Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-11-12
The Elections.

The Elections.
WAsHINGUoN, Nov. 6 Minnesota goes by
10000 for the Republicans. Ignatius Dom
nelly (Rep.) is certainly defeated.
CALIFORNIA.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 6.-James A. johnson,
DEM Of CALIFORNIA;, telegraphs here that he
is elected to Congress. This gives the Demo-
Gratis two out of the three Congressman from
that State.
PENNSYLVANIA.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 6.-The return judges
of the city threw out the Fourth Ward vote on
account of frauds, thus making the Radical
| (oficial) majority 5,Sl2 in Philadelphia.
NORTH CAROLINA.
RALEIGH. N. c., Nov. 6.-The returns are
too incomplete to say how the State has gone.
but the general opinion is that Grant has car
ried the State by about 5000 Large demo-
cratic gains have hecn made in the First Sc
cond, Third and Fourth Congressional Dis
tricts. c. L. Cobb, (Rep.) in the First Da-
vid Heaton, (Rep. in the Second; John T.
Devices. (Rep.) in the Fourth, and Israel G.
Lash, rep in the Fifth Districts all re-
elected to Congress. The returns indicate the
election of Francis E. Shober. (dem) in the
! Sixth; Plata Durham, (dem. in the Seventh,
and, possibly, Alex. A. Mccoy, (dem. in the
| Third districts.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
! CHARLESTON S. c., Nov. 6.-Returns from
the interior show that he Republican MAORI
| ty will be greatly reduced in the State The
| Congressional results are as follows: Fourth
district, W. D. Simpson, (dem. certain Third
| district, j. P Reed, (dem) certain: Second
district, c. c. Bowen, (rep.) certain; First
| dist riot, =. f. Whitmore very probable.
GEORGIA
AUGUSTA, GA, Nov 6.-Seventy counties
heard from give 10000 democratic majority.
Pennsylvania.
PHILADELPHIA, November 1.-The Re-
publican maj ,rity in this State now foots
up %, 397, the returns from thirty coun-
ties being official. and the rest reported.
Thirty-s;x counties are yet TO hear from,
which, it is believed, will make the Re-
publican majority nearly 10000
Kansas.
LEAvENwoRTH, November 6.--Grant's
majority in this city is 655. Quite num-
Der of ladies voted on Tuesday for Super
intendent of County Schools, among them
Mrs. Senator Lane.
Kentucky.
LEXINGTON, November 7.-Barnes, Re-
Publican, is elected over Adams, Demo-
crat, in the Eight District, by nearly 1000
majority.
LOUISVILLE, November 8-The Repub-
! lican vote in this State has increased to
surprising extent. Seymours majority will
be from IS, Geo tots, 600 General Grants
vote reaches 5000.
Tennessee.
MEMPHIS, November 6-Leftwich's
majority is about S0O If the vote of Fa-
yette is allowed it will swell it to 400.
NASHVILLE. November 6-R r. But
Ter, Harace Maynard, W. B. Strokes. s.
R. Arnold, W f. Prosseur, j. r. Wat
kins are representatives elect to Congress
from Tennessee.
A despatch from Shelby7ille this even
ing says: Sheafe. Democrat, is certainly
elected in the Fourth district by several
hundred majority. The Republicans are
awaiting official returns to determine the
result in the Memphis district.
MONTGOMERY, November The Leg
islature spent the entire day in discussing
the question whether this is the beginning
of new session or continuance of the
old.
Returns from 80 counties give Seymour
majoritics amounting to 14.52I, and
Grant majorities amounting to %, 600.
The remaining counties are nearly all
white counties, and will probably give
Seymour majorities sufi cient to overcome
the Radical majorities of the negro coun-
ties, but the returns indicate that the re-
suit is doubtful.
Arkansas.
LITTLE Rock, November THE Rad
icals claim Pulaski county by 229 MAORI
ty, Sebastian by 7, Hampstead by 800,
Destria by 200, Pike by 200 and Jeffer-
son by 1900. The Democrats carry Sa-
lima county by 500, White by $50, Prai-
RE by /, 900 and Ouchite, Drew, Union,
Columbia and Woodruff counties by large
majorities.
1t is conceded that Rogers (Democrat)
is elected to Congress in the Second dis
trict.
The First and Third districts are doubt
full
The Democrats charge that the Govern
or's martial law proclamation was move
to justify the stoppage of the election in
eleven Democratic counties
Reports from Woodruff, Craghead and
Little River counties show that the best
feeling prevails among citizens of all par
ties and colors.
Martial law will be proclaimed in Little
Rock and Pulaski counties next Monday.