The Portland daily press., 1866-11-07
aM.4,JORFTIES IN
TEE WESTERN STATES. !.

1 sAA@NeA~A e = .asA "A 2 %
tINUREASED M14J0RITLES IN
| TEE WESTERN STATES. 2
ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE DAILY pREss.]
| BOSTON, Nov. g.
| The vote is light but overwhelming. The
State majority cannot be less than $4,000.
Twichell for Congress in the third, and Hook.
er in the fourth district the only so-called
doubtful ones, are elected, the former by 5000
and the latter by 4,90O majority.
. John Quincy Adams is defeated for Repre-.
resentative by 1O6 majority,
| Two colored members of the Legislature are
chosen, one in Boston and one in Charlestown
Everybody is happy. There is great meet.
| ing in Faneuil Hall for the purpose of hearing
| the returns ' t-l
Second Dispatch.-Bullock has 6O,OOO or.7o,.
| 900 majority.
Hoffman has $4,000 majority in New York
city. As the State comes in Van Wyck will
| be elected e-e4
Probably Clapp and Halsey are elected in
New Jersey. Rogers is defeated. & 94
Two Republicans for Congress in Baltimore
are defeated.
Third Dispatch. ch.-Thirteen Wards in New
York show Democratic gain over 1868 of 469s.
J. L. Thomas, Jr., Republican, is probably de-
feated IN Baltimore County, Maryland, by g.
0O0 The Third Congressional district of Mas
sachusetts gives Twitchell, Republican, 6,O76.
The Senators from Suffolk County are all Re-
publican. lra
The Baltimore State Representatives and
Senators, q, are all Conservative a 70 4 = :
tah .l Nrw yopx Nov q o. mr. q
The State is snre NV ahout e;ol,t p, +a,, t,,,,,
and. Hoffman's majority in the city will bo
nearly fortv-eiebt thousand JR your,
We consider the election of Eenton s,,ra h, :
by decreased majority. New York will nrobo.
bly give forty-seven tbonsand m.;or;tv co.
Hoffman. 115
Four towns in Baltimore Countv rive H.,
q, ss sIso Hen-
1on VI majority. oswegatcnle gives 100 major
ity for Fenton, gain of 100. Rennseler Coun-
ty is estimated at !, 200 majority for Fenton-
Tn Harl,;,nor Fontn,,,s ,v,.;.-:... -.
Na'1oli'y over l,1VO.
foughkeepsle gives Fenton 3l4majority, a Re-
publican gain of &c. Chatauaue, Feuton's
home. gives him b .2Of majority Tn Colu,oh;o
4e' s..S' .A- o'.oo Ni'Joii'y' Ii Ooiuhpia
County fenton gains ZIG. There is Republ-
can gain of 80 in Wyoming. Poughkeepsie
gives 5OO Renuhlican majority ,rrou
Elves majority Of from soo y 400 foy Esn.as un,s
f''s,ss's -ca =, wv y ~ ~
h!ra aoase aea gives ooo majority Ior renton. Au
Eon.on ' I', WI:.o,a,, u'suaM ., ooi malorisy Ior
gain of "a. Ithica pives a gain of GO cro,,n
q ~ e, s"in VI o' orowh
oin' gives gam ol %. Fhere are large Un-
ion gains in Orange. County Troy gives Fem
ton 500 majority. Lansingburg 355 majority
for Fenton Tn Nav Roobo1Ia .hou. ,'us,.' - D.
,,. o0" A'ooneiio 'here Is d ne
In Massachusetts, all the Republican Con-
gressmen are elected. The indications are that
the State has been carried bv over f5 Ooo ma
ioritv Two coloroa nan ~ - o,aO.ss go. y. -. !
Toa;,,,+,,r. o,o S 80, sA arc e'o''eu 70 'he
[ro THE ASSOCIATED PREss.1
BosroN Nov
large vote was thrown to.dav IN tbe aiso- 10
tion of State officers. members Of Cnnoress
and the Legislature. The Republicans, as usu. iu.
al, have had it ali their own way and e;ye e IN
creased niaiorities over last yaay wbans noyar
nor Bullock received 70 G00 votes ans;nst 1ess
| than % 600 opnosition -e'
We have returns from 1870 towns, which give
Bullock 81 900 majority, and at this rate his ma
iority in the State will be from 65 oon to 70 nnn
These 13O towns elect I30 RanuhI;cons Hon,'
ocrats and Tndenendents to fba T,a1;sia+,,ra
The Senate is Republican entire.
The vote of Bostan faots nm 2 ao0 for p,,,loo,-
to 5000 for sweetser The Republicans select elect
| their full Congressional delegation of eleven
members to Congress, by maioritiese = varying
from two thousand usas9d tta 69op. For the Third
jority. Hooper, in the Fourth, 4,5OO. Butler in
the Fifth, from four to five thousand. Banks
in the Sixth, five to six thousand. Boutwell, in
the Seventh, about four thousand. Returns
from from the The other Congressional Districts are Of
The Republicans are enjoying themselves in
Faneuil Hall with music and speeches.
Two colored men are elected to the legisla-
ture; one in Charlestown and one in Boston
Later and fuller returns do not alter the h'r re-
turns as indicated ia the previous dispatch.
| WoRoEsrrp Nov