New Orleans Republican., 1868-11-13
rspeoinl pIspatch 70 the Miss

iority in April, 1,764. Republican gain,
,8O3.
80 Illinois: :....,.-...
Especial Dispatch to the Missouri Democrat
CHICAGO, November 9.-The official re-
turns from seventy-five counties of this
State indicate that Grants majority will be
nearly identical with that of Logan's in
1S66-say 55,O00 The vote in favor of
calling constitutional convention has
been carried by handsome majority.
SPRNGFIELD, Illinois, November o.
Some forty-one counties have sent official
reports to the Secretary of State, which
show an increase in the popular vote in
two years of 2l, ,6lS on the vote for Con-
gress at large, of which General Logan
has still majority. The official returns
Of the Second Congressional District give
Farnsworth, Republican, 2O,725 votes, and
his opponent 6307, leaving his majority
14,4l8 votes. This is more than an offset
for Morrissey's majority in New York.
IL is believed here that the proposition
to call constitutional Convention for this
State is defeated for lack of the requisite
number of votes for the question, as it re-
uuires majority Of all the votes cast for
Legislators. In many precincts the subject
was not voted on at all.
Iowa.
Special Dispatch to the Missouri Democrat
DEs MONIES, Iowa, November 9.-Full
returns from sixty-seven counties give
Grant 1865 majority, gain of l7,497,
The negro suffrage amendment in the same
counties has a majority of 29,314. The
unrepoIted counties will yet make the State
majority 10000, and that OF negro suffrage
$4,000. s.
Minnesota.
rspecia Dispatch to the Missouri Democrat
CHICAGO, November 9.-Returns very
nearly complete from Donnelly's district
Minnesota foots up as follows: Wilson,
Democratic, l1,776; Donnelly Republican,
| I9,OI5 Andrews, Republican, 1857.
The Legislature of Minnesota stands as
| follows: Senate, seventeen Republicans
five Democrats. House, thirty-nine Repub-
licans, eight Democrats. .-
Michigan
DETROIT, November 9.-The POSI- has re-
turns from nearly all the counties of Michi.
gan, showing the total Republican majority
| to be 3O,317. 1t is believed the full official
returns will increase this to 81 900. Ferry's
majority for Congress in the Fourth Dis
tritt will be fully 8500-a gain of 130C
over the vote of 1866. Suickland's ma
jolity in the Sixth District will be nearly
1000. g.. .t.:--sr ,.-.-.,. = o.. @
Sr. LoUIs. November 9.-It is believed
that Senator Henderson has secured twenty
of the newly elected members of the State
Legislature, giving him the balance o
power between his party opponents ant
| the Democrats. This, if true, will mate
rally complicate the election Of United
States Senator this winter.
Massachusetts.
The aggregate vote of 9l7 cities ant
owns in Massachusetts is as follows. Grant
33. .243 Seymour. $3.50; Clafin, 126, 1892
Adams, 59,6S7. This gives Grant 74,S9
over Seymour and Claim .66,5O5 over Ad
ans. ..f-q. -....
The lower house Of the Legislatur
will stand 224 Republicans and l6 Demo
Gratis. .-s,..
NEW York, November THE ofiicia
count in the Fourth New Jersey Congress
sional District re-elects John Hill by 10
majority.
Grants majority in Nebraska is owe
i50O--a gain of 1000 over the Octobe
election.
New Hampshire.
CoycoRD. November 7,--The return
thus far received indicate that the propos
tion to hold Constitutional Convention i
New Hampshire has been carried by larg
majority. 1t is proposed to reduce tn
number of members in the House of Re[
resentatives, now nearly $50; to increas
the number OF Senators, now only twelve
| tn ahnifch oil raliOiprIs tpp pf1ta6
Concord, the State capital, voted almos
unanimously for a convention. On tn
vote for President large Republican gain
are reported throughout the State, tn
cities in particular rendering a good az
count In Concord the Republicans gai
239 over last year. Manchester, which tw
years ago elected Democratic Mayor
now gives a Republican majority of IS.
Portsmouth, which last year elected De
mocratic Mayor, gives 222 Republican mt
iority. Nashua, Dover, and other larg
towns of the State, have done correspond
iugly well. 1t is estimated that at lea'
1000 men who have acted heretofore wit
the Democrats, this year voted for Grant
New Hampshire.
North Carolina.
WuMINGToN, November 9.-The best
feeling prevails here between the race
The Conservatives submit gracefully to IL
election of Grant, and are determined to I
their part to sustain the Government,
Oregon.
SAN FRANCISCO, November office
, counties give Grant over FIVE hundred N
iority, with nine counties to hear from.
Ohio.
COLUmUs, November 9--Returns fro
seventy-seven counties have been receive
and they give Republican gain OF 22,75
Ii the counties not heard from have gone
they did in October, Grants majority V.
be 4l.117.
The Secretary Of State has received T
turns from nearly one-half Of the counui
A sporting man remarked Of belle
: | the habit OF wearing lOW-necked dressl