The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-11-07
NEW YORK.

DCdSH VI GUHs sAs w DTAuAUFNA--EIE IE6i
loss $38, 8,00O-EiectiOn Returns
-DemOcTatic Majority from 10000
to. 2O,000-What the Papers say
About the Election.
New YORK, Nov. 6.-Thes Tribune
says: With three fourths of the Re-
publican Journals published In our
city either neutral in the contest or
virtually telling their readers that it
would be better for the Republican
cause to have the Republican ticket
beaten this Fall, we could hardly ex-
pect to hold our own in the State cor
city, hut the detection in both is far
greater than could, with reason, have
been anticipated To let the election
go by default, itwas held and argued
by the Trimmers and urt-followers,
would crush out what they are pleas
ed to stignatize as Radicalism, and
render inevitable the nomination of
General Grant for President. Such
considerations and calculations have
kept 90, 900 voters from the polls, and
insured the overwhelming defeat of
our State ticket. "
T. The Post thinks this manifestation
Of the peoples will mere passing
chastisement, intended to rebuke
their faults and bring them back to
moderate common sense and policy.
The Comm fci6B AdUertiser accuses
the managers of the Republican party
with improvldently and thriftlessly
scattering what cost so much care and
toll tosave But with this defeat is
our winter of discomfort, and under
better auspices the approaching can
vass will be made glorious summer,
shaking itself free from membranes.
The Republican party, reorganized,
reformed and purified, will assert its
devotion to the Union, unfurl the
Grant banner, and fightout the Presi-
dental campaignson this line. rs sa
T The Times says on the State ticket,
for Secretary Of State, the vote of the
State of New York yesterday, went
Democratic by an aggregate majority
ranging from present fguresl from
$4,000 to % 001. .gI.9ass
| The Herald says New York. with
its great financial interests, declares
| against the party Of debt, apd taxa
ton, rebukes the attempt to place the
Southern States of the Union under
lithe heel Of African barbarism. .isa
I The World says by. yesterdays work,
the Empire State placed herself at
the head of the noble army of the
commonwealth whose mission. has
I been to stay the hands of ruin, and
whose mission will be, in the, year
and in the contests that are to come.
to redeem and to restore the Union,
and establish peace and representa-
tive self-government throughout all
its borders.
NEW YORK. November 6.-The re-
turns, complete, and estimated. from
| thirty eight counties give a Demo
cratic gain over last year, when the
Republicans. carried the State by.
Ii, ,789, of 1851 votes.
The Democratic majority In the
STATE will doubtless exceed 10000.
ALBANY, November 6.-The argus
claims over forty thousand majority
for the State ticket, majority of the
Assembly, and at least fifteen of the
thirty-two Senators. Haf
New York, November 6.-Hon
Alexander w. Bradford, ex-Surro-
gate for this county, died last night of
typhoid fever.
A fire in Scherhorn Street, Brook
IL,
shop of Henry Worner, the carriage
manufactory Of David Daily, and the
sash factory Of Prentice, White &
Son. Loss $38. 900; partly. insured:
The steamer Western Metropolis,
from Bremen, arrived to-day. r.
New .YoRK, November O. The
Herald says that. the Democratic ma.
jority IN the State viii be from 10, ,00G
to 10000; in the city, 5000. ~, j.;
The Werld has the majority ip the
State over "a, 900. .s.sr -.
Other papers have tie. .majorities
nearly as large. ..E .;siv
NEW YoRK, November Go Brien,
Tammany Democrat, is elected Sheriff
by upwards of 5000 majority. Okey
Hall is elected District Attorney 40
New York, November g. The
vote for Sheriff in this city was quite
close. O'Brien, the Tammany candi-
date, was elected by $50 votes over
Connolly, the Mozart nominee. a
/ Quite a riot occurred In the Fifth
Ward, Brooklyn, last night A gang
Of roughs attempted to tear down
some sheds on the corner of johnson
and Gold Streets An officer who
arrested one of them was stoned by
the crowd, but be was not injured.
The use of his revolver had 40 effect
on the mob, and the prisoner finally
escaped. One of the rioters was sub
sequently arrested.
New York. November 6. Chief
Justice s. P. Chase arrived In this
city this evening, and is stopping at
| the Metropolitan also Brigadier