Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-11-05
0blo Statesman,
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ELECTION RETURNS
New YORK, Nov. 4

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NEW YORK, Nov.4.
| The Tribune says: At 1:50 A. NJ. returns
| !or Governor are far from complete, but
Hoffman's majority in the city cannot fall
| far short of $4,000. FE o. -E0AH.
The World claims 72,125 majority for
Seymour in New York State. : s7Fs
The World also claims in New Jersey the
election of a Democratic Governor, four
Congressman and United States Sena-
| tor.
The World gives Hoffmau's majority in
I the city at 7O933, and Seymour at 1891.
| In Brooklyn Seymour 10,076.
The Tribune says States are known to
have chosen electors for them as follows:
Maine, $4,000; New Hampshire, 5000;
| Massachusetts. $4,000; Rhode Island 5000;
Connecticut. 1,sOO; Vermont, 10000; Penn
5ylvania. 10000; West Virginia. 8 900;
900; Michigan, 25 600; Wisconsin, 10000;
Iowa, 10000; Nebraska, 1000; Ten
| nessee, 10000; Calitornia, 5000; Nevada.
| I,0O0, Missouri. 10000; Kansas, 5000;
North Carolina, 10000, and Minnesota, 5O,-
0O0 This is more than two thirds of the
whole number of electors.A < Z ~
The States known to have chosen the elec-
tors to vote for Seymour and Blair are as
follows: Kentucky, $4,000; Maryland, 49,
600; Delaware,l 1000; Louisina, $4,000 !;
Georgia. probably 10000; Oregon. 2.OOO.
The World claims Alabama, 10000; Ar
kansas, 5000; Delaware, 1900; Georgia,
20, 600; Kentucky. $4,000; Louisiana, 10000;
| Maryland, 10000; New Jersey, 5000; New
| York, 8 600; North Carolina, 5000; oregon,
5000: South Carolina, 5000. We regret to
add that the probabilities at the hour of
writing this paragraph stem against the
success of Mr.. Jno. A. Griswold for Gov
ernor.
| BOSTON, Nov. 4.
Grants majority in Massachusetts will
be 10000.
| New YORK, Nov. 4.
In fifty districts in this city the vote ex-
ceeded the registration by from 20 to 30.
At the last election the vote exceeded reg
| isuration in only two or three districts, by
a small number, which was readily cor
rection.3 .o,,,-- ~---+l -t-,--EF
The report-that the Ocean House, New
port, Rhode Island, was entirely destroy
ed by fire Saturday night, is without foun-
dation. =17 r7--
The Times says at the hour of going to
press with our first edition, the chances are
for the success of Grant and ColfaX in, New
York and New Jersey by small majori-
ties. The footings as between the Demo-
cratic and Republican counties in New
York so closely approximate each other on
the electoral ticket, as now reported and
estimated, that we scarcely feel justified in
saying that New York has gone for Grant,
though we have strong faith that the cor
rection of the figures yet to be made will
insure this result.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. A.
All the precincts in the city except one
and all the county except two Representa-.
tive districts, give Grant about 1,SOO ma
ljority. Full returns from the county will
lprobably give, Grant $500. McClurg's
majority In the county will be about l 800
The suffrage question in this county will
have some 10000 majority against it. JEFF.
ferson county is reported at 300 Democratic
ajority. Andrain is about 100 Demo
cratic. Wells (Democrat), for Congress, il
elected by about 400.
PROVIDENCE, Nov. 4.
Rhode Island will give Grant 5000 ma
jority. s-.s-s7 . 'iGeis ca 'ia7
sf--17ai New York, Nov. 4.
New Hampshire gives Grant about SOO(
majority. ,--x~,-. ---.. q. ..-.- .--.~
CINCINNATI, Nov. 4.
Full returns from Hamilton county give
Grant 533l majority. Republican gain
3,49S. Total vote of the county a., ,906, be-
ing 966 votes less than in Oct.
GREENsBURGH, Pa, Nov. 4.
i ,Westmoreland county estimated at 1,1O(
4 majority for Seymour and Blair. i -
ST. JOSEPH, Mo-, Nov. 4.
The full vote in this city is not ye
counted. Grants majertty in the city i:
1856, a Republican gain of 492 over tht
: spring election. The majority for tn,
Fourteenth Constitutional amendment fall
) very little short of that figure.
} e. q s-s- H'v q s.f New YORK. Nov. 4.
A few additional returns from the Stat,
| 70 In ial1 1y 10
nights figures. The State has gOn'
Democrrtic by from 5000 to 10000. Oneid;
county gave 1.270 majority for Grant
Later returns from Kings county. SHOW
t131S9 majority ior Seymour. Grants ma
iurity in Niagara county is 39l. Fultol
county gives Grant 700 majority.
p Z i KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Nov. A.
This city gives about 700 Democratic
West Port o.. Independence 400. -y Va
Horn, Republican, for Congress, is proba
, bly, elected, as the majority in Jackso
county, the Democratic stronghold, is les
4 than expected. Returns come in YER
slowly, and local tickets are much spii
. Democratic county ticket is generall
elected. Fr=rsE5zC
v SEDALIA, Mo-, Nov. 4.
L Returns from this county come in slow
ly, but enough is known to show that tn
Radicals have elected their entire ticke
The vote was the heaviest ever polled i
this (Pettis) county and passed off quietl!
La PLATTE, Mo-, Nov. 4.
Grant, 81; Seymour, 90; McCurg, 6
Phelps 80; Democratic majority %. Voi
in 1866: Republicans AZ; Democrats 81
Democratic gain of %. ~
s# .9l ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Nov. A.
Missouri-Johnson county reported l,2(
Republican majority st. Frances count
reported $50 Democratic majority; Br
chanan county reported 450 Republica
majority; in Platte county the Republican
claim 600 majority; Hannibal City give
, the Republicans 100 majority; Washingto
K county reported Democratic majority 4C
E on State ticket; Lynn county reported r,
publican majority 500, suffrage 300.
rtt LOUISVILLE, Nov. A.
. Additional returns from remote counti'
j clearly indicate Republican gains. Tt
rs total Republican vote will sum up 1000
j.. The Democratic majority in the Stai
q amounts to $4,000. Kentucky elects her