Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1868-11-05
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ELECTION RETURNS.

NFw NoRK, Nov. 4-The Herald Of
this msrring ays Grant and Colfax have
bssn chose by The people President and
VICE Preldent OF The United States" 10
his Gig the election passed of with less
,ro,,de than was anticipated. 1t has given
SymOur Il majority Of about 5O,O00-the
,ote for Hoffman is much larger. Brook
Ign has gone largely Democratic and there
also Hoffman distances Seymour. The
7ote in the State is very large, although
thus far indicating Republican gains. In
Maine, Vermont, New Hampshire and In.
diana the Republicans make gains on them
last msjorities Connec liCut is claimed by
the Republicans by at least 5000 majority.
Massachusetts, gone Republican by a ma
iority of so 1000, and the Legislature large
" Republican. Butler beats Dana 5000
votes.
The World congralulates the Democracy
upon TIE heroic struggle made, and de-
Clares that the hopes of the party rests
on the future and calls upon the youth
and manhood Of the nation TO rally around
New York as its standard-bearer. The
Republicans lost the Governor in New
Jersey. but claims the Slate for Grant. The
Republicans now figure Seymour's MAORI
" in the State at less than 5000. The
Democrats claim the State The Assem-
bly, will be Democratic. That body will
stand in the proportion Of g. Democrats to
81 Republicans. That will give the Demo
Gratis a majority in the State Legislature on
a Joint ballot and elect Democrat 10 the
United States Sena te in place of F.. ID.
Morgan, whose term expires March 4. A
strong movement ia being made here TO
l-ect Horatio Seymour as United States
Senator az a sense Of comfort in his over
whelming defeat. The additional returns
from the State since morning are favorable
for the Democracy, and there seems to be
no doubt low that Seymour has carried
New York BY a majority ranging from
-OOO 10 10000
FRANKFoRT, KT, Nov. 4.-Franklin
county gives Seymour 1886, Grant 27lO,
james B. Berk, Democrat, 1891 Charles
Eee,tou, Republican, 265. Republican
gain lO7. Returns from vaiious portions
of the State show a falling of in the Dem
ccratic vote ana an increase in the RePnb-
Iican vote. The Democratic vote in the
State will be about l05, 600 to 10000.
The Republican vote will probably reach
10000. Democratic majority $4,000 10
10000. Net Republican gain 10000 to
$4,000 Scattering returns from the eighth
district indicate Barnes, Republican cleo
tor, Union gain. The Republicans here
are celebrating the election Of Grant with
immense boufrcs, brilliant displays OF
fre.wclk,, anvil frings, etc. Great eE.
thusiasm. Tie streets near the bonfres are
crowded with people. The Republicans
hail the election Of Grant as the harbingeI
of peace.
LOUISVILLE, by, Nov. 4-Additionsl
returns from remote counties clearly IDdl
cate Republican gain. The total Repub
Iican vote will sum up about 10000 Tn,
Democratic majority in the State amounts
70 $4,000. Kentucky elects nine Demo
cratic Congressmen.
RALEIGH, n. c, Nov. 4.-Reports iIou
sixteen townships and two counties show
Republican majority al 26Il. Heaton j
elected to Congress,
CHARLfsToS, 5. c, Nov. 4.-Ihe re
turns are meagre, there is undoubtedly
Republican gain. The Republican MAORI
ty in this city is 1855.
LOUISVILLE, Nov. 4. 1t is Iumored Tia
rssotiations are pending in Chicago be
tween the bondLOlders Of the Louisville