Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1866-11-16
The Recent Elections

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majority 1896 IN the State. This is better
than first dispatches Indicated end consid-
cring the immense majority rolled up
against the Union party in New York city.
Brooklyn &c. is in the highest degree cred
table to the other parts ofthc State. These
elections however will not change the COM
plexion Of Congress but little. In the House
VIC shall certainly stand os well as in tho
NNN1N Congress, and perhaps better. In
the Senate there are 80 Radicals. to IL Dem'
ocrats and Conservatives, counting the
Tennessee members. In the next we shall
have gained one in California. two In New
Jersey. one in Pennsylvania and one in Or
egon, some Of these already chosen. and
lose one in Maryland. Here will bea gain
of three. making the next Senate stand. il
no more states are admitted, IL Radicals
to 10 Democrats.
MISSOURI.
THE REPUBLICAN MAJORITY IN TIE STATE
ABOUT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ELECTED.
ST. LorIs. Nov. s.-Partal returns from 30
counties indicate n Radical majority in the State
Of about 2o,o0 The balance not heard from. Is
estimated IN the above. Pile,s official majority
in the Ist Congress District is lG. Newcomb
seryatiye) Is elected in the Hid District The
WITH District overwhelmingly Radical. GRAY.
elly's majority is about 400. In the With Dis
trict McClurg carries Morgan. Miller. Cole,
and elected by about 1000 majority. The With
District looks favorable to Van Horn (Rep). He
carries Jackson. Clinton. Cas-, Caldwell, Bates.
and Lafayette counties. Birch lConseryatise)
are not reported. The With District elects
loan RadcaD by heavy majority. The With
District elects Benjamin Radical who has large
majoritie- in Clark, Au,irian, Scotland, Lewis.
san Marion, Shelby and Macon Counties. The
rest cannot alter the result. The IXth District
probably elects Switzlcr Conservative owing t,
gain, in Pike County and the immediate Rebel
vote cast in Galloway. Anderson carries Il.
Charles. Montgomery. and warren. but Is beat
cn by small majority. There is u great rrioic-
Rl;,ir election TO the legislature will he confess
ted. lie had six majority over Branscoinbe.
MICHIGAN.
THE UNION MAJORITY 5000.
DETROIT. Nov. s-Mchigan gives nearly 3d.
O0 majority and gains increase official re-
turns come in. We claim to bc the Banner state
for gains. But one Democratic Senator in the
Legislature L. elected.
KANSAS.
REPUBLICAN MAJORITY ABOUT FIFTEEN riior.
SAND.
LF,vENwoRTH. Nov. S.-Returns come in
slowly. The State has gone Republican be-
tween 1900 and 1900. Clarke's majority for
Congres, will ,e full 1890. Baldwin City, 2l3
Republican majority. Davis County about 100.
Laycnworth County about 20 Democratic ma
| ioriiy. Wyandottc. 80 Democratic majority; "A
Rebel gian of2S5. \ large majority Of the Re-
| publican candidates are elected TO the Lcgisla-
ture. The indications are that senator Pomcroy
! who carried every district in this county the
| first time in years will he reelected.
MINNESOTA.
| TIIF REPt Hi.ICAN MAJORITY Amrr l0.Np
81. PArL, Nov. s.-Return> from our State
election come in slowly. but thus far. with few
exceptions Republican gains are reported. The
majority in The state will probably reach 1000.
Each congressman will have an increased MAJOR
ty. The Legislature will stand about IL Repub-
/ lcan and Democratic Senaiors, and 81 Rcpub-
lean and 10 Democratic Representatives.
NEvARDA.
TIE UNION STATE TICKET ELECTED BY 1.00O
MAJORITY.
SAN Francisco. Nov.-Carson City dispatch
says that the Union party carried the Nevar,ia
State election Yesterday, by about TO- 900 majority
ILLINOIS.
ABo,T 5000 REPUBLICAN MAJORITY.
| Quincy, H.. NOV. S-lllinoi, has gone Re-
publican by 1850. Harding. Rep, is reelected
in this Congressional District hy Il largely in-
creased majority.
DELAWARE
| TTE VOTE FOR GOVERNOR
| The Wilmington Gd<ette (Dcm.l claims the
| following ~ the vote Of the State. The ~pa,-
merciM Il 'nion) think, il is too high for S.uls-
bury. the Democratic candidate:
| salisbury. E,kle
| Newt astlc County l1g
Kent county OBS
| Sussex Countb 70.
Il Total lSt5 II.
| Dem. mal. in The State 1916
THE House OF REPRESENT tTIVFS