The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-11-04

ed no democratic negro to vote The whites
who were allowed to vote had to do so under
guard. All is quiet in the city.
INDIANA.
SOUTH BEND, Nov 3-Hobart, Lake Co.
gives Grant q maiority-Republican gain since
| 1875 maiorty-a Republican gain of 81; ST. 10.
seph County gives Grant $50 majority; South
Bend, st. Joseph Co.. gives 254 majority for
Grant and Colfax n gam since October; Mi
lax "a gain of 20; Clay township gives Re
publican gain. The total gain so far since Oc-
tober is 107 (Signed)
SCHUYLER CoLFAx
CHICAGO, Nov. 3-Returns from 81 town
ships give Republican gain OF l0lS A gain
in the State in the same ratio will give Re-
publican majority Of 1900 to 1000.
INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 3.-Forty-three town.
ships heard from in all parts of the State show
a net Republican gain over the October cleo
ton of 400.
CHICAGO, Nov. 3-This city gives Repub-
can majority of from 5000 to 1000.
| CLEVELAND, Nov. 3-Latest returns from H.
lnos indicate in the northern part CT the State
Republican gains and in the central Demo-
cratic. The 4th, 9th, 9th and 7Gh districts elect
Republican congressman. In the Sth district
Cullom (Rep.) is probably defeated. The Dem
Gratis have carried the 9th, 10th and 18th dis
triets.
| IOWA.
Returns show Republican gains as far as
heard from.
KENTUCKY.
The city of Louisville gives Seymour 1884.
Grant 1406; Seymour's majority 747S. Twelve
towns in Kentucky give Seymour 1884, Grant
1913; total gain for Grant about 900.
LOUISIANA.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov 3-This city gives
| $4,000 Democratic majority. The vote of the
| State is largely Democratic. But few Repub.
| lean votes were cast.
The election in this city passed off quietly
| no trouble of any kind and 10 interference
| with the vote occurred. The negroes of this
city a6stalned almost totally from voting. In
| the 81 h district, the strongest democratic dis
trict in the city, out of 1900 votes, 41OO were
| democratic. Throughout the country parishes
the negroes voted freely. The democratic ma
Jorities in all localities'heard from are large.
MAssACaUsETTs.
Boston, Nov. 3.-All over this State Grant
mas made heavy gains over the Republican
| vote OF last year, and his majority will proba-
| bly, be in the neghborhood of 10000 Every
city gives large Republican majorities. Boston
| gives between 5000 and 4.000; Chelsea 1850:
New Bedford 1900; Cambridge about 1000, and
Chariestown 700 or 800. Hooper, Republican
| Representative for Congress, has over $500 ma
| lorty; Twitchell, (Rep.,) in the third district.
mas about 1000 majority; in the fifth district
Gen Butler has large majority in every city
must largely exceed that of the last election.
Banks aud Boutwell, are reelected by yery
large ma]oritles. The vote for Adams for Gov
ernor shows heavy decrease from last year.
The vote of Boston is Grant 1921; Seymour
12O71. Clafiin's majority in Boston for Gov
ernOr is 1921
Grants majority in 1913 towns heard from is
52O78.
Butler has majority over all of 6,24O.
MARYLAND.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 3-Baltimore CITY gives |
Grant 9,O52, Seymour q 593. In the 1st dis |
sriet for Congress Swan has IL 961 King 560S:
in the 4th district the returns show large Re |
publican gains. In Washington, Frederick, |
Carroll and Allegheny the Congressional con-
test ia close. -
districts IN that county show republican gain
OF 30 A gain of the same ratio In the nine
districts will give 100 republican majority.
MISSOURI.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 3.-It is said that wotbirds |
OF !ne ehtre city was cast at p. M. The |
Young progresses very rapidly. No .quieter
election was ever held in this city
New YORK, Nov But few returns have
yet been received from Missouri and Kansas.
st. Louis city and county give Republican
majority of about 5000. The Congressman is
probably defeated.
MICHIGAN.
Scattering returns from Michigan indicate |
Republican majority of from %, 900 to q 900.
NEW YORK.
NEW YORK. Nov. 3.-The State is compared |
with the vote of 1866, when Fenton had 13, 800 |
majority.
Suffolk county, three districts. give demo-
cratic gain of 80. Rockand county, four dis
tricts, give democratic gain of 347. Putnam |
county, two districts, republican gain of &c. |
Duchess county, one district, democratic gain |
of 8. Tioga county, one district republican
gain of "a. Jefferson county, one district.
democratic gain of l.
Westchester county, three districts, Grant
705, Seymour I'LL. Oswego county, one town.
ship, rep gain of GA. Chenango county two
towns, republican gain of 121. Oneida coun-
ty, one town, rep. gain "a. Madison coun-
ty, one district, democratic gain of 9. Lewis
SS9ansy,m.w9 tOT 9s Ieprbl'oan gain Of &c.
one-half of the city, give Grant 24581, 5ey-'l
mour 49,1O3; Seymours majority in the city
will be about $4,000; the total vote will be
10000. The State is close and doubtful.
The election in this city and Brooklyn
passed off quietly up to the closing of the
polls, with the exception of small fights and |
disturbances at two or three precincts, which
were promptly and easily quelled by the po-
lice and the offenders arrested Upon appli-
cation of Gov. Fenton yesterday, Secretary
Schofeld instructed the commanding general |
of the department to place U. S. troops at the
Governors disposal in case any necessity |
should arse therein. A number of arrests |
were made in both cities during the day for il
legal voting, and the arrested parties commit
ted and held to answer. Voting was very live
ly during the first part of the day, at many of |
the precincts an average of four votes per min |
ute being cast
Oneida county. one town, democratic gain |
OF 81. BrOome county, Binghampton, SO ma |
jority for Grant. Orange county, Middletown,
1913 majority for Grant. Columbia county, |
Germantown, democratic gain of Is. Mont |
gomery county, two districts, democratic gain |
OF 76. West Chester county. East Chester, 200 |
majority for Seymour; Potter, democrat, for |
Congress, runs ahead of Seymour in this dis
trict, and is probably elected.
Columbia county, Hudson, Seymour 225 ma |
iority, a democratic gain of 70. Oneida coun-
ty, three more towns, republican gain of 80 |
Washington county, Whitehall, Grant 422,
Seymour 500; democratic gain of 251. Oswe-
go county, Mexico, democratic gain of H.
Schenectady county gives 250 majority for
Grant.
Major General Socum is elected in the Sd
Congressional district by over 1000 majority.
Chataugua county, 10 towns, net majority
for Grant 1907; same towns give 4130 in 1856
Kings county, twelve wards of Brooklyn
give Grant 1920 and Seymour 1880; ten
wards to come in, which gave last year about
1000 democratic majority. Niagara county,
Lockport, Seymour 1917, Grant 1853, repubii-
can gain 4S. Cayuga county, Auburn, Grant
672 majority, gain 80. Greene county, Cox
sackie, democratic gain 30. Chemung county,
| Elmira city gives Seymour majority, demo-
cratic gain 49, Richmond county, one district,
| republican gain &c. Rensselaer, county, city
| of Troy, Seymour 600 majority. democratic
| gain 119. West Chester county, West Farm,
| Seymour S34, Grant 558, democI attic gain 119.
| A large number of additional towns from va
| rious of the State have been received, some
showing gains for the republicans and others
for the democrats.
Returns for Governor come in slowly, but it
| appears from those recei yed that Griswod is
more than 10 per cent. behind Grant That
| which Griswold loses Hoffman gains
Tiosa County, towns Republican gain "a;
Kings County, Brooklyn, complete except IS
| districts, Grant % $685. Seymour 81 ,358; Onon-
| daga, 10 towns, Grant 2400 majority; Wayne
County, 1000 for Grant, Albany County, Sey-
mour's majority in Albany citv is 1867.
LATEsT.-Midnieht- THE Tribune estimates
| Seymours majority in the State at $780, and
Hoffman's considerably larger. The Republi-
cans have the Assembly.
BUFFALO, Nov. 3.-The Republicans claim
to have elected their whole ticket in Erie
| county by over 1000 majority The Republi-
can majority in this city is about 800.
NEW HAMPsHIRE,
CONCORD, Nov. 5.-Returns from forty towns
indicate that the Republicans have carried
New Hampshire by from 5000 to 1000 majority.
Returns received at the Office of New Hamp-
shire Statesman from towns and cities give
Grant 1898, Seymour 6674. The vote of Con-
cord is:-Grant 1924 Seymour 1858: majority
of GAG, and net gain since last March of 235
Returns thus far received indicate majority
Tor Grant in New Hampshire of 6000
The following returns have been received at
the Statesman office:-Stafford county-Farm-