The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-02
.-ur woRx uExr TUnsDAY,

,rHE WORK NEXT TUDsDAY.
On Tuesday next the last general elections
Of this year are held. Illinois, Wisconsin,
Micsie.n Ni,snri, MihnesosA, New York,
MARYLAND, Massschusetts, New jersey, Ds'a-
ware, Kansas and Nevada, pass upon the
N.sonsf iuuss. The Chicago Repsblieoa
has q summary Of the situssion - It appears
70 H. Creasaa : ~ q
Illinois elects State Treasurer and super
in,endent Of Public Instruction, fourteen
members of Gooyrsss, txelvs STATE Senators
and eighty Eve Representatives. The Legs
lA.urs eleeh 6snasor IN plses Of Senator
TRuxBULI. Or the result in this State the
Reuablican says
.Wa shall undoubtedly elect the Rspsbli-
can Saes scket BY = majority Of thirty . for
ty thousand, with m equally large majority
for Gen. Logan, tbs Republican candidate for
Congress from the State ct large. OF the
present delegation in Congress, the RApubli-
cans already have eleven cat u foastssn
members, an advantage which our informa-
believe they viii retain. Il 10 oct impossible
that at least one of tho three Democratic Dis
tricts may be carried ~ The Republican can
didate, also, notwithstanding the large Cop
perhesd mjorities in 1854. OF the Districts
which vent seainst them two years ago, the
opposition are dsvoting their chief efforts TO
carrying the Fourth, Twelfth, and thirteenth.
We shall alAo havs majority in he Legisla-
ture, on joint ballot. Of twenty to thirty >6ve
members. This will secure Republican U.
s. Senator ..-ss yr4s~
Wisconsin elects six Cengressmen and it,
Legislature. The latter must elect succes-
sor to Mr.. HowE, present q. s. Senator. The
Republicans will carry the State by large
majority. Five out Of the six Congressman
it is believed they will elect, and the Senator
viii be . Republican.
Michigan elects full State ticket, six Con.
grsssmen and Legislature. The present
State officers and Congressional delegation
are unanimously Republican, and the result
Will not be different on Tuesday.
Minnesota chooses State Auditor and
Clerk of Supreme Court, two congressmen
and . Legislature. The success Of the whole
Republican ticket is we'll assured. The two
Republican candidates for Congress are mem.
bsrs Of the present Congress.
Missouri elects State Superintendent Of
Public Instruction, nine Conlressmen and q
Legislature. The Rspnbiicon says:
The present Congressional delegation
stands seven Radicals to two Democrats-one
OF the latter NoeiD having been elected IS .
Radical. The result will depend entirely %
the enforcement Of the registration law, aud
the provisions of the Constitution excluding
rebels from voting. The latest information
from that State is highly favorable. The
Radicals will no doubt elect then candidate
on the State ticket, and at least six out Of the
nine Congressman. with large majority in
the Legislature"
Kansas elects Governor and State ticket
and one Congressman. The Republicans
will carry the State, and insure the election
by the next Legislature of two Republican
y. 5. Senators, one to succeed Senator Pox>
rRoY and the other to fill the vacancy made
by the death Of Senator LANE.
New York elects Governor and one or
two of the State officers, thirty. one Congress
men aud a Legislature. Of the result in that
State the Republican says:
ave have no doubt of the success Of the
Union State ticket and the re election Of Gov.
Fenton, notwithstanding the fact that the op-
position, aided by all the patronage and in
fuence of the Administration, are making
the most determined fight in that State. The
Congressional delegation - now constituted
consists of twenty Republicans to eleven
Administrationists. We may loose two mem
bers in New York city, where We achieved
triumphs two yesrs ego by divisions in the
ranks Of the oRpositp but the country Dis
tricts now represent by Republicans will
undoubtedly elect men Of the same stamp,
and there is prospect of . gain in the Elev-
enth aud the Thirtieth Districts On the
whole we have no doubt that, even concedinr
all the New York city Districts to the oppo-
sition, we shall at least hold our own in the
State. The Legislature will certainly be
strongly Republican, rendering the election
OF Republican U. s. Senator in place Of
Hon. Ira Harris certain
Massachusetts elects Governor and State
ticket and ten congressman. OF course the
result here will be all onesided. The Re-
pubiicsn majority VIII b overwhelming In
some Of the Congressional Districts there
is no opposition to the Republican candidates
The Democracy wouldn't make nominations
New Jersey elects five Congressman and .
Legislature. At present the Republican,
have two Congressman to three opposition
The prospects sre now good for the election
Of three, probably four Republicans on Tues
day.
Delaware is the only State that the Democ
racy are confident Of carrying. Yet ever
here the Republicans are hopeful. The pres
sut Governor 10 . Republican, the member o
Congress Democrat Notwithstanding
Democrat confidence their success 10 not en-
tirely certain.
In Maryland one State officer, Eve Con
sressmen. and Legislature are to be chosen
Since Gov. SWAMI has adopted the policy Q
playing into the hands Of the rebels Demo
cratic triumph in the State is highly probable
The Republican, says:
Maryland il represented in the presen
Congress by two Unionists and three Admin
istrationists. A triumph Of Gov. Swami
policy will probably result in the loas of on
Union Congressman, but Baltimore will cleo
an out -and,out Republican, in spite of fh
efforts of the rebels aud Administration me
combined. Should the rebels carry th
State. a Conservative will be chosen u
United States Senator in place of Senate
Creswell"
Neyada elects Governor, Congressman
and Legislature. These will certainly b
Union.
From this review the journal quoted
justified in concluding: "We see no reaso
to anticipate the loss of single State on ,h
general vote, or any considerable losses il
Congressmen-certainly not enough to mate
rally reduce the Union majority in the mex
Congress as compared with the present. Tn
result in the States which have already votes
give good ground for the belief that ther,
will 10 no Union lossn
As ANDREW plants himself on that portion
OF the Constituli which Is left to him, after
ms 20 very gene .stribution Of that in.tru
ment over the c AIRY, it would be we'll .l.o
tor him to adher- 10 he decision of the Fed.
srai Court by when that Constitution i. az
pounded.