Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-11-09


ed by 5000 majority.
Republican gain very heavy all over the
State
NEW YORK CITY.
BosroN, Nov. 7-l.45 A. NJ.
Complete returns from N. Y. city, except
one election district, give Hoffman 1869,
Fenton SO. 234; Stewart, Chandler and Wood
are elected to Congress.
In 9Th district, Spencer, Republican, has
about $500 mciority Chandler, Dem, has
5000 majority in the 9,h district. Wood
has 900 majority over Darling.
HoHman's defeat is regarded as certain.
NEW YORK, Nov. ia A. NJ.
The Republicans lose three Congressmen
in the Island Counties-D Dodge, Darling and
Humphreys districts, hut gain three in the
River Counties. Robinson is elected in place
of Radford in the 10th, and Cornell in the
place OF Hubbell in the 18TH
The Republican gains in the rural counties
have Ostonished every body. The following
are samples
Albany, 400 Democrat majority; Republic
can gain 5000. St. Lawrence. Republican
majority 1900, Republican gain 600. Dutch
ess, Republican majority 400, Republican
gain 700.
Chemung, Republican majority s00i gain.
600. Fulton, Republican majority, 500 /;
gain, 500 Orange, Republican majority,
700; gain, 500. Richmond, Democrat ma
ioiity, 1000; Republican gain, 500. West
chester, Democrat majority, 500; Republi-
can gain, 1000, &C., &c.
/ The Republicans still hold both branches
I of the legislature, having gained more in the
country than they lost in the cities.
TRENTON, N. j. Nov. 6.
Returns come in slowly, but the indica-
tions are that the Republicans have carried
the state in both branches of the legislature.
| The Congressman from the 2nd District is
still in doubt with the probabilities in favor
of Newell, Republican.
CHICAGO. H., Nov 6.
The returns from the city ate as yet incom-
plete.
The Republican majority is about 5000, a
gain Of 5000. 90 towns in different parts Of
/ the state give Logan u, 100 majority.
The returns show Republican gains and
indicate majority in the state Of over 40 900
The congressional delegation will probably
be the same as before.
ST LOUIS, Mo-, Nov. 6.
Gen. Pile is elected over Hogan in the 1st
District by about 500 majority. The Radi-
cal county ticket is elected by a majority Of
2 500, The Conservatives elect two out Of
six State Senators, and thee out Of fourteen
Representatives, including Frank Blair. who
beats BTancomb by $50 votes. Returns from
the interior are very mesgre, but show an in
creased Republican majority. Kansas City
gives 800 Radical majority. Jefferson City
] so and franklin Co. 500 majority. Judge
] 10 slaotad IN 10 Qru fcf,f ot kx -
overwhelming m, jority.
Dispatches fIcm st. Joseph say that Gen
eIal Loan will surely be elected to Congress
TOPEKA, Kansas, Nov. 6
The Republican Ticket in this county il
elected by handsome majority.
The 9Th Senatorial District gives Craw
ford for Governor $50 majority, and Clarl
for Congress the same.
NEwAHK, N. j., Nov. 6.
In the 1st District Moore, Republican, il
elected. The 2nd District is in doubt. IL
the Sd Disuict siigrebves, DEMOCRAT, is elect
ed by reduced majority. The 4th Distric
is in doubt. In the 9th Halsey, Republican
is elected by about 500 majority.
The Senate will sand 8 Democrats 10
Republicans. The Assembly will be Repub
lican by a small majority.
NEW YORK, Nov. 7.
Skies of 81, ll4l sos, 1903. Q
and Sd series, loo. 52O's of 90. 40 IL
do. of Cd and SIS, lO7 7 s. 10.40's, 100 5
Nov. Coupons, l47 l s.
The World gives Fenton about 5000 ma
joriiy, the Times 5000, the Tribune sbou
the same as in 1864, the Herald from 5000 I
4 5000 john MorIissy, Fernando Wood
0 James Brooks, Fox, Stewart and Chandle
are elected to Congres.
The radical majority in Illinois is said /
be fully 10000
!. Maryland has gone Democratic; the al
q tempt TO exclude the votes of the rebel
proved failure.
a Missouri has gone radical. Hogsn has de
feattd Gen. Pike for Congress.
n DelewsTe is reported to have given 40
!, maj. for the Dom. Gov. and Congressmen-
half the majority of 1864.
j. Wisconsin gives Republican majority {
d $4,000; all Republicans for Congress but ont
WAsHINeToN, Nov. Z.
e The copperbeads sre very jubulant owe
the result in Maryland. 1t is stated in pc
\. litioal ciIcles that the President will mo-
push the work of removals, but he is mo-
\. busy with his message.
NAwABK, n. j., Nov. 7.
v The Congressional delegation will stan
four republicans TO one democrat, gain
o two republicans.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 7.
Returns from Delaware are received TIL
democratic majority will be 1000. The rebl
n are at home.