Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-11-04

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Yea tis-ss9v MoUNT VERNON, Nov. 8.
Mount Vernon and six townships in
Knox county give theSsamesvote asiatz the
October election.
IA WAUsRoN, O., Nov. 3.
Wauseon village and township 294 ma.
jorfty for Grant. Republican gain 90
In Fulton county the pfobablelR Radical ma
iority is LOO. tsr1psSa ]. * NEWCOMER.
aiHo1dNEwi YORK, Nov. 3.
Dispatches from Boston and Hartford
show that Grant has made very heavy gains
thus tar. Private kilograms from General
Buffers district state that, judging from
the voting thus far, he will be eelected by a
4 special dispatch to the Commercial
Advertiser from Hartford says: Returns
from this city and State thus far indicate
that Grant,will carry Connecticut by fully
1900 majority! 40 GsA-As-s4A ~ s-sAN-1 |
m,1 4aziI GLEyELAND, Now 3, s:15P. M,
Returns are scattering, but are becomin 9
more complete.i All from Ohio and Indir
ana. without exception, show large Re-
publican gains.
8hF 10 sasA iCLEvELAND. Nov. 3.
u Cleveland city gives a. Republican, gain
over October OF 1882; Cuyahoga county
will give 1900.
NEW YORK, Nov. 3.
osThe following are returns from the State,
as compared with the vote of 1866. when
Fenton Republitan) had 13 500 majority /:
5 lffolk county--three districts give DEM
ocrmic gain of g. sRoekland5 5eeunty--four
districts give a Democratic gainA of 347
Putnam county. two districts give Re-
ar
one district gives Republican gain of "a
Jefferson county--one district gives a DEM
iocratic gain of /. .9ai7ibsH 8fHALI8G hae
PH1LADELPHIA, Oct. 8.
lFs In theb following election, returns com
parisODs are made with the vote apolled In
the October election: .avyo.ssg - ,
Philadelphia, 5th ward, Seymour has 942;
Republican gain, 49, Second ward, Sey-
mour, LOCI majority; Democratic gain, 5S
Third wards seymour. I,544; Democratic
loss, 1.437. Seventh ward, Grant, 76l ma
jority; Republican gainA 2S9. Z Eighth.
Grant 246 maioriry;s Republican gain, $50.
Fifteenth ward, Grant 1876; Republican
gain, 425 so II ~ T.asTIL r-au sd;
q x .1IHYOa ;PoRrnAND, Me- Nov. 3 g..
sss Returns from the election in Maine show
considerable Republican gains oyer the
Sept election. In this city the result
stands Grant 8, 3,230; Seymour A 1885
against a Republican vote of "a. 3o7 and
Democratic vote of 1873 in Sept, being q
Republican gain of 414. In, Bath Grant
has 1,022; Seymour I347--against Republi-
can /. .060, and Democrat 426. in Sept. Re
publican gain AL In Sage, Grant has S2t;
SeeFloar. 33S--against Repu blican, $50, and
democrat 44S, in Sept. Republicangain "a.
New YORK, Oct 8.
New York City @1S3 election districts,
about halt of the city, give Grant %, 5Sl
and Seymour 40, l03. Seymour's majority
in the city will be about $4,000. The total
Yotewill' be about 10000. The State is
close and doabtfal.H
ID Il ''0Ii4 II DETROIT, Mich, Oct. 8.
the State show considerable Republican
gains over the vote of 1867 The State will
probably give Grant 10000 majority. In
the First district, fore Congress r Mills
(Dem.) runs ahead of his ticket and W i'll
have L. 800 majority in this county, and will
reduce Beaman's majority to about 1.500.
Returns from three wards of Detroit city
show small Republican, gains. b..os
bssss - ssis5so Nov. 8.
g Returns from 81 townships givea,R ,Repab-
lican gain of LOIS, and the gain in the
State, at the same rate, will give Grant a
majority OF from $4,000 to 15 600.
ialhHo1b need WHEELING, w. VA, Nov. 8.
Returns from 20 towns show large Re-
publican gains over October. The Secre-
.tary OF the Repu blican State Committee
claims the State by, 5000 majority. - .
saH! I eaii.lso7 srii AUGUSTA, Me-, N ov. 8.
Augusta gives Grant 142 majority, Re-
publican gain of ESQ.,. Seven other cities
and townships show Republican gain of
l067, or about 80 per cent, indicating a
...e -<fl 60. "A
ColfaX in the State. Bangor gives 1000
majority for Grant, a Republican gain OF
22O. 19c '7sn - - .F15lg6
sore -.'iv -, '.,.,.,.-. New YORK, Nov. 8.
q Potter ;Democrat) for Congress. in Vest
Chester, runs ahead of Seymour in this dis
trict.l He is probably elected. ffs -if
~ Returns to hand show that the Republi-
cans have carried Connecticut by 1000 or
5000 majority. 10y sa-z@
PROVIDENCE, r. L, Nov. 3.
Rhode Island probably gives 5000 ma
jorlty for Grant: inil tl'Jgsa ai p =isr
3 Z saHai bcs b9 n RALEIGH, N. c., Nov. 3.
This city has gone largely Republican,
In the First Congressional District Con.
servative is elected. Montgomery county
gives 1900 Republican majority, but the
State is probably carried by the Conserva-
tjves.
p 90 '5-5 y BURLINGTON, VT, Nov. 8.
Returns Of this city give Grant 7O7; Sey-
mour 439. Z 80 80, 7 ofl ~ % EaFH
- 80, BosToN. Nov. 3.
All over this State Grant has made heavy
gains over the Republican vote of last year
and his majority will probably be in the
.neighborhood of $1,000 Every city give:
between 5000 and4 600; Chelsea ,15O; New
Bedford 1.s00; Cambridge about 1000, and
Charleston 700 or 800 Hooper (Rep) tol
Congress, has over 2 500 majority -
Twitchell y(Rep.) in the Third District, has
about 1900 majority. In the 9Th district
General Butler had large majority in
every city and town heard from, and his
total majority must largely exceed thai
of last election. Bourke and Boutwell, are
elected by very large majorities. The vote
for Adams, for Governor, shows heavy
decrease from last year.. sv >
y sRtI '.'1 SAVANNAH, GA, Nov. g.
Since the morning disturbance all has
been quiet. 1t is impossible to say who is
ahead until the actual count is made. A,
IOgeeehee precinct the negroes to the num-
ber of about 1000 strong, armed with mus
kets, shot guns and pistols, took possession
of the polls, and allowed no Democratic ne.
groes to vote. The whites who were allow.
ed to vote had to do so under guard. AL
is quietin the city. t5s :. ~. 3''5 ,l '9
ggs = e..'ai9i 9i New ORLEANS, Oct. g..
ssThis city gives %, 600 Democratic major
Iity. The vote of the State is largely Dem
ocratic. But few Republican votes were
cast. al MAJ u i VI E,to bs1a9erq at 81
'4'e'' y = ''-' 'D' CONCORD, Nov. 8.
/ Returns from 26 towns and cities give
Grant $685. Seymour 6.674. The vote o.
Concord is, Grant 152; Seymour 26S; anna.
| iority Of 656 and ggnet gain since las
March of 235.., Returns thus far received
indicate a majority for Grant in New
Hampshire of 5000.
- "a " SUMMIrT, NJ, Nov. 8.
f. New Providencestowaship, Union coun'
ty, gives Seymour $50; Grant 144; for Gov.
ornor, Randolph. 157; Blair el40. Unior
county--Linden gives Blair, for Governor