The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-11-08
THE ELECTIONS.


New YORK, November The Times
saws there were four Republican and one
Democratic Congressman elected in New
Jersey yesterday.
NEWARK, November Hill (Repub-
lican) is elected to Congress over Rog-
ers by about 1880 majority, and it is be-
lieved Governor Newell is reelected in
the Second District, The COMPRESSION
al delegation will stand four Republic
cans to one Democrat-a gain OF two.
TRENTON, n. j., Nov. CHARLES
Haicht, Democrat, is elected in the "a
district by a majority of over 200. The
| Legislature in both branches is republic
can.
PHILADELpHIA, November 7.-Returns
from the election in Delaware are re-
ceived. Newcastle county gives lo9
majority for Riddle. Kent county gives
Cpl Democratic majority. Sussex coun-
ty is not yet complete, but enough is
k ,own to fix the Democratic majority
in the State ut 1,000-a gain of 500.
Illinois.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 7.-Dispatches from
Saint Joseph say that General Logan
is surely elected to Congress.
New York.
New YORK, Nov. Twenty Repub-
licans and four Democrats will COM
prise the delegation in Congress, as ut
present. The House of Assembly will
have a large Republican majority, as
the Senate elected last year already
has majority.
| NEW YORK, NOV. Tho World oh-
mits the election of Fenton by 1900
majority; the Times by l0,OG0; thu Her.
aid by from 3 to 5000 and the Tribune
by at least the majority given in 1851
BUFFALO, Nov. THE entire Demo
cratic ticket was elected here yesterday
NEW YORK, Nov. 1.-The most aston
lishinr result of the election i'll this city
lis thechoice of Charles G. Halpine, alias
Miles O'Rielly, as register by ovel
300 majority.
! ALBANY, Nov. THE Republican
Union General Committee are firing 10(
guns in honor of their victory i'll this
county and the reelection of Governor
Fenton.
New YORK, November 1.-THE return:
We have this afternoon continue to in
dictate the election of Fenton by 10000
majority. The Tribune's reckoning thi:
afternoon is Z ,i22.
New YORK, November THE Posts
fourth edition has careful collection OF
the returns from all parts of this State,
and estimates FentOns majority ut
nearly 5000.
DETROIT, Nov. Michigan elects
the entire Republican Congressional
delegation. Beanman's majority in the
LIST district is 1901, n Republican gain
ON the vote of 1860 of 240. In the I'd dis
of go. IN ta.snaiority is $3.50, a gain
jOrity is 1891, gainyof U0s ."Asir,s ma
district, rs far as heard from, Perry hal
100 majority. In the 4th district
Trowbridge has 1860 majority. In tn,
9th district, meagre returns give briggs
1000 majority. Republican gain large
throughout the State. In Wayne coun'
ty the Democrats elect the Sheriff
Prosecuting Attorney and Recorder.
Maryland.
/ BALTIMORE. November 6.-The cleo.
tioa passed off quietly. Returns, which
are still incomplete, indicate that the
Conservatives have carried the city. e
Washington county-5OO Radical ma.
Ijority.
Frederick county-From 500 to 1000
Radical.
Phelps, Conservative, is reelected in
the Third District, by 1913 majority,
over j. j. Stewart, Republican. The
| Conservatives have carried all the
Legislative and Senatorial dis
tricts of the city, which will give them
q majority in the Legislature.
| Mr.. Thomas, it is believed, is defeat
| ed. The Seventh Ward gives Archer,
! Democrat, ITO majority.
LATER
| Without hearing from the other pOr.
tions of the State, the result of the cleo.
ton in this city indicates that the Dem.
Ocrats and Conservatives united will
have, in the next Legislature, fifteen
Senators and nine Republicans; in the
House, tifty-five Representatives to
twenty-five Republicans-a clear ma
jority, on joint ballot, of thirty-siy.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 6-10:30 p. NJ
Very mcagre returns have rs yet been
received from outside of the city, but
such rs have come in show rebel and
conservative gains.
The Republicans have probably cleo
ted Ex-Governor Thomas, their Cong
ressman from the Western District. The
Conservatives have got all the others.
Phelps, from the upper part ofthe city,
has g75 over the republican candidate
Archer, from the lower part and county
has 1.S00 over John l.. Thomas, repnb.
lican. The aggregate conservative ma
jority i'll the city on Congressman il
1850. They have carried their whole
Legislative ticket, and will have ma.
.jority in both houses of the General As.
sembly. :,
c. c. Fulton, editor of the American,
who was candidate for the Senate, is
defeated by 275.