The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-09-07
THE CALIFORNIA ELECTION
A Complete Democratic Victory Tn,
Ticket Elected.


Ticket Elected,
NEW YORK, Sept. THE World of this morn.
Ing. publishts the following dispatches from
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. eve have elected
Governor, Congressman. Legislature, city odi-
ruptionsts q perfect Waterloo defeat The
Democratic majority is from 5000 to 10000,
the last Gubernatorial election, of "a 600 votes
We have swept the State, electing all our
candidates-Staie officers, bers of the Legs-
lature, and majority OF all the local officers,
besides Gongressmen. Three Democratic
Representatives in Congress probably and
Senator certainly, from California
wAsH1NeToN. Sept. 6.-The following has
SAN FRAECisCo CAL, Sept 15.-Hon. Mont
gomery Blair and General Denver:-California
the East, having elected Henry H. Haight Gov.
ernOr by many thousand majority, following in
the footsteps OF Gonnecl Lieut., aod J.. improving on
and the State is thoroughly redeemed. Two
congressman are believed to be elected:
JOSEPH p. HoGE, Chairman.
JOHN MIDDLETON, Treasurer.
THos. N. CAzNEAN, Secretary.
A private despatch estimates the Democratic
majority at 10000 on the State ticket. The
Democratic Congressman known to De elected
are Messrs. Antell and Johnson, of the First
aud Third Districts.
WAsHINGToN, Sept 6-lI'3O p. M.-The latest
dispatches from California to high officials
stat that official returns show that the Demo
Gratis have elected their Governor by 10000 ma
Republicans have probably elected the Repub-
lican Congressman In the Second Dis rict. +
clear Democratic majority is secured in the
Legislature, on joint ballot, and this secures a
Democratic United States Senator in place OF
Conness.
THE DEMOCRATIC SUCCESS IN CALIFORNIA.
The indications now are that the entire De-
mocratic Slate Ticket of California, Including
the three Congressman, has been elected. The
following is the ticket
Governor, Henry n. Haight; Lieutenant
IO1d fnfl tot
H. L. Nichols; Comptroller, Robert Watt; Trea.
surer, A. Coronel; Surveyor. General, John w.
Commissioner, James Il. Gutter; Clerk of the
Supreme Court George Leckel; state Prluter,
ID. w, Gelwicks; CongreSsmen-First District,
6. B. Axtell; Secoud District, James w. Cof-
froth; Third District. James A. Johnson.
THE VERMONT ELECTION
The later returns from the Vermont election
indicate that the Republican majority will be
as ilsG 10 m @ ayVVo; aS1 tnst tne DeO
Represe ntatives, of which John w. Stewart, of
Middlebury will be Speaker. for the third time
towns, elect Democratic REPRESENTATIVES be-
cause of division among the former. The Yer
Colchester, for example, that elected a
a Democrat by 90 majority, and Brandon and
st. Albane also electipg Democrats to the House
Governor in Vermont was 4S,4l2. Dillingham's
(Rep.) majority being 22S25. In 1865 the whole
1928. The Preside ntial election of 1864 called
out the voters in force, Lincolns majority being
30 909S In O total of 55740.
THE STATE ELECTIONS.
The following are the State elections to be
held this year,
Iowa Oct s. - Governor, Lieutenant-Gov-
ernor, Secretary OF State, Auditor, Treasurer,
or q PaSS Judges
Kansas-Nov. 6-Members OF Legislature,
| and amendments TO Constitution.
| Maine-Sept. Ex-Governor and members OF
| Legislature.
| MaryIand-Nov. 5.-Constitution.
! Massachusetts, : Nov. b. -Governor, Lieu
| Attorney General, Councillors, and members
| of General Court.
| Mnnesota-Nov. 5.-Governor, Lieutenant
| Governor, Secretary of State, Auditor, Trea-
| surer, Attorney General, and members OF the
| Legislature
New Jersey-Nov. 6.-Members of Legisla-
| ture.
| New York-Nov 5.-Secretary of State, Comp
| troller, Treasurer Attorney General, S ate En-
| gineer and Surveyor, Canal Commissioner In
| spector of State Prisons, Judges, and Members
| Ohio-Oct Governor. Lieutenant Cover
nor, Treasurer of state, Auditor, Comptroller
| of The Treasury, Attorney-General, Judges
| Members of Board Of Public Works, Members
| OF Legislature, and suffrage amendment to the
| Constitution.
| PENNSYLVANIA, Oct. s. = Judge of Supreme
| Court and Members of the Legislature.
| Wisconsin-November5 5-Governor, Lieute'
| nant Governor, Secretary of State, Treasurer
! Comptroller. Attorney-General, Inspector o.
| Prisons, Members of Legislature, and amend
men TO Constitution.