Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-07

The Democracy Ssccep the
State.
CINCINNATI WHEELS INTO LINE I
Dubuque and KeOkuk right
side up!
NV YoRK, April THE iatsst special
from New Haven says: The majority for
Gov. Enghah viii probably b over $780,
The Senate will probably stand Is radicals
and nine Demoesats. But 10 districts are
still uncercain. The radical sj,rity in the
House viii be about 20.
FassroRr, April 6-Ths Democrats tc-
day elected their entire tis.st, with the o..
csption Of one. Aldermen, BY . majority
sasging from 40 70 100.
FoRs WAsss, April 6.-TAs entire Dem |
ocratio ticket was elected. No opposition.
vALsAsAiss. April 6.-Ths Democratic
ticket vss elected By 70 majority, gain Of
uver 100.
ELssAas. April "a Democratic major
ity Of LA. gain Of 244.
WiHoNA. April IA pemecra.ic Mayor
vas elected BY . majority of all, gale Of
906. The whole Democratic ticket Wa
sleetsd ~ - svssags mcjortsy Of 400.
NILwAuEss, April 7.-Ths CHAMBER Of
Commerce yesterday elected z. Henderson
President.
SAxDusxY, Apsil 7.-At the municipal
aud township election held here yesterday
the entire Dsascsatic ticket vas elected
by an avssags majority Of 500.
CsIcAeo, April 7.-Ths sello~ine sstusns
are taken fse0 The Tioeo' special
DusuaUn, Iowa, Apsil The Ds0osgats
carried every ward but enc, sleeeiue four
| out Of five Alderman. Solomon Buck.
Democrat, 10 elected Mayer by over 500.
Graves, Republicao, carried the city last
year by 546 majority. The Republicans
elected the City Marshal.
A Report Of the Directors Of the Board Of
Trade shows = balance in tho treasury Of
| tl5.2s6.4s.
Irons, April, This city went Demo
cratic yesterday, by about 600 majority.
EVANSVILLE, Ind, April THE city
election yesterday resulted in the choice Of
| the Democratic Mayor. = majority Of the
Common Council. aud all the city ticket ex.
cept Clerk. The city has fer several years
past gone Republican. The contest was an
exciting one, but turned merely on local
questions.
/ CLEVELAND, Ohio, April 1.-The charter
election resulted in nothing decisive ~ re-
CARDS public sentiment, the issue being
local and the tiokots badly split The r.
turns indicate about the same msjosities a
last fall, with the exception Of smaller
sste being cast.
l SAxDusEY, Ohio, April AT the muni-
ciPsl and township erection held here yes-
terdAy, the entire Democratic ticket was
sSsetsd BY an average majority OF 200.
| CncixSAri, April e. be total vote poll.
- here yesterday was 2s,8s7 sgainst 49,.
604 last October. The Republicans elected
Judge Of the Superior Court, Clerk Of the
Police Court, Trustee Of the Water Works,
And Directors OF the City lnfirmary.
The Democrats elected the City Csmms
| sioner and Wharf Master.
The hishsst Republican majority was L.
O97. The Democratic majorities were l7s
| and ESQ. The tive Democratic candidates
elected were supported BY the working
mems party. The workingmsn's ticket re-
ceived an average vote Of about GOO.
The Republicans have majority Of eight
in the City Council
The Republican majority in the ely last
October WAS 2,13S.
NEW HAVEN. CoNN. April 6.--At the |
annual election for State officers to-day the !
Republicans voted for Marshall Jcwett. and |
the DemOerato for James +. English. The |
following are among the returns received: |
Greenwich, Jewett 4l2; English GA; New
Canaan. Jewrtt eso; English ESQ Darien,
Jewett 1877; English ll6 Stamford. jew.
EFT 069; Enelish G7S Plymousb, JeWess
46S, Englsh sos Wallisgforl, Jewets 3Ol;
English 390. Winchester, Jcwsst $50; Bog.
lish 1873 East Haddam. Jewett $40; Eng
iish 234 New Milford, Jewcse 352; Eneiish
AL. Danbury, Jewett 1886; English 1856.
New Town, Jewett 26S; EDgiish 443 Nor.
wich. Jewett $40 majority. etoningson.
Jewett II mai. New haven, Jewett 1884
Enalish. 5.777; Bridgeport, English 1870
majority; Milford. Jewess 3l5. English
425; Norwalk, Jewctt ~ majority Xii.
lingly. Jswets 160 majority Putnam, ,
JewcM 2S3 majority Thomas, Jswsts e43
majority Waterbury. Jewctt ol6. English
Ninety one cities and towns give Eaglish,
Dem. 10 o2S and Jewett. Rer., 1881. q
Democratic gatn o. about 1000. Tho Dem ,
ocrats claim the clcc,ioa Of English by
1000 majority. New Haven gives Jsvsee ,
1884. English 7.777 Hartford gives Eng. |
Iish 624 majority.
10 New haven the Democsatic majority
Il, Es,s.s: rom y Of u. q Town. ia Han. .
'o5I co9ny seow gain for Jewess Of l07.
los JeWeti.
A few returns ftom Lischileid county
show Republican gains.
Hartford gives knglish 60 majority: and
New Haven gives English : 500 majority.
II is probable that English Is re. elected.
DBrnorr, April 6-The returns coming
To clearly indicate the defeat Of the Cons,i-
tuition. We cannot yet judge how the vote
on prohibition has gene. Negro suffrage
b embodied In che new Constitution. Only
separate articles were submitted, being 9
prohibition aud annual or biennial scs. Z
atoms Of the Legislature.
LATKR.-Thirty.6ve towns heard from !
gives 2l62 against the Constitution. in
Seven towns give lSA majority for prohi- I
bition.
Returns resolved ffoa 6fly towns give 6
( .005 against The Constisueion. The result :
On prohibition = far - heard from 10 q
msjority for y Of 13l. This will b. ereatly 9
overoAlanced By the vote Of Detroit. The =
'eMpefanee men ore hopeful.
/. ne detroit complete returns give for Y
.nc cooss"u.son 2453 against $50, only q
ooe ward giving majority against il; for m
psonioit'on. l,534; agatnst g. only: for an.
nual sessions 755; againe, 6SSa m
Al this hour 1850, seturus from se,.c., q
lowue. including Detroit, show ma;o,;,y ar
d S.l56 sgains, The constitution. The yo,. &
On prohibition, cu,side of Detroit, il about
EQUAL II u thought. Returns from the ru Il.
~ districts viii overcoinc The ave thou. ad
sssv 1
Detroit. Fin
u Returns from iOo to~rs .;v. er
y .ooS se.tnst the Constitution.v Thc vo,Sf -
p pfonioision will be quite cloee. ana il n e
mPessao'e 10 tell to-sieht What the reeulet ~
.ii pe. The municipal elecsions through. On
vt year. ~" tn
AIcAlsoN, KAEsAa April G--Ihe rit, - =.
Icc'lon to-day resulted in the choice Of theaE n.
,eGccfstsc Mayor BY u majority. The -
Iepu0lscane eleCta msjosity 81 the Covn.T =, ~
1IruHAS and rT.1N. r