Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-11-14
LATE ELECTIONS.
NEW JERSEY.

Il l4,U0U. The democrats carrleu al
the counties but four. The new State
Senate consists of eleven Democrats
and ten Republicans, a Democratic
majority of one. Last year the Re-
publican majority in the Senate was
five. The Assembly consists of forty
six Democrats and fourteen Republi-
cans, a Democratic majority of thirty
two. Last year the Republicans had
six majority in the Assembly. On
Joint ballot the Democratic majority
this year is thirty-three; last year
the Republican majority was eleven.
MASSACHUSETTS.
The Boston newspapers variously
estimate the Republican majority in
Massachusetts from $4,000 to $4,000.
Last year it was over $4,000. The
State Senate consists of 27 Republi-
cans and 13 Democrats, Republican
majority of IA; and the House of 17Oj
Republicans and 81 Democrats, Re-
publican majority of 1O3. The Re-
publican majority on joint ballot is
III. Last year the Republican major
tiles were 40 in the Senate, 2I8 in the
House, and 258 on joint ballot,
NEW YORK.
The Democratic majority in the
State will probably be $4,000. With
regard to the State Legislature, the
new State Senate will consist of 10
Republicans and 13 Democrats, al
Republican majority of 6; and the
House of go Republicans and 68 Dem
ocrats, Democratic majority of 81
This gives 2 Democratic majority on
joint ballot. Last year the Republi-
can majorities were 20 in the Senate,
SO in the House, and So on joint balotl
MARYLAND.
In Maryland the Democratic candi-
date for Governor has received a ma
jority greater than that given in the
State in favor Of the adoption of the
new Constitution, and it is thought
that every State and county officer
and every member of the State Legis-
lature elected is Democrat. Returns.
from the city OF Baltimore and four
teen counties of the State give
Democratic majority Of 26,64O. Eight
remain to be heard FROM
But the majority already known is
/ ,524 greater than that for the Consti-
.ution at the election in September
The Democratic majority in this
State will reach nearly 10000.
KANSAS.
Full returns have as yet been re-
,eived from but few counties; but all
received show heavy Democratic gains,
though the State will probably give a
small Republican majority. Atchison
county, the home of Senator PoMERoY,
which has heretofore been Republican,
gives decided Democratic majority. |,
Doniphan county has elected three
Republican, and two Democratic Rep
Leavenworth city and
county give about 300 Democratic
majority. Of nine Representatives,
this county will probably elect seven
Democrats and two Republicans. Ne
gro Suffrage and woman's voting were
both defeated by eight or ten thousand
There were no State officers
to be elected.
WISCONSIN
Few additional returns have been
received from wisconsin. The Demo
Gratis gain six or eight members Of :
Assembly and three or four Senators,
out the Republicans still retain con-
5rol of both Houses Of the Legisla-
,ure. Seventy-fve of the largest
owns and cities in the State, including
Milwaukee, show net Democratic
gain of 1,7OO over the vote of 1865
when there was Republican major
ity OF 10000.
MINNESOTA. {
The Republican majority Of 1O,2O8
last year is reduced to below 4,OOO.-
The meagre returns indicate that :
Negro Suffrage in Minnesota has
shared the same fate that awaited it
in other States F.