Il had become necessary, no personal ooRSid-
Grafton would have prevented the President
from assuming the responsibility of the carte
blanche he had given to the Governor Of Ma
rylane to use the troops. Gov. Swami then
said that Generals Grant and Candy bad
come over here, but the latter appeared to
believe that he waq sent Ia the capacity Of
adviser. He (Gov. Swami needed no cOun-
eel with sRr4I ideas in mis- head. Gov. s.
then indicated the course Of prescription he
Intended to pursue toward the Radicals
He wOnld use all his power to punish the
men who had outraged and de6ed the Execu-
tive Of the State. The strong arm Of law
should reach all such offenders, even n the
judge on the bench. This ~allusion to Judge
Bond was received with cheerS.
NEW JERSEY.
While New Jersey is jubilant over her tri-
umph in electing a Radical Legislature, aud
10 defeating " Jack" Rogers, she mourns the
defeat Of Ex-Governor Newell, who has lost
the canvass IN the Second Cong e%ssional dis
trc', being beaten by Charles HAight, who
had two hundred majority. 1t is not unlike.
~, however, that Gov. Newell will contest the
seat. Tue State goes Radical 1900 majority
MISSOURI.
ST.. Louis, NOv.-The Official vote gives
Gen. Pile Ito majority over Hogan, Democrat,
for Congress, but should several hundred
votes cast AFTER the regnla. closing of the
polls be received his majority will be increased
and Gen. Blair be defeated for the Legisl4.
lure.
The Sesond, Fourth, Fifth, Seventh aud
Eighth districts give large Republican major
ties.
Thirty-six counties give over IL 90 Repub-
lican majority, and the counties to be heard
from gave LlncOln about 1000 majority in
1864.
Sr. LOUIS, Nov. NEARLY complete returns
give the Republican ticket Of this county
about 1900 majnrity.
lu the First Congressional district the Of
cial return gives Gen. Pile, Republican, 2Os
majority over Hogan, Democrat.
The returns from the interior are still
meagre, but enough has been received to
show that G.. A. Newsomb, Republican, has
been elected in the Second Congressional dis
trict by about 3 800 majority.
Ia the Third district the returns favor the
OF NOell, Conservative in the
Fourth, J. J, Gravely, Republican, will prob
have 5000 majority. J. W. McClurg,
Republican, is reelected from the Fifth dis
trIct.
General B. P. Loan, Republican, 10 ~re.elsc-
ted in the SeVrLth District by a large
majority.
In 81. Louis the Radicals elect four 5ena-
ators, the Conservatives Nv ;. Representatives
two, aud one Of the latter is General Frank
Blair, who is elected by six majority, canssd
by hity-twO Radical tickets being voted be-
to another district The UOnserVa-
here have been trying hard all day to
out q majority for Hogan. General
Mcneil seat a dispatch 20 President Johnson
him to return bis commission aS sur
as be had been elected sheriff BY 1000
majority.
When The polls closed at sunset there were
long strings Of men ia line waiting 10 vote
N the Ninth ward. Tue Conservatives threat
70 ed a riot OF the disfranchised. Finally, az
Ter consultation between the Conservative
citizens and the Judges, it was decided to
open tue polls and receive ballots OF regis
lsred voters. This was done, and voting
continued till nearly midnight. To-day il
has been decided not to count these ballots.
The Conservatives threaten trouble in con.
Blair's election will be eontesteSted.
KANSAS.
We cleo, our whole State ticket, with Eve
Representatives and four uhion Senator'S.
WISCONSIN.
CHIcAso, Nov. 8 From reliable returns re-
'eived here, it is estimated that the Republi-
,an majority in Wisconsin win reach fully
thirty thousand.
Milwaukee, November IB.-Republiean
on the congressional vote in this
State is not less than 10000. Gain OF over
lO5 per cent. on the vote OF 1864 The Leg
stands-SenAte, az Republicans; II
Democrats A%SOrmbly-7O Republican, 30
Democrats.
MICHIGAN.
DErRoIr, Nov. s.-ThP Republican majority
the s Ate, il 10 conceded, will be thirty
Eve hou5and.
NEVADA.
REPABLIoGN MAJORITY oSE THOUSAND.
Saw FREsctaco Nov. IA C,raon city de-