New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-03

TIE GREAf REPUBLICAN TRIUMPH


gain reported is in this city which was achieved by
naturalization. Only three Democrats are elected to
the Legislature. as far as heard from. Fifty towns
give Page 1900, Edwards, 4,420-being Republican
gain Of 2s7 over last ycar proportionato increase
in the remaining towns will give total majority OF
5000 or Republican gain Of 10000 over last year.
In this county. the entire Republican ticket viii
have about 900 majority The town of Rutland gives
Republican gain Of $50 Tie State Senate will
probably he unanimously Republican The triumph is
the moro glorious from the fact that the Republicans
had not eXerted themselves until few days before
the election. whereas the Democrats had been work
ing secretly and hard for two months Local diyis
ions also weakened the Republican vote In many
towns Montpelier chooses Representatives. though
on other parts of tho ticket the Republicans make
heavy gains. Burlington elects Tarroy /. Wales
tRepubcanl Representative by 100 majority, on the
largest vote poled here and after the hardest
contested election. We shall have full returns to-
morrow. The Republicans are having grand torch
light procession tonight Boston ADV.
now TIE VICTORY WAS RECEIVED N MARY
LAND,
BALTIMORE Sept 1.-The result Of the Vermont
election Yesterday has struck terror into the hearts
of tho Democracy here who in their exuberance
thought the entire Union with them. Like an
avalanche they arc wofully taken aback. Several
bets made tat the Republican majority Of last
year would be reduced. never saw such chop fall
ing Neither their papers nor their orators can ex-
plain the dilemma The Republicans are jubilant and
encouraged 10 enter the contest with energy hopeful
even of Maryland when Grant comes before them.
They supposed that if the Green Mountain boys held
their own this time ii was all that could be desired
Nj, = olraI Il. wifi
Democratic State Central Convention to elect Presi-
dental Electors is now in session here but Vermont
takes the starch out OF tho delegates. who look wo-
fully disappointed They discover there are other
States besides Maryland, and other people besides
Democrats aud Rebels In th'j Latitude. (Phila TEL
IATEsT DrrArIs oY Tx VOTE.
A dispatch TO The Boston Journal from Montpelier
gives the following figures
SIX towns IN Washington County give Page Re
pubcan) ~. and I'd ards lDomocTatcl 81.
Six towns in Windsor County give Page l,Gj9, and
Edwards i65.
-Four towns in Chittonden County give Page 9Oi,
and Edwards 33
Fivo towns in Caledonia County give Page ,i5l
and Edwards 5O3.
-Four towns in Orleans County give Page 81 and
Edwards 2Ti.
I've towns in Orange County give Page 1881 and
Edwards tf}l.
II1Ht towns III ADDISON County gfo rage LID 10
50 Tor Edwards.
Two towns in Bennington County give 800 for
Page ana 30 Tor Ldwards. 900,
Three towns III lIauhllL county glFo iaBc i'V'f
Five towns in windham County give Page 1904
Seven towns in Rutland County give Page 2e97
10 93 for Edwards. ~, -,
These returns embrace about one-thTd OF the
state and Indicate "a net Republican gain of 5000
Derby, the home of the DomOcratlc candidate LOT
Governor gives l2G majority Tor Rage
~. Albaus. which last year sent Democrat 70 me
Legislature this year elects Republican by ~
Other towns Of the few which elected Democrats
lat year have to-day chosen Republicans by hand
some majoritics Not town thus far heard from
gives democratic majority.
Rufiand-rage, Republican, 81; Edwaris, Demo
crnt 3i7. Republican gain over last year l5v. Dem
ocnItic loss. - representative elected, Col Red
field Proctor Republican.
Ncrpori- Page, Republican, 97s; Edwards, Demo
sentative ii, elected " b. Crane Republican.
81 .Iohnsbrv-PaPe. Republican, en- Edwards.
Domoorat, 10. Representative elected Emerson
Iadior~Pagr Republican. So; Edwards Demo
crnt. 81. Republican gam 10.
Bradford-H. Wright. Democrat. elected Repre-
sentative by vote of 2lO 10 200 ior W. Il. stevens,
Republican scattering. 3
6rapdoa.-Brggs Republican, elected Representa-
tive by majority OF -
RETURNS IRON lI TOWNSVILLE MAJORITY
$1,000
BunIINGroN. VI. sept. 2.-Returns from l5i towns
give majority Of 9O.lO7 and net Republican gain
crease the net gain % 1000 and give total majority
Of 5000.
RUTLAND. VI Sept 1.-The Republican vote in III
towns about ono-half of State, give:
I1ge hcp41.ean, Ss3i
v,,o-,,v ........................14.gso
The towns 10 be heard from will undoubtedly
bring the majority n the state up 10 3J,OJ4 lho net
gain ia the III towns II 4,SS).
ONE HUNDRED GUNs-TRN THOUSAND UNION
GAIN.
BURLINGTON, Sept. 2.-The first section OF
the State Light Artillery are firing this morn
ing 100 guns for the unprecedented Republican
triumph in this State. Page will have $4,000
majority.
REJOICING Al POUGHKEEPsIE.
PoUGnKEErsIE, n. Y, Sept 2.-Ihe Repub-
leans have been rejoicing here tonight with bonreS,
music and salutes in honor OF tho victory In vermont
A large crowd OF persons assembled in front OF the
POughkcepse Hotel and were addressed by ~ NhlIaoo
played different parts OF the city Much enthusiasm
prevailed.
REJOICINCs IN MAINE.
LEWISTON, Sept. "A national salute y beng
fired I'm this city under direction OF the Tanner, Club IN
honor Of the gains In Vermont. Bells are ringing ana
Republicans rejoicing. - -.
PORTLAND, Sept. 2.-The Republicans oil TINS
city firing 100 guns for vermont
ONE HUNDRED GUNS AT ALBANY.
ALBANY, Sept. 1.-The Republican General
Committee irod salute OF 100 guns AT midnight last
night, in honor OF the result in Vermont
SALUTE AT DANBURY, CONN.
DANBURY, Conn, Sept. "A salute was
fired here to-day In honor OF tho kepuOhcah victory ~
Vermont,
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