The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-11-04
By Telegraph,
Grant and COlfaX Elected.
THE DEMOCRATS CARRY TWELVE
STATES.
a Great Gain over 18o4.

Nav YoE&, Nov, The Tribune says
at l:j0, this morning, returns for governor
are far from complete but Hohman's ina.
Jorlty in the city cannot fall far short of
5000.
The World claims 7,2lj majority for
Seymour ia New York state. The World
also claims the election Of q democratic
governor, four members Of congress and a
United States senator in New Jersey
The World gives HotTmans majority in
the city, at 1898, and Seymour's at o..
s9l, aud gives Seymour majority in
Brooklyn, at 1906.
Lucy Stone and Mrs. Blackwell her
metherinlaw, offered their votes in the
llth ward OF Newark, New Jersey, yester.
day, but the judges refused to receive them.
The Tribune says:
The states known to have chosen electors
to vote for them are as follows:
Maine, 28,500.
New Hampshire, 5000.
Massachusetts, 80, 900.
Rhode Island, 5000.
Connecticut, $4,000.
Vermont, 10000.
Pennsylvania, 10000.
West Virginia, 5000.
Ohio, $4,000.
Indiana, 10000.
Illinois, $4,000.
Michigan, $4,000.
Wisconsin, 10000.
Iowa, 10000.
Nebraska, 1000.
Tennessee, 10000.
California, 5000.
Nevada, 10000.
Missouri, 10000.
Kansas, 5000.
North Carolina, 10000.
Minnesota, 1000.
This is more than twothirds Of the whole
number of electors.
The states known to have chosen the
electors to vote for Seymour and Blair, are
as follows;
Kentucky, 10000
Maryland, $1,000.
Delaware, 10000,
Louisiana, $4,000.
Georgia, probably 10000.
Oregon, 1000.
The World claims Alabama by 10000.
Arkansas, 5000.
Delaware, 1000.
Georgia. 10000.
Kentucky, $4,000.
Louisiana, 10000
Maryland, 10000
New Jersey, 5000.
New York, 5000.
North Carolina, 5000.
Oregon, 5000.
South Carolina, 5000.
The Tribune says:
We regret TO add that the probability at
the hour Of writing this paragraph seems
against the success Of Mr.. John A. Griswold,
for governor
BosToy, Nov. 4.-Grnnt's majority in
Massachusetts will he $4,000.
New YoRK, Nov. i.--The n. Y. Times
says; "At the hour Of going to press with
our first edition the chances favor the sue
cess of Grant aud ColfaX in New York and
New Jersey by small ma critics. The foot.
ings, rs between tue republican and demo.
cratic counties in New York so closely up.
proximate each other on the electoral ticket,
as now reported and estimated that we
scarcely feel justified in saving that 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
LATEST.
A few more additional returns UP to
noon, from the state, do not materially alter
last nights figures.
The state has gone democrctic from
5000 to 10000.
Trenton, n. D., Nov. THE democratic
electoral ticket is elected, and also gives
four congressman. This is the opinion of
the democratic committee. The republicans
say there is only one democratic congress.
man elected Neither party can name the
ma j0rity, and both say it is small
ST Louis, Nov. As a. m.-Al the pre-.
Cncts in this city except one, and all in the
county except two representative districts
give Grant about $4,000 majority. Full re.
turns from the county will probably give
Grant $4,000 Meetings. ma jority in the
county Will be about $4,000. The suffrage
question in this county will have some TO-.
600 majority against it,
Jefferson county reported 800 democratic
majority.
Audrin county about 100 democratic ma.
jorsy,
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