Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-11-16
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MksuI,TuV Nu" b kuusu4 We.
mblIuna carry lhu Legislature Wy
n decreased majority Negro sul
nugc amendment wus behind the
ticket. lut probably carried Fo.
male outrage lot hy several thous-
aud
Wisconsin returns show Demo.
cratic gains, and Fnirchild running
behind his ticket
In Maryland the white Democrat
Sc ticket elected,
In Massachusetts Adams carried
Boston by l,ls5 majority, 7 h Q
same gains throughout the State,
however, would not elect Adams,
but would show Republican loss
of 10000,
In the New Jersey election Eliza
beth City and New Brunswick went
Democratic. Returns so far indi'
cate that the Democrats have car
ried the Legislature, The vote is
very large.
WAsuINGToN, Nov, Ga dispatch
from Police headquarters in New
York, makes the Democratic major
ity in the city, 81 400.
Returns from Wisconsin and
Minnesota mcagrc but it is thought
that Minnesota has gone Democratic,
and Wisconsin very close.
New YORK, Nov. G.-Thc Lcgis'
loture is Democratic on Joint bal
lot, with n probable majority in the
Senate.
The New Jersey Legislature is
Democratic in both branches.
Kansas-both negro and female
suffrage defeated by 5000 to 10000
Wisconsin-latest accounts indi-
cate Fairchild's election by reduced
majority, but decidedly Republican
Legislature
Minncsota-negro suffrage defeat
ed. VIM. Marshall probably elected
Governor by a small majority.
BosToN, Nov. G.-~John Quincy
Adams, though not elected Cover
nor, is elected Representative in the
Legislature, overwhelmingly 70 +
liquor license.
MONTGOMERY, Nov G.-The Re-
construction Convention organic ed
to- day. f. A, Peck, Of Tuscaloosa,
President Captain Barbour, of the
Frecdmcns b ureau, Secretary ;
Henry Patrick, Assistant Secretary
Moses Avery, Of Mobile, (negro) I'd
Assistant Secretary II. II. Craig,
of Montgomery, (ncgro) Bar Keep
err, beating q white man from North
Alabama; John ID. Terrill, Sergeant
alarms. An unusual number of
minor officials were elected, among
them fireman, to the Convention.
Nothing special done. There are
sixteen negro delegates in the Con.
vention; thirty Northern men and
Bureau officials; only one Conser-
NATIVES; balance moderate men.
The Convention closed with heat
ed discussion about inviting the
city clergy to open meetings with
customary prayer. On motion OF
Speed inviting Perry to of1iciate as
Chaplain, Norris, of Main, said he
wanted no disloyal preachers there
The debate then stopped.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 5.-Five com
panies of United States troops in
Virginia, were today ordered to
Washington for winter quarters,
The Boston Post tclcgraphs its
correspondent here as follows:
Returns. come slowly. Bullock S
majority will be small. Boston
gives Adams 1900 majority, on q
large vote. The Legislature is lib
eral.
New YonK, Nov. "a reliable
Boston dispatch says the Republi
cans acknowledge n loss in Massa
chusetts OF $4,000. They claim the
State by 1900 majority.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 6,-We have
comprehensive returns from New
York, which indicate 10000 Demo
cratic majority.
Syracuse gives a Democratic gain
of 6l2l. AlGany-Democratic gair
1000; Troy-Democratic gain, 1900
The Tribune first telegraphs this
giving up tho State by decided
majority.
Albany gives a Democratic ma
iority of 1900, clccting the county
ticket and State Senator, and three
out of four Assembly men.
Camden county, n w Jersey
elects the whole Democratic ticket by
500 majority. }
WASHINGTON, Nov. 6.-The p )
ident has received a dispatch from
the United States Attorney Gcncr
al, giving the majority in New Yorl
end Brooklyn al 10000. 9th ward
loss 1875. 9Th ward, gain 376. Sti
ward, gain 600. 18th ward, gair
426. -
New Jersey has undoubtedly
gone Democratic.
New York city complete give
59,Sl5 Democratic majority. Dem
ocratic gain of over 10000.
Returns from the interior arr
meagrc, though show that the Re
publieans are not sufficient to over
come the tremendous majority o
the city. Returns from Kings ant
River counties show no exception
t, general rule of heavy Democratic
gains almost everywhere.
HAVANA, Nov. 5-12M.-The Roy
al Mail steamer, Elder, Capt. Box
from Vera Cruz, November I'd, ha
arrived here
Gen. Santa Anna is on board, an
is on his way TO st. Thomas.
The Elder brings the news tha
the Court, which was so lenient a
to exile the old fellow, has been, i
turn, imprisoned for their regard tc
wards him.
The election of Juarez is now re
,,orted as-doubtfnl further return