The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-08
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The New York papers all conccde that
FENroN. Radical, has been elected Cover
nor, but do not yet agree on the majority
The Posts fourth edition puts Il at oOeo
the World by 1900, the Times by 10000 the
Herald by from 3,OO0 to 5000, and the Ifib-
Wae by at least the majority given In 1861.
The Congressional delegation stands twen-
" Republicans 10 eleven Democrats being
the same that It was two years ago.
One of the strange incidents in politics,
in the city, Is the election Of Colonel HAL
PISE-"MLEs O'REnLY" as Register He
ran against the regular Democratic candi-
date, overcoming the party majority Of 49,
600. and securing for himself majority Of
more than 1900.
The following figures show the vote Of
the State Of New York for six years past:
ls8O-Lincoln's majority Ql8
1e6l-Republcan majority ~, 6 3 'ss
is89-seymour (DemocraU majority 20 ll2
is8s-Depew Secretary OF state tRepl maj 2a4oo
1e4-FentOn's majority ,........ ..... SGh
iSsl-Lincoln's majority ..... ..... hti9
is8S-Bariow Secretary Of state, tRep) maj 1851
The Democratic majority in the state OF
Delaware Is about 1000.
In st. Louis the Registry prescription,
has beaten Hogan, for Congress by POS
Conservatives elect seven ont ofthe twenty
members of the Legislature The interior
is doing better.
Blair's seat will be contested his maiori-
ty Is but six.
Wisconsin gives Republican majority
of about 10000. The delegation in Con-
grcss is practically unchanged.
Minnesota gives about 5000 Republican
majority. aud re-elects both Republican
Congressman.
The Republicans have made clean sweep
Of Kansas.
Michigan gives a Republican majority
of about 25,0O0 and all Congressman elect,
are Republicans.
In New Jersey Congress will stand four
Radicals and one Democrat-a gain of two
for the former.
Speaking of the strength of parties, as
represented in the elections of this fall, and
what would be the result If all the States
had voted, the Enquirer maintains, truly.
that counting in New England, and the rest
of the States which the Radicals do not per-
NIT to vote because if they did they would
be kicked out of power, and the majority
against Congress is, at the least calcua
ton, more than 100000 votes! a Rcpuhl
can majority can only he figured up by
counting twenty-siX States. In part of
the Union they are in majority. In the
whole Union of thirty-six States they are
from 100000 to 100000 in the minority.
Philadelphia polled 100000 votes at the
late election, and on the same calculation
there ought to be, when we consider the
difference in population, 100000 votes in
New York at least. Instead of that but
$4,000 were taken. We have no doubt the
real Democratic majority in New York
City is 10000, if its full strength could be
polled.
OF JOHN MoRRIssEY, who has been
elected by so large a majority from the
Fifth District of New York-a portion of
the city, the New York Herala.says;
"Morrissey is Democrat, and mt present
he holds an important revenue office under
President Johnson's administration. He
wears an elegant beard and mustache,
fashionable clothing. and splendid da-
mond pin. His hair is elegantly curled
and his manners are suavc. and polished
Intellectually he Is as strong and rs able to
bear as heavy mauling as the Hon. john
Morrissey is physically. The Hon. John
Morrissey is as rough and rugged as the
oak. The Hon. John Morrissey has done
much to improve the morals and custom.
at Saratoga during the past two summers
and we expect that he will open one OF
two of his refined and luxurious establish.
ments at Washington this winter, especially
for the convenience of his iellow-Congress-
men,"