The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-09-02

TOtals..........3l, ,694 IL 5iO 42UUO 1852
which gives Republican majority of nearly
unlriendly estimates, an increase of 1000 over
that OF last year
Details of the Victory.
The New York Tribune has the following spe-
cial despatches:-
MoNTPELIER, VT, Sept. 1.-The annual elec-
tion held in this State to-day has resulted in the
success of the Republican State ticket by
largely increased majority over last year-the
election OF three Congressman by heaVy ma
joritits the choice of q State Senate unan-
mou.ly Republican and House nearly so. The
returns from onethird of the state indicate q
Republican majority of $1,000 for Governor.
Good Judges set it even as high as 81, 900. Tne
vote is the heaviest thrown IN the State since
1910.
RUTLAND, VT, Sept. 1.-Returns from sixty
towns show q net Republican gain OF 25S0. Tue
remaining towns to be heard from make the
estimated majority for the Republican ticket
%. 600 to 80 600, an increase in the majority
over last year of rom 5000 to 10, 900.
MONTPELIER Midnght.-Tbe election to-day
In this State has resulted glcrlJusly, and opened
the fall campaign in splendid style Tor the
Republicans. larger vote has b. en- cast than
for many years, and returns from onethird of
the ate show large Republican gsIus everg-
wnere Gov. Page is re elected by from $4,000
to % 600 majority. His majority last year was
20,7lS. The Republican Congressmen are elected
by maorities ranging from 1000 TO 10000. The
SenaIe is unanimously Republicans; the only
Democratic member of that body last year
larger majority in the House than last year.
OF 65 towns heard from, only four elect Demo-
Gratis Four Republicans are chosen from to wns
who last year sent Democrats. Vermont
always does well, but the Republicans of the
State feel that they have a right this year 10
stan at the head OF the column. Some of the
ablest men OF the State have been chosen TO the
Legislature, which will be body OF unusual
ability.
BURLINGTON, Mldnight-The latest returns
indicare that Page will have at least 10000
majority, gain OF over 10, 600 IRON last year.
special to the New YORK Word siys:-
RUTLAND, sept. 2-l'30 A. M.-The vote 10 the
State Is increased fully ten thousand over that
of last year. The Republicans gain in the
proportion with the increase. In Franklin
county the contest was herce over the State
Senator, and resulted in the election of Barlo "
(Republican) over Atwood (Democrat) by $40
votes. In this county also the Republicans
gain three members OF the Legislature. In The
new Legislature the Senate will be unanimously
Republican, while in the House the Demo-
Gratis lose three or four members. For mem oers
of CONGRESS the returns come in slowly, though
what has come to hand show much lighter
vote than that cast for State officers. Careful
estimates of the result in the State show Re.
publican majority of from $4,000 to $1,000,
thoush returns from the towns in the north
eastern por lion of the State may and probably y
will, reduce these figures. The Democrats gene
rally are 1ubidat over the result, having cast a
larger vote than for many years, and are cond-
dent of doing better in November.
The Fig ures of Past Years.
The New York WOr d had the candor few
days ago 10 admit that there is on'essedly
little IN q Vermont election 10 excite the interest
or enthusiasm OF the Democracy although it
appeared to think tnat "Cne may reasonably eX.
pect some Democratic Cru91lOS OF cOnltOrS even
from the Green Mountain stronghold of the
radicals" Just how This "com orr" is to be
administered is shO an in the figures which we
present to dav. The voc cast Yesterday was
The LARGEST polled since 1910, as will be seen by
the following tablet