The national Republican., 1867-11-06

FswAaK, N. j., Nov. 5.-osps Nay county
slsets . Dsmoeratie senator AID ssssmblymsn.
| Rsturns show largs Dsnoorase gains. HOUSE
Of Assembly VIII bs Dsnocrstio. The Senate
rill havs . snail Rspubliesn majority. The
Democrats WIN probably have majority on the
Joint ballot. In Essex county the Democrats
gain one member Of the House. In Atlantic
county, Galloway township gives rs Democratic
majority. Mullica township, "a Republican
majority.
Burlipgtop ounty-Chssterhsid, 12l Rspub.
lioan majority Northampton, 1913 Rspubii.
can majority; Mansfield, "a Democratic major.
ityi Bordsntown, SIT Democratic majority,
Burlington, 4s Democratic majority Beverly,
8 Democratic majority. -
Cumberland county y.-Vineland gives 450 Re-
publican majority for the Assembly.
Camden county elects the whole Democratic
ticket BY 500 majority.
H.. LATER Il
NEWARK, N. j.. Nov. S.-Union, Morris,
Psssaie, susssx, Warren, Hudson, Cape Nay,
Middlsssr, Mercer Camden, and Burlington
counties report Democratic msjorities. Salem
county reports . Republican majority. There
Is probably . Democratic majority in each
branch Of the Legislature.
[rHE LArEsr.l
TRENTON, Nov. 5.-Large Democratic gains
everywhere. Tho Legislature is Dsmaoratic In
both branches.
LEAvEswoRrH, Nov 5.-0ut Of about 3, 500
votss registered, only 1900 were cast to-day.
The negro suffrage proposition received only
about 700 votes.
Mrs. Stanton and Susan B. Anthony, who
who have been oanvassing the State In favor Of
female suffrage, visited the polls Of each ward,
and addressed the voters probably the arst 90.
ourrenoe Of the kind In this country
The proposition to strike tho word " man
from tho constitution probably received q
larger vote than either of the other proposed
amendments.
sr. LOUIS, Nov 5-Tho returns from Kansas
are msagre, but indicate that both female and
negro suffrage are defeated BY from 5000 to
10. 900 majority. Learsnworth gives from 1, 500
to 1000 majority against negro suffrage. The
entire Democratic county ticket Is elected.
Topeka city and Shawnee county give about
800 majority against negro suffrage salina
gives large majority against negro suffrage.
LAWRENCE, KANSAS, Nov. 5.-The Rspubli.
can ticket is elected In this county BY the
usual majority. Negro and female suffrage is
dsfsstsd BY small majority.
Illinois.
CHIcA AGO, Nov. 5.-The election to day passed
of very quietly. Only about two thirds Of the
vote Of the city was polled. General Osborne,
Republican candidate for county treasurer, has
zoos msjority In the city, with ono precinct
to hear from. His majority in the county will
probably exceed 5000.
J. M. Wilson. who was an Independent candi.
date for judge Of the superior court, 10 beaten in
the city BY $40 majority.
Wisconsin.
MILWAUKEE,, Nov. 6.--Seventy five towns and
cities, Milwaukee included, show . net Demo.
cratic gain Of loo over the vote Of 1855, when
there was q Republican majority Of 10, 900.
Fairchild, (Republioan) for Governor, Is prob.
ably reelected. The Legislature is decidedly
Republican
Minnesota.
ST. PAUL, MINI, Nov. 5-Rsturns received
from thirty cities and towns Indicate the election
Of William Marshall for Governor BY small ma.
jority.
Negro suffrage is believed to be defeated.
From AriEons-U. 3. Force Attacked by
Hostile Indians-The Indians KIN An
other Mail Rider.
sAS FRANCISCO, Nov. 5.-LAts Arizona ad.
vices say that Major Clsndsnin's force was at.
tacksd by the Hullaps Indians nsar HulIape
mi ntatn md aamnalIad Ia T.II L..L
denim returned to their camp AFTER three days
scouting. fought and surrounded the band and
drove them from their rancho. Amopx the
books and papers abandoned by tho Indians
wsre the books and papers belonging to the
mining party lately driven from the Sacra.
mspto district with loss Of four men.
The Indians have killed another mail rider
near wiokenburg.
Before the adjournment Of the legislature, q
resolution was passed condsmniDg the policy Of
Gen. Mcdowell on Indian affairs
A memorial asking COnsres to allow the Gov.
srnor to raise a regiment Of volunteers to take
the field sgainst the Indians was unanimously
adopted.
This AIab,ma Recopstruction Couvea-
tion.
MOBILE, Nov. 5.-Ths reconstruction eonvsn.
tion met at Montgomery at IL o'clock to-day.
Eighty nine members were present, fourteen of
whom were colored. Z. ". Peck, Of TuseaiOoss,
was chosen president, and Robert Barber, secre.
tary. Negroes were elected to the positions Of
assistant secretary and doorkesper. The day
was consumed in perfeoting an organization.
Fifty. odd members are old citizens Of Alabama;
tho rest are oolorsd and Northern men.
| Political Affairs In North Carolina.
| WILMINGTON, N. c., Nov 5.-The registra.
tion hnoLa xsra raonanad to-day; thu rssnIt