Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-11-13
Domestir Neius.
THE ELECTIONS

MASSACHUSETTS.
BosroN. Nov 5,gP.M.
Returns from 200 towns, embracing the largest
part OF the votes, give
Bullock, Repub.. 1924
Adams. license S Dem, S,1S2
Bullock will have from 25,0OO to 80 600 majori-
ty in the State while the license men have elected
maiorities in both branches OF the Legislature.
NEw YoRK.
Democratic gains in all the Cities and large
to wns thus far.
i DEMooa,rrc MJoRrrrEs.--New York City.
695 5ls Troy 1000. Albany 1900. Syracuse,
100. Buffalo. 200 Brooklyn, 1900
The Democrats claim confidently the election Of
their State ticket, aud majority in the Legisla-
ture.
NEW JERSEY
shows large Democratic gains, and Democrat
/ c legislature.
MARYLAND
We set down Democratic Of course as the
rebs. are all back aud have things in their own
way, as in 1861.
- The city of Chicago has gone Republican by
1000 majority.
New YoRK. Nov. 6.
The World says the democratic majority in New
/ fork city foots up over 6l0O0. and they have
carried the State by nearly $4,000 majority.
BosToN Nov. 6.
Returns thus far received give Bullock 24,50O
majority in this State. Representatives elected,
! 1865 republicans, SO democrats, and 20 doubtful.
i'Ou'o'''ou'sS o. Anu-Proh'eluonists n icg'
| Returns resolved from 30 cities and towns nd-
cate the election Of William Marshall repub., for
governor, by small minority. Negro suffrage is
Ve''e'eu W oo uo'eA'eu' p
| .rn' DHIrinone' wv; -
,odo, Wy 1se0 ~ 'ue o'y s a. nem
. 49,, iePuo. 80 80 "oPDr.; "on ootu1'es ave
mo's1o pul huloa'e uehoSrauc gains 'ntou8uout
the State.
| ,r hANaN"ofrh hANsAs, wv u
lno rePuol,cah ''cke' Is S'ecleu 10 tnis county
] ~ a" unusut' nnilo,l'Y. nesro ant le'hi'e SUI
i'aSe are ue'ea'eu ny sna'' inaorllles'
~ LUIS Wy D.
no'uns ron nauSas nuOae anno Sno uo'oa' ,a oon VI
ootu nesro a"u ieina'o Su"'ase oy oV'o W iV'VVV
| m1ority'
~, NEW NEW ioHN, ',T NOV; o;
Inc iis,l'e @ ny OF 'ue eieet'op % anc nal'ca' .
eNcIuSu rou 'ns' oou'.ts 'ie w 80 e,J
men. o' tuesr pa.ty, Anu i 1ne PeoP's o' New iorA
IKE 'nose a. "a Ci',Srn,a ,S Gn,o, anu 1sunsyavIns,
nave repuha'eu lne'n anu renuoren an ehPnAIlc
fe'I'e' * '',iss 'ue.i PSiJy
~ tl.s sia ee"sre oa s.o
ou'o'', 'ae tSL Lu pieT
o'o' So ~ ~. ., ."o, .i,s W. Ntsa :
ptess aau Ss.i 'I eno s'os
W a'ety SUI s ,o'us w W" AO:N' VIZ ~ ne. 81
uuano'a, 'u.eioss, "oo,A'oS Hs"ss 'uo PH'Y VI
ueot anu saN,ion' Suu re1uIoS .t Sue ss.eu'p. "
Paoe 'ue ,Susue'. Ssa'ee VI '"o Oi''on u"u'i 'no
.L--- .tu.,t IL ~
iu1 3 Ii'oune ~" .'"' " quo
rePuoncan lournsiS Puo"sueu IN vu' oy' eisner
neu,'e' ~ eue oOu'sS' Vi ''si"y eol'"s uio"
Ie@ieis 'ui' /" "ou'L 20 ue''e' i"r vue rePuo"oau
ucAee W % ooa'ou e",s .iu' We cou,n n'ruy "a
Pece 20 nou our own III 'ne GU! OF o'a'e ous tne
uelect'on IN oo'u Is iaC greater 1p'n cou'u WIN
reason nave oeen anl.e'Pa'cu' here, wnere 'ns
nnuence OIL our cry Jou5uAs u nys. u''eo. auu
PerVaNe. ,uo prs0''Sai aaaoson W 'no "'orY oio
81 'noss vi 'nose t1au aSa .! ~ onc
mas cos' 'ue oea'e AZ ioooo
VOTES anu oe''en our ies',i'We ,a"uiua.es even
Ia u,s'ie'S ""e'o 'n'io arc uoo'deu 'oPuohoau ma
Joi,,les' ,,. :. -,
40 ie' t1' e'ee'lon go oy ueliuu., u s wns nela
anu argued oy Tue sritnners anu canp-lonowers,
"ou'', elusu "ua' 'uoy a'v p'easeu VI
as rauIca.'sn'' anu renuer insVitaoie ,ns honlns-
uon oil uen, urant ior rres'usht. Sacn oonslu,
erauohs ana cacu'auons nave keP. h'ty tnousand
voters from tne Pous' ane .nsureu 'ne oFerwhe'm-
ing ueieat Oh our oIate ,icRe'.
Inc SAnsi 'rauus anu sPecu'A.'ohs Oh lue ia'e
TWO or three years nave eon'riou'eu 10 "eakeh Us
ia Tue interior. we are pe1'en oy hePuohosns s
tnis year, ana tne work Oh recohs,rucron ir mus
pracucaily ueiayeu' IL not arresteu' ine oog'n-
erh ieoeis are V'rtualiy toiu oy 'ne osa.e oi we"
iorK' uoiu On, vote aga.'lse Sossen,ions wnere- s
ever you are strong enough 70 ueieae 'neu reiuse
,ose Wherever you NAu 'uu, up W ou'soois
auu uaWase Une Prooess mol1 'ns" oy Fos'nS' anu
you may YET resume eonHoi OF your respectve
states ana tramp.e Tue wnte anu oisck omohlsts
under your ieet through Tue OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES tne
actual dlsiranchlsement aad act9ai REINSTATEMENT
OF the latter; we may look ior more ana more
PalPaois ano powerful resistance 10 reconstruction
under the Poncy OF congress; or 10 any recon
strncton which imphes that blacks nave rights
"hich WHITES are oounu 70 ,esPect from tn,s nour
onward. But bali huh uid not Destroy tne On
ION nor did the Democratlc victories IN Iooe de-
iea' tne ponel VI I". :" .ie| =. 'ue
experiences OF the last seven years we bate no
lot OF heart or nope out uniaiternSiy Trust that
the reverSes OF the present alike Win the triumphs
OF the past VIII IN the end prove conclusive 10 the
one great end OF renuering tnis country one whose
constitutions anu Jaws sna,i es.ee.n no intu oee.es
or worse Tor his color put imparaaiiy uphoid and
aihrm the equai rgnts Oh AL
Inc 4i"'es Is silent -,
-, WAsaIsetoN' NOV. o;
Hon John Minor bous oi virginia visited the
rooms oil the Congressional onon Committee TINS
morning. ana gave aiherent version OF tne dec
iarations attributed 10 MN IN the coPperheau pa
Pers' ne saiu Tue war Oh races nau oeen com
menced IN the oontn' out tnat IL hau oeen COM
menced oy the wh,tes Alone and tnat tue mouera,
uon OF tne colorcd people was extrsofuhary ana
wholly without example: lie stated that Two IN,
teligent colored blackmitns were informed that II
they voted Tor BIN as delegate 70 the convention
their places OF business would DC DESTROYED. lney