Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1868-11-03
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New YORK, 8.

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The Liquor shops throughout the
cities of New York and Brooklyn are
closed up to this hour, ten and a half
o'clock Good order has been preserved
OF the one hundred and sixty eight
tht usand. eight hundred am. seventy
two votes registered in n. Y. City, the
World estimates that about sixteen
thousand will be thrown out, an that
this will give Demo ralic majority Of
5000 or 5000. The Tribune alleges
that at least $1,000 fraudulent names
have been registered. Brooklyn regis
ters so ,307 voters. The Mayor yesterday
issued remarkable proclamation ,charg-
ing in effect, the Republicans with in
tending to prevent naturailiZed citizens
from voting, and cXhorting the Den o.
Gratis to resist
Second Despatch.-The weather is
beautiful, and will have the effect to
bring out an immense vote. There is
every prospect Of q riot here. The Shcr-
if is the leader of an organized baud of
ruf1ians, and in limitation of Sheriff
Dyle, Of Philadelphia, has sworn III
deputies for duty at the polls by thous-
rnds. The Democrats say this has been
done to protect them in their rights al
voting places. Gov. Fenton remains in
town, and ifa serious riot should occur,
portion of Gen. Shaler's First Division
will soon appear upon the scene. Gen
Shaler has about $1,000 men subject to
hi nr1n ie Io,.o f,p
ulars at Governors Island The Police
Commissioners held meeting last
evening, and vigorous effort was made
to nullify the action of Supt. Kennedy,
but without effect. Commissioner Ac~
ton declared that the Mayors proclaim
alton was the thing most likely to cause
blOOdshcd.
Third Dop0tch. The Democrats have
evidently been som ewhat disappointed
in their estimate of the foreign vote.
Republican Clubs have work. cd with II
will in this city. Their influence is OBJ
served at many of the voting places
r where Irish citizens, who have hereto
fore acted with the Democracy, are vOt-
ing straight ont Union ticket. An
unusually large number OF names are
+ also working with the Republicans.
Everything looks bright and cheerful
can Committee.
The last reports received give ASST
RANGES that North Carolina, South Car
DINA, and Florida are sure for Grant.
The Republicans are confident of their
ability to carry Alabama also.
Boston, 3rd.
- The weather to-day is not so favorable
! as could be desired.
: The voting is passing off quietly III
= the various wards. The vote at twelve
20 o'clock stood as follows:
Presidential votc-Grant, G, 1853 /; Sey-
- mour, $500.
For Governor-Claflin, 6,574; Adams,
- 1884.
"a Third ongresaionalDistric witch
= ell, 4,725; Bailey, 24,01. Fourth Dis
c. trict-Hooper, 1859; Harvey, 1885
49, SPRINGFIELD, ILL, 3rd.
L, The voting is going on quietly. The
III tlc bolutc VIII
p be 10000. The Democrats have long
G. since lost all hope. We shall certainly
- have 8 Congressman, perhaps more.
PHILADELPHIA, 3rd.
The day opens clear and cold
= The election is progressing rapidly
and quietly. 1t is thought that the
popular vote will not be so large as that
= polled in October.
{" PITTsBURG, Pa, 3rd.
The Union men are QUO in full force
wv A very large vote will be polled. Loci.
out for majority of from 10000 to r.,
N, 900 for Grant.
BOSTON, 3rd.
In the 4th ward, at 10 o'clock, Butler
hau 100 votes; Lord, 30 Dana, II.
At Gloucester, Bltler had So votes
re- Dona, Is.
- New YORK, 3rd.
Gold, 1884,