Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-05
NEW YORK.

thAS NAoAAANts
NEW YORK.
NEW York, November 4-The Times
says at the hour Of going to press with
their first edition the chances favor the
success OF Grant and Colfax in New
York and New Jersey by small MAORI
ties. The footing up between the Repub-
lican and Democratic counties In the
State OF New York so clearly approx
mate each other on the electoral ticket;
as now reported and estimated, that we
scarcely feel justified In saying New
York has gone for Grant, though we
have strong faith that the correction OF
the figures yet to be made will insure this
result.
The Herald says Grant and Coliax
hsye been chosen by the people of the
United States our next President and
Vice President. In this city the day
passed off with less trouble than days
gone by. The majority for Seymour is
about fifty thousand, and that for Hoff-
man much larger. In Brooklyn Sey"
mour is again ~distsnced by Hoffman, al
though the city goes Democratic. TIE
vote IN the State is close, the returns in
dicating great Republican gains
10 Maine, Vermont, New Hampshire
and Indiana the Republicans gain on
their lsst msjorities. Connecticut is
claimed for the Republicans by 5000 ma
jority, and Massachusetts, goes Republic
csu by 50, 600 msiOrity, with 8 Republic
q msjority in the Legislature. Butler
IL reelected to Congress Over Dana by
5000 majority. 1t is highly probable that
sill the Northern States esst OF the Rocky
mountains have gone for Grant, wish the
exception, perhaps, Of New York and
Newyersey.
The TTjbU11e says: Ulysses S, Grant
wss yesterday nOsen President, and
Schuyler ColfsX Vice President Of the
UDittd States, by the largest popular
msiority ever given 10 auy candidates for
those exalted citations. Toe States known
to have chosen electors to vote for them,
are as follows: Maine, Z; New Hsmp-
shire, 5; Massachusetts, y; Rhode Is
land, 4; Connecticut, g.; Vermont, 5;
Pennsylvania, %; West Virginia, 5;
Ohio, 81 Indians, Is; Illinois, Is Mich
igan, s; Wisconsin, s; Iowa, 6; Ne
braska, 8 ; Tennessee, 10; California, >;
North Carolins, 10; Minnesota, 4; total,
2O3. This is more than two-thirGs of the
whole number of electors. The States
known to have chosen the electors to
vote for Seymour and Blair are as fol-
lows: Kentucky, 10; Maryland, al
Delaware, 3; Louisiana, 6; Geor-
-gia, probably 49, Oregon, 8; to-
tai, 80. The election in this city
yesterday wss exceedingly quiet. Many
who attempted to vote illegally vera ar
rested, and q great many more undOubt-
eddy succeeded in depositipg fraudulent
votes" ca
The Tribune says: At ESQ am. the re-
turns fOr Governor are far from com
plete, but HoffmRG's majority in the city
csnB0t fail far short Of SO 600.
The World claims 72l5 majority for
Seymour il New York State. The World
also claims in New York the election OF
q Democratic Governor, four Congress.
men snd a United States Senator. The
World gives Hoffmsa's msjsrity 10 the
city st 709S3, and Seymour's at So SOL.
In Brooklyn Ssymour's majority is
10. 076.
The World claims Alabama by 10 00O
maiority, Arkansas 5000, Delaware 1000,
Georgia 20 900, Kentucky IS 900, L0u;si-
ana DsD0O, Maryland 80, coo, New Jersey
5000, New York 5000, North Carolina
5000, Oregon 5000, South Carolina 5000.
We are happy to add that the ~probsbili-
ties at this hour of writing seem against
the success of Johnssn A. Griswold for
Governor.
Ldcy stone and Mrs. Blackwell, her
motheT-in-lsw, offered their votes in the
Eleventh Ward of Newark, n. J., yes
terday, but the judges refused to receive
them.
The report that the Ocean House, in
Newport, r l., was entirely destroyed
by FIRE on Saturday night, is without
foundation.
ALBANY, November 4.-The Evening
.Joary9uL comedies the State to Seymour
by 5000 majority, and HoffmRnis by 90
coo. II claims the Assembly by a Re-
publican aud "a Democrats.
the argus claims 10000 majority for
Seymour and %, 600 for Hoffman, and
comedies the Assemble to the Republic
cans by a small msjorfty.
The following has been made public:
Tue undersigned are Of opinion that
no public exigency requires the attend
suce of q quorum of members of Con-
gress on the 10Th inst.
I. D. MORGAN
WAsHIEGToN, November 4, ISIS
Green, Democrat, ia elected to Con-
gress in the Tenth District over Var
lYyek, Republican, by.Ij0 msjoTy. AL
fraudulent naturalization.
The Herald says: With the c3ndi-
date the Democrats selected TO carry
their standard, nothing but defeat was
TO be expseted ; and we suppose not even
the mos ssgaguiBs member Of the party
anticipated any other termination than
the election Of Grsnt. Let u5 have
is his motto, ard we look now
to see these words converted into acts;
to see the olive branch substituted for
the sword in the Southern States, negro
supremacy quietly superseded, and such
measures adopted IS will create harmony
out OF discord, in the portion of our
country comprised in States now suffer-
ing from 3 mistaken and vindictive
ana we look and hope fully to
that after the 4th OF March next
will be q check put upon the mon
strous ~corTuptions which prevail il all
departments of the Government; that
economy shalE sUcceed extravaganza ia
5he disbursement OF public funds that
the public debt shall be reduced ss rap
dly as possible; and that taxes which
press so heavily upon the people
isRll be made more easy to bear. The
expect Ger. Grant will accom-.