Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-11-07

gain OF cOOO over last year. Marshall, Re
publican candidate for Governor, will not
exceed $500. Negro suffrage is defeated. .
New YORK, November 6.-The Herald
says: The Democratic majority in the
State is from 10000 to 100000 and in the
city sixty thousand.
The World has the majority in the State
It over 24000. Other papers have the ma
jority nearly as large.
NEW YORK, Nov. 5.-Additional returns
from New Jersey, show increased Demo-
cratic gains. The Legislature will be
Democratic. Only one county in the State
has gone Republican.
BUFFALO, n. Y, Nov. 6-General w. F.
Rogers, Democrat, is elected Mayor. The
county has also gone Democratic.
BOsToN, Nov. Go A. M.-Bulock's ma.
iority is a little over 10000. Three lourths
of the Senate is composed of license law
men, and third OF the members are DEM
ocrats.
Three-fourths of the House are license
men. and about one-sixth Democrats. Two
Republicans and two Democrats are elect
ed to the Council.
ST. LOUIS, November 5.-The returns
from Kansas are meagre, but indicate that
both female and negro suffrage are defeated
by 5000 to 10000 majority.
Leavenworth gives from 1.500 to 1000
majority against negro suffrage. The en-
tire Democratic county ticket is elected
and four Democratic Representatives to
Legislature, by a large majority.
Topeka City and Shawnee County give
about 300 majority against negro suffrage.
Salina, large majority against negro suf-
frage. Returns from Riley County indi-
cate small majority in favor of negro
suffrage. Wyandotte County elects the
entire Democratic ticket, and defeats negro
suffrage by 800 majority. White Cloud
gives "a majority against negro suffrage.
LAWRENCE, KANSAS, November 5.-The
Republican ticket is elected in this county
by the usual majority. Negro and female
suffrage defeated by small majority.
DETROIT, November 5.-The charter
election took place here to-day without
excitement, and with a light vote. Returns
from all the wards but one show maJori-
ty for w. w. Wheaton, Democratic candi-
date for Mayor. OF 660. This will be re-
duced about 300 by returns from the
Fifth Ward. The City Council will Re-
main tie as at present. The Republican
candidate for Director OF the Poor, and
two for Justices of the Peace are prob
ably elected.
The following special to JOHN G. THoMP-
SON, Esq, shows that the Democrats in
Wisconsin did excellently well:
MILWAUKEE,, Wis, Nov. 6.
Democratic majority in the city 2705-
Democratic gain over last year, 2,39S-
Democratic majority in county 600.
Heavy gains every The State close
and doubtful.
LYON, PAUL 6 Co.
MILWAUKEE. Nov. 5-Seventy- We of the
largest towns and cities. including Mlwau-
kee, show net Democratic gain OF LOO
over the vote of 1865, when there was Re-
publican majority of 10000. Fairchid,
Republican,, Tor Governor. is probably re-
elected. The Legislature is decidedly Re-
publican.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 6.-The vote of this
city stands-Democrats, 9,991; Republic
cans, $50. Returns from the counties in
dicate Democratic gains throughout the
State.
ST. PAUL, November 5-Returns from
thirty cities and town indicate the re-elec-
tion of William R. Marshall, Republican,
for Governor, by small majority. Ne
gro suffrage is believed to be defeated.
LATEST RETURNS.
New YORK, Nov. 6-The Tribune says
that with three-fourths of the Republic
can Journals published in our city either
neutral in the contest or virtually telling
their readers it would be better tor the Re
publican Cause if the Republican ticket
were beaten this fall, we could hardly ex-
pect to hold our own In the State or city !;
but the detection in both is far greater than
could, with reason, have been anticipated
to let the election 60 by default.
! 1t was held and agreed by the trimmers
and camp followers that they would crush
out what they pleased to s.igmatize as Rad
icalism and render inevitable the nomina-
tion of General Grant for President. Such
considerations and calculations have kept
$4,000 voters from the polls and insured
the overwhelming defeat of our State
ticket.
The Times says: On the State ticket for
Secretary of State, ETC., the vote of the State
of New York yesterday went Democratic
by an aggregate majority ranging, from
present figures and estimates, from $4,000
to % 600.
The Herald says: New York, with her
large financial interests, declares against
the party of debt and taxation, and rebukes
the attempt to place the Southern States OF
the Union under the heel of African barba-
! rism.
The World says: By yesteid days work
the Empire State placed herself at the head
of the noble army of commonwealth
whose mission has been here. and now to
stay the hands of the architect of ruin,
and whose mission will be in the years and
and restore the Union, and re-establish
peace and representative self-government
throughout all its borders.
| The Post thinks this manifestation of
the peoples will mere passing chastise-
ment, intended to rebuke their faults and
bring them back to moderation, common
sense, and policy.
New YORK, November 6.-O'Brien,
(Tammany) is elected Sheriff by upwards
of 6,00O majority, and Okey Hall, District
Attorney.
BALTIMORE, November 6.-Returns come
in slowly. The indications are that every
official position in the State will be filled by
Democrats. In White county the entire
Democratic ticket is elected. 1t is also be-
lieved the entire Democratic ticket is elect