The Van Buren press., 1867-11-15

AHN iSS'''"Nu'c ID NS4J All ecll icpuulICAl
in both branches, but the opponents OF
the prohibitory law viii probably have
two-thirds ofeach of the branches. Bos.
ton gives 10000 msjority for Adams
-.nf New York, Nov. 5.
The election in New Sersey to day was
for six senator's and sixty members OF the
assembly; the returns show democratic
gains over last year, and democratic
ticket elected The election passed of
quietly.
Returns from senatorial districts show
that Tweed, Norton, Creamer, Bradley,
and Genet, all democrats, are elected.
The total vote of this city just received
shows total democratic majority OF
59,S1S.
The democratic gain in this city over
last year is over 1900 Returns from
Brooklyn show democratic majority for
secretary of state of $4,000
WORCESTER, MASS, Nov. 5.
The Democrats of this city formed in
procession $1,000 strong this evening
and marched through the principal streets
with a band music. There was great ea
thusissm among the Democracy.
t...t SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, Nov. 5.
Springfelp. the home of $ the late la
mented," is redeemed There is 425
Democratic majority in the city, Dem
ocratic gain 599 over the vote of 1866.
Sangamon county wilLgive about / 900
Democratic majority, gam over the vote
of 1866 of about 800. .a..-8 e.
A national salute in honor of the great
Democratic victory is now being fired.
The enthusiasm OF the Democracy is unr
bounded. . H
...l. ...# CHICAGO, Nov 5.
The election to-day passed off very
quietly. Only about two third vote was
polled. Gen. Osborne, Republican can
aldate for County Treasurer, has 4,003
and one precinct to hear from.
His majority in Cook county will prob
ably exceed 5000
j. NJ. Wilson, for Judge of the Supe.
rior Court, is beaten in the city by 400
majority.
The Republican majority in Cook
county, in 1866, was 9,G45--Ed. Rep
DETROIT, Mich, Nov. 5.
o-day without any excitement and" &4ra
4 light vote Returns from all the wards
)ut one show majority for W. w
W Wheaton, Democratic candidate for May
Or, of 600 a .H"am
la#I SALEM, Ill. Nov. 6.
There was two hundred and sixty
Democratic majority in Marion county.
This is official
ALTON, H., Nov. 6.
Editor Republican: In the election for
county officers yesterday, Madison coun,
y elected Capt Kennedy, Democrat, as
SCISSOR and treasurer, by over 500 major
ty.
Evansville gave 173 Democratic ma
ority; Alton, l67 Democratic majority
Jollinsville, 80 Democratic majority.
Mayor McMichael, the present incum-
Dent, was the defeated Republican candi-
late.
JUNCTION CRY, Kan, Nov. 6.
AT Ellsworth City yesterday the Dem.
ocratic ticket was very largely ahead.
Every county west, including this county,
rs far as heard from, has gone largely
Democratic, and five to one against the
to the Constitution allowing
negroes to vote All the amendments
will be voted down in Kansas l think
YOU may set Kansas down as a white
man State,
. .. New York, Nov. 6.
Returns, complete and estimated, from
thirty eight counties give Democratic
gain over last year, when the Republicans
carried the State by 1879, Of 4S,671
votes. The Democratic majority in the
State will doubtless exceed 10000.
The vote for Sheriff IN this city is quite
close. O'Brien, the Tammany candidate
is elected by $50 votes over Connolly, the
Mozart nominee.
ALBANY, Nov. 6.
The Argus claims over40, 900 majority
for the Democratic State ticket, a ma or
ity Of the Assembly, and at least fifteen
Of the thirtytwo Senators.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 6.
The returns come in slowly. The in
dcations are that the official positions in
the State will be filed by Democrats. In
Washington county the entire Democrat
ic ticket has been elected. it is also be
leved the entire Democratic ticket has
been elected in Frederick county, which
gives 1882 Democratic majority. Wy.
conico, New county, gives 1000 Demo.
cratic majority
.. ... BosToS, Nov. o.
In the vote Of 2i9 towns, Bullock has
80 ,626 Adams, 62,5j6. OF State Sena.
tors elected, so far as heard from, % are
License men, and only 9 for prohibition
Out o. 1875 Representatives, 1876 are for
License.
John Quincy Adams was elected Rep.
resentatives from Quincy.
.'' st. PAUL, Min, Nov. O.
Scattering returns indicate that Mar.
shall, Republican, is elected Governor by