Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-11-06
DOMESTIC NEWS.
Latest Election Returus.
s MISSOURI

J EIgf-EIfE E"F ST. LOUIS, Nov. 5. e
Andrew county. 500 Republican major
ity, generally counted $50 Republican; De-
kalb, 1.3OS Republican; Macon, 10Y Repub-
lican; Rollo,r $50 Republicans; StCharles,
500 Republican,; knox, Az Republican;
Clark, S29 Republican; Caldwell, 437 Re-
publican; Sullivan, 37S Repu blican; Lewis,
81 Democratic; Chailan, 81 Democratic.
The Republican has a table OF 81 coun-
ties, giving, the vote, reporsed and official,
on the Gubernatorial ticket, which shows
Democratic gains of 6,375 and Republican
gains of 1877.
The Democrat says tbirty-four counties
show aiRadical gain OF 1850 upon ltheyote
of 1866, when the Radical State majority
was over 10000, and claims that if other
parts of the State show like results, Grants
majority will be over 25.000. 7salsE -.l-r-
The Republican figures Wells majority
for Congress in the First District at 226,
counting the unofficial vote of one pre-
cinct. 20 p, f,r- -r --- If ft-c rsal77 p f-s -,5lJ
Mississippi county (officiaD gives Sey-
mour 30s majority; Putnam county gives
Republican majority of I017; Washington
county gives Democratic majority OF 30S;
Pulaski county gives Seymour majority
of 26. .-.-s.--.. 49, .s.t,.., =,
s-----.,.., NEW JERSEY. nI' %
-T TRENTON, Nj, Nov. 5.
Seymour's majority in this State is about
1000. Randolph's is nearly 5000. The
Congressional delegation will stand three
Democrats totwo oRepublicans, and the As
sembly thirty-two Democrats TO twenty
eight Republicans. In the Senate the
Democrats gain one. The majority on joint
ballot is SIX .-za-TF-.r
NEW YORK.
..-g--s.,.. ---. NEW YORK, Nov. g..
Morrissey's majority for Congress is over
11.OO0.
The World this morning claims major
ity for Seymour in this State of 10 000.-
Hoffman's majority is 1887. The World
also claims the Assembly by majority of
four. z .v . 81 ErE.. FEET
The Tribune says: Seymour's msjority
| in the State is 65S6. The Legislature is
certainly Republican by a. and probably
| l6 majority, thus ensuring the election of
| United states Senator.
Van Wyck will contest the election of
Greene to Congress. .15-r -lr-lIe' 'iaza -as
A telegram says frauds have been dis
covered In five Assembly districts, by
which Democratic members were to be de-
frauded of their election, thus giving the
Assembly to the Republicans, in order to
secure United States Senator. The GER
| tificates, however, will be given to the
Democrats, leaving the Republicans to
| contest.
I,15-rgg CONNECTICUT. N.Y.
HARTFORD, Nov 5.
Full and complete returns of the vote in
| Connecticut make Grants majority 3,04l, a
Republican gain OF 4,0S5 since spring. The
total vote of the State was "a 600.
g q PENNSYLVANIA 3 Il 3. ~
| --ss 81 PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 5.
| Corrected returns of the vote of the city
makes the Republican majority 2,5lS. ~
RHODE ISLAND.
| Cd. -.E-E El t --t providence, NOV. 8.
Rhode Island, complete, gives Grant
u 993; Seymour 6,54S. Diten's majority
for Congress in the western district is
1856. .IEtt)
| GEORGIA.
| rT AUGUSTA, Nov. Is.
The official count received from twenty
counties i'm Georgia gives 1858 majority
for Seymour, Seymour's majority in the
State is estimated at 25,000. tt
.s.s SOUTH CAROLINA. ~
srs .aHI7E CHARLESTON, S. c., Nov. 5.
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