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

NOV. o. r. M.
Hooper has 5000 majority. Twitcbell
1000. Vote in the State 5 to | for Bullock.
NEW JERSEY
Jack Rodgers (dem) is defeated.
NEW YORK.
Returns rom New York look fret rate, ss
far as received.
BosToN, Nov. 6-sl P. NJ.
The election has passed off quietly.
very large vote has been polled all over
the State.
Gov. Bullock is elected by at least 10000
majority, over Swtetser.
In the third and fourth Districts, the only
doubtful ones in the State, the Republicans
have carried the day by large msjorilies.
Twitchell is elected by over 5000, and
Hooper by over 1000 majority.
Two colored Representatives are elected to
the Legislature of Walker OF
Charlestown and Mitchell OF Boston.
ellis (repub) is elected Representative
over John Quincy Adams Johnson by LOG
majority.
There is nothing definite as yet from the
other State elections.
In New York the indications are that there
will be large Republican gains in State and
City. Some estimate Fenton's majority at
10000. Democrats have give n up all hopes
OF carrying the State. Republicans probably
gain two Congressmen.
MARYLAND.
BALTIMORE, Go P, M.
The election passed IF quietly; returns,
still incomplete, indicate that the consetya-
tiyes have carried the city.
NEW YORK.
Nov. 6--gl-2 P M
The Democrats probably have carried the
city by $4,000 majority and elected The fol
towing Congiessmen Fourth District, Fox I;
Filth, Morrisey Seventh, Chandler; Eighth,
Brooks, leaving the Sixth and Ninth, Spen-
Ger and Darling, in doubt with chances favor
able to Republican candidates.
The Democrats carried Brooklyn by 5000
majority, electing Barnes and Robinson to
Congress.
NEW JERSEY.
JERSEY CITY. Nov. Go 8 4 p. NJ.
Reports iitm all pats of the State are
ci eering.
Ibis city undoubtedly elects Halsey, Re-
publican, which will be gain.
Legislature lie largely Republican.
BosToN, Nov. g. 0 p. M.
Returns from 1913 towns foot up, Bullock
63,974. Sweetser 1889. Bullock will
have from 60 TO 10000 majority in this
State.
The Senate will probably be all Republi-
cans.
The total vote in the Sd congre ssional
district lie as follows: Iwitchell, Rep
6,ss7; Atpinwall, Dom. 2,79l. Quincy
Sill.
Majority over Aspinvall 4,467.
Returns frt m New York city indicate mo-
more than SO, 600 majority for H iIman. A
his home be iuns slightly ahead of his ticket
Returns from all the State thus far ipdi
cate Republican gains.
BosToN, Nov. Go p. M.
Later returns chow Republicans oaIriet
every Congressional district, and elected lSj
Republicans to the Legislature TO Denis.
ard a Independents.
Twiichell, in Sd district, has $500 maj
Hooper, in the 4tb, 1900; Butler in the 9Th
1000 to 5000; Bsbks, in the 9th, 5000 t
5000; Boutwell,, in the 7th, 1000.
Gen. Butler lie elected, although he was
little behind the gubeIatorial vote.
The Order of the N. Y. Superintendent
Kennedy, protecting cballengers, will cos
the Dems at least 20, 600 votes.
The polls were fully protected by the pc
lice, and all suspected illegal voters checke
off, ready for the ohplleneers.
In the 9th ward, several arrests were mad
for illeta voting.
He ffman's mejorities, as lar as heard from
are as follows:
First ward, 2O55; I'd, 1885, Sd. S9s; stl
1856 10th, 1873 18th, sol 2lst, 1881.
The Dems. have carried New York Cit
by about 10000 majority.
Morrissey and Fox, Denis, are elected t
= Congress.
Greeley lie badly beaten.
' BosToN, Nov. 6-ll-l5 p. M.
in Baltimore the Union men have bee
defeated by the votes Of those who partic
pated in the rebellion, but the election pass
5 ed off quietly; only about dozen arrest
were made.
In many instances the voters were cha
lenged as to their 10y ally, although they ha
been registered, and they were not only II
: quired to take the oath, but were sharpl
catechised as to their antecedents.
At about s o'clock it appeared evider
that the Democratic ticket had been success
: I'll.
The two Union candidates for Congre.
have been defeated, and Mr.. CIesweli wi
not be elected to the Senate.
Nearly all the Union candidates for II
Legislature have been defeated.
4 New York city has gone Democratic
. $4,000 majority.
Q Roberts, (repub.) elected in Chester Di'
trict.
8 Maryland elects two Democratic Congress
: men. and Democratic majority in the Les
Q islature.
New Jersey gains two Union Congressmer
BALTIMORE. MidnigM.
: The Democrats have carried everything b,
5 fore them in the State, as far as heard from
/. The Legislature stands about thus -
2 Senate, 9 Union to is Democrats. Hous
/ 23 Union to 81 Democrats.
BosroS, Midnight
In Baltimore, John l.. Thomas Republica
8 candidate for Congress, has been defeated, b
8 Stephenson Archer, Democrat, by 100 mi
n jority; in that part OF the city formerly rel
o resented by Henry Winter Davis, Col. Chs
8 E. Phelps Democrat, has been elected by 81
6 majority. In the 4th district there is son
e reason to believe that Francis Thomas h
It publican has been reelected.
s NEW York, Nov. 6--Midnight
Albany city, 800 Democratic msjorit
q Robertson, Republican, elected to Congre
d in West Chester district, by 1000 maoril
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