New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-05
spsoi.I pI.p,tch 70 The N. Z. Tribune.

BURLINGTON VI. Tuesday Sept. 4, leeb.
Tho returns slowly bot thsre little doubt thar the
State gone Republican By increased majority from last
year.
The vote unprsosdentedly lsrgs. H. NJ Van Sycksn.
Republican elected Representative from this oty By 4
majority A. L. Csttn johnson Republican supported
BY the Copperheads.
The vote hero for Governor Dillingham; (Rsp) 64s
Davenport (Dem) 362 In ten towns heard from 10 this
county Hoyt (ep Portas Baxter the present msmbsr
H The county will be CLOSE Tho vote for Congress in Bur
lington and st. Adams stands;
Burlington-Hoyt S81; Baxter 2e9; Brigham Dsm) 500.
b. Abans-Hoyt 3o1 Baxter sr; Brigham. l7i The Vots
for eight Chttsnden County reported
gives Dillingham; s3l Davenport G52 Lat rear tho same
towns gaze Drlnshsm l.OT; Davenport 31a-shOvngs Re
publican gain of 50 per cont. Ny policy clearly re-
pudated by tho Green Mountain boys"
Special Dispatch 10 The N. r. Tribune.
ST. ALBAss Tuesday Sept T. 1866
Returns election for Congress follows b. Adams
BAXTER 327, Hoyt. 3Oo Brigham, l7i Georgia-Barser.
ee Hoyt 92 Brigham TO- Fsirfax-Bsrer 1885, Hoyt io3i
brigham 30. Fsrncd-Barsr 49, HOyt 90 Brigham. sos
swautor-BaItsr Al Hoyt l7s, Brigham, iOa. Hshsats-
Barter 80; Hoyt LIS; Brigham. 1874
spsoia Dispatch to the N Y. Tribune.
RUTLAND. VT, Tuesday. Sept T. 1906.
Returns received up this time indicate increased
Republican majores through the State Vermont speaks
loudly reputation Of my policy plsn and We trust that
ball started here today roll with irresistible force
in other State elections TO take place
In this town there before polsd 80 large vote
and the ticket largely Ia the minority
with increased msore Of Republican ticket over last year
Much enthusiasm prevails this evening Guns being 6rsd
tochight professions moving through the streets.
speeches being made, Sc.
The vote for Governor hsVs received IT, Is
fellows, Observation-Disclosures s25 Davenport 600; Wsllng
Dillingham; 2oa Davenport 49, ClarsndonDlins ham
1874 Davenport as Shrewsbury 80 Davenport 3O
Observation-Disclosures 49, Davenport CO., Chester-Dilng
ham 256 Davenport lsi Observation-Disclosures 1874 Daysn
port II; wndsor-Dilngham Isl. Davenport 81 Rocking
h.m-Dlin CHAM 3Oi Davenport g3li Middle6ury-Diing
ham 226 Davenport a.
Special Dispatch The N. y Tribune.
BELLOWS FALLS. Vt. Tuesday, Sept T. 1896.
The election here today has been very exciting and full
vote followed have carried the tso las,
years eectg their Representative and the Union party
last year had only majority on the State ticket.
The been thoroughly oanvsssd aud the contest TO-
day straight between the Union party and Ths Pha
dephia Convention j. H. Williams from the Union party and
delegate Philadelphia the Democratic candidate for
Representative and VIM H. johnson the Union candidate
The Union eanddats elected by 70 majority VIII
isms. and 81 majority all.
For Governor we gave 70 Union majority being Union
gain OF 70 on last ar On the Of the result
and amid great excitement the Union party three cheers
Unon and Constitution and three goans for the frat
Philadelphia Convention.
Returns from many other towns Congressman aud town
representatives. indicate heavy Union msIOrities.
Der Of Deputies
Herr verohon the reporter the committee on the address,
said;
1.-THE committee have In every respect thoroughly sppre
ciated the importance OF the present moment.
Ths speech from the throne Of character ths
nc IN haT 10 T
ali reference former differences and they have therefore
withdrawn their drat OF address in favor OF
posed BY Hers Won stsvenhsgsn and BOnn to which all par
ties have given their assent"
Dr. acoby said thai the bad not been In the In
Of the people freedom The success achieved had
glorious but the strengthening OF the Prusssn
archy could be approved from Germsn point Of view
The Bin Indemnity he declared to be enthusiastically inds
penssble.
After some debate the address passed, paragraph BY
paragraph and the whole address subsequently, adopted
only rs members voting against IT,
The minority consisted OF Herr Jacoby three members Of
the left and the Polish and Catholic deputies deputston
then elected present the address to the