The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-10-11
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The following Gadhf6Sal sssarns Of The
fove election are froo ~ 1ribwae's special !:
Polk county 906 RSpabticas majority, aad
SArss towns . hear from. joknso0
ccsaty has gone strongly Damocratic. Elects
Faifsii 6taae Hen4aoe Over Clasks " y ~
jority ef l76i IfiaA over Eisk ~ l6O.. hvt
ssvnships in the uppse paEt ef the eoant
aiye 4 Hepublicm s1sjosity u so . gain.
Monroe county gfvss ! KspsbIican' uz3csity
-0f l0e; . gain. Msseat;as sossay gives .
Republican majority Of TOO. Ciagtoe giyes
Merrill majority Of I coo; : gain of 100.
Crawford county elects Repablicaa Repas.
sentstive, and the county ticket, and gives the
State ticket ! lsrgs majority. Tams county
gives probably $50 Republican majority.
Henry county gives 1900 majority for Mer-
rill Marion county go Republican MAORI
ty; gain 30; Bremen CO. i 600 maj. for Mer>
rill, and elects Dounit Senator, and Aldridee
Representative. Black Hawk county gives
800 Rspublicansmajority. MarahAh county
givea 900 majority. Warree 600 majority.
The Democratic majority in Burlington was
reduced from 400. Des Moinss cosntv goes
Republican BY usual majority. electing the
entire county and legislative ticket.
We have here give as warrant for saying that
very nesriy $4,000.
The following is from the Times specials
The Radical ticket is detected in Scott county
BY . majority Of 300, Democratic gain Of
1000; Pottawattamie county over 200 Demo.
cratic majority; Fremont 200 majority !;
Harrisonl0O majority j; Wells so majority,
great Democratic gains. Tho Radical ma
jofley in Ducas county is reduced over 100.
Woodbury. went Democratic by . small MAJ
jority. The Times claims that the Democrats
have made large inroads upon the Republican
vota of Iowa.
A later dispatch from Des Moines figures
up the Republican majority in the State At
5000. f
McGREGon, Iowa, Oct. 10. ~
Clayton county gives I,2O0 Republican
majority, Winneshiek county $50 Repubii,
can majority; Fayatte county 750; Howard
county 325-all Rspsblican.
oAio.
CIscIyNAxI, Oct TO-
The Commercial sass of the election:
Something over fifty counties iu Ohio have
been heard from. and they leave Thurman
with majority OF about 8, 900. The remain
ing twenty-five or thirty counties. embracing
several in the region Of the Reserve, viii Ger
tainly reduce these figures Whether they
will overbslsnce them and place the majorl-
ty on the other side is a question which seems
likely to be decided only BY the official re-
turns, The Legislature appears TO be hope
.lessy gone Democratic. they gain Senators
in the I'd. Sd, 9Th, 7th, 18th, 10TH Goth, and
probably 18th districts, giving a clear mnjori
~ of one or two. lu the House they have
secured gain of eighteen members. making
. majority, with the prospect of some others
yet in doubt, which would give them work.
ing balance of from 6ve to ten on joint bal>
lot.
The Gazette says that the returns are still
incomplete and the election is very close, but
,1he probability is that the Democrats have
carried both Houses Of the General Assem-
bly,. Governor is in doubt, with q probabli-
ty that Thurman is elected.
The Enquirer says: We estimate Judge
Thurman's majority ut 2,l6g. Tho Lexisle-
ture will stand, in the Senate seventeen Rad
icals to nineteen Democrats, and IN the House
Fifty Radicals to fifty six Democrats, thus
giving US . majority Of eight on joint ballot
LATEST RETURNS.
6oLuxBus, O., Oct. 10, 4:l5p.Y
Late returns show that Haye is no doubt
s'ected Governor, by from 900 to 1000 ma.
jority.
The Legislature is Democratic by a small
majority, with Carroll, Hooking and Noble
to hear from.