The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-11-05

EUening Telegraph, says: ..........---...
Traditional returns from the State since
morning are favorable to the Democrats,
and there seems no doubt now that Sey-
mour has carried New York by o majority
ranging from 1000 to 10000. Up to this
hour the returns show that the Republicans
have the Assembly by s, giving them a
majority of 10 on joint ballot, and securing
the reelection of United States Senator Nor
| gan. ......-.
| A later telegram claims ma ority in the
Assembly, and that Seymour will be the
next United States senator.
Fourth Dispatch.
| New YORK, November 1.-The Tribune
Extra this evening gives the State unofi-
cially to Seymour by 1855.
Fifth Dispatch.
NEW YORK, November 1.-The whole
State is reported to give 1000 majority for
Seymour.
Hudson county elects six Democratic re-
representatives. and one senator to the Legis-
lature by 3, 1000 majority.
iSi.rth Dispatch.
New YORK, November al p. M
The Albany Journal comedies the State has
gone for Seymour by 5000 and for Hoif-
man by 10000. The Albany argus claims
10000 for Seymour and $4,000 for Hoff-
man, but comedies the Legislature to the
Republicans by small majority.
NEW JERSEY.
NEWARK, N. j., November At ia esti-
mated that Seymour carries the State by
5000 ajority. The Democrats carry four
out Of the five congressman; and the Re-
publicans lose their United States senator.
TRENTON, N. j., November 4.-F. Ran
dolph (Democrat is elected Governor of the
State.
Second Dispatch.
NEWARK, N. j., November 40 p.
M.-The State gives Seymour 1000 ma
iority, and elects Randolph (Democrat)
Governor by $500. The Senate will stand :
Democrats, u; Republicans, 8. House !:
Democrats, 80; Republicans, %. This Sc
cures Democratic senator in place of Ere
linghuysen.
In the seventh ward, Jersey City, there
were more votes than there we're people in
the ward. The Republicans will contest it.
CALIFORNIA.
SAN FRANCISCO, November 4.-The city
has gone Democratic by 1900 majority
Returns from the interior come in slowly,
and indicate large Republican gains. The
Republicans confidently claim the State by
large majority.
San FRANcIsco, November 4.-The De-
mocrats claim the State by from 5000 to
5000, and the election Of Johnson and Es-
telle to Congress.
NEVADA.
CO. ED,>-o,coo Noron,bor Tho Ro
publicans have probably carried Nevada.
OREGON.
SAN FRANCISCO, November 4.-The
Oregon returns indicate that it has gone for
Seymour by 4,50O majority.
~ Second Dispatch.
SAN Francisco, November 4.-The Re-
publicans have probably carried Oregon.
.. NORTH CAROLINA.
RALEIGH, N. c., November 1.-THE cleo
ton was quiet throughout the State. The
returns come in slowly. The following are
received: Wake county Including Ra-
leigh), Grants majority, 405-a Democratic
gain over the last election of 556. Deweese
(Republican), for Congress, has 39l ma
jority. Franklin county, reported Demo-
cratic gain of 400 Johnston county, re-
ported gone for Seymour by o small ma
jority-a Democratic gain of over 400.
Bladen, small Democratic majority. Robe
son county, Democratic majority Of ia
Democratic gain of 433. Edgecombe (offi-
ciaU Republican majority l,lS4-Republi-
can gain of 2. Carteret county, so majo-
rity for Seymour-Democratic gain of CO.
Warren, Republican majority, l,0OO-Re-
publican loss.
There are no returns yet from the western
counties, and there are not enough returns
yet to determine the result in the State.
Francis E. Shober Democrat) is conceded
by the Radicals to have beaten Nat Boyden
(Republican) for Congress in the sixth
district,
Second Dispatch. l'
WILMINGTON, N. c., November 4.-Many
Democrats claim the State for Seymour,
but the Morning Star estimates the Repub-
lican majority in the State at 5000. ma
Shober's election in the sixth district is
regarded as certain, except by Boyden, his
competitor. The Democrats seem confident
of electing Durham {Democrat) in the Sc
venth district, the returns 30 far received
in that district showing Democratic gain
of 5000.
Pitt county gives Democratic gain of
500, and Robson 400. Arson, Columbus,
Wilson, Nash, Wayne, Halifax, Johnston,
Cumberland, Sampson, Duplin, and .ons-
low, all show Republican gains. Mecklen-
burg, Rowan, and Cabarras, give small Re
publican gains. aa
GEORGIA.
SAVANNAH, GA, November All was
quiet in the city to-day. Of. the two po-
1icemen shot by the negroes yesterday, one
is dead and another dying.
The negroes on the Ogeechee road are re-
ported as arming and gathering In large
numbers, with the design Of entering the
city under rhe leadership Of Bradley, the
expelled negro senator.
An armed patrol is on duty in the city
streets tonight. r.,.. n. ,., =, IL
The murder of young Law last night by
the negroes causes deep feeling among the
citizens. a#ia.ee $50
The official count shows the city vote to
be 4, 93S-Democratic majority, ALSO. The
county vote is 6,967-Democratic majority
in the whole county, 1925.
Second Dispatch.
SATANNAH, GA, November 4.-10 P. III.
Large bodies Of negroes are assembling on
the Ogeeohee and Louisville roads to- march
into the city. Persons living on the former
road have been compelled to come into the
CITY for protection. Persons who live in the
country who attempted to go home have
been ordered back by the negroes. An or
eauized force Of white men have gone out
side the city to remain during the might,
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