The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-11-05
pREsIDEST141 ELECTION RETURNS

PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION RETURNS
CALIFORNIA.
SASFRANc1sco, November 3-Midnight
city has gone Democratic by ABOUT 1900. The
returns from the interior come in Slowly
and indicate large Republican gains. The
State is confidently gained by the Republicans
SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE DAILY NEws'l
SAN Francisco, November 4.-The Demo
Gratis claim the State by 5000 to 5000 majority
and also the election of James A. johnson II
the Third Congressional District, and Samuel
B. Axtell in the First. The Republicans have
carried Nevada and probably Oregon.
GEORGIA.
AuaUsrA. November $50 fac as heard from
there were no disturbances in Georgia yester-
day. except at Savannah and Augusta. Re
turns from twenty-seven counties, some OF
which went largely Republican at the Govern
or's election, show Democratic majority OF
11.76s. Indications are that the Democratic
majority in the State will be fully $4,000, per-
haps $4,000.
NORTH CAROLINA.
RALEIGH, November 4.--Election quiet
throughout the State. Returns come in slow
ly. Wake County gives Grant 405 majority, a
Democratic gain Of $50. ]. T. DeWese, Re-
publican, is elected to Congress in the Fourth
District by ss1 majority, Radical loss Of 52s.
Franklin County is reported for Seymour by
200 majority, Democratic gain OF 400. Johns
ton County is reported.for Seymour by small
majority and Democratic gain of over 400.
Bladen County, small Democratic gain. Robe
son County, Democratic majority 70, a Demo-
cratic gain of 4S9. Edgecombe, official, 11S4
Radical majority, Radical gain off. Carteret
County, Democratic majority so, o Democratic
gain Of 60. Warren County, Republican ma
jority 1000, Radical loss, No returns from the
Western Counties, and nothing to enable US to
determine the result in the State.
The election of Sohber, Democrat, 70 Con-
gress is conceded by the Radicals.
WILMINGTON, November 4.-Many Demo-
Gratis claim the State for Seymour. The Morn
ing Star estimates the Republican majority at
5000. The election of strober, Democrat il
the Eighth District, is regarded as certain.
His competitor is Hon. Nat. Bogden. The
Democrats seem confident Of electing Durham
in the Seventh District. Returns received
here show net Democratic gain on the Con-
yention vote OF 5000. Pitt county, Democratic
gain 600; Robson over 400. Richmond,
Henderson, Columbus, Wilson, Nash, Wayne,
Halifax, johnson, Cumberland, Sampson,
Duplin and Onslow, all show Democratic
gains. Mecklenberg, Rowan and Cabarras
show small Republican gains.
NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, November 4.-Seymour's ma
iority is estimated at 500. The Legislature is
Republican. For Congress, IS Republicans
and IS Democrats, including the following
from the First to the Eleventh District First,
Henry A. Keeves; second, John G. Sbumaker;
third, Henry W. Slocum; fourth, John Fox;
fifth, John Morrissy; sixth, Samuel S. Cox;
seventh, Harvey C. Calkins; eighth, Jones
Brooks; ninth, Fernando Wood; tenth, Clark
son N. Potter; eleventh, George ". Green.
The Times says that Hoffman carried the
State by 5000 majority.
Seymour's reported majority in Kings Coun-
ty is 1889. Hoffman runs about 1900 ahead
of Seymour.
NEW YORK, November 4.-G-od authority
makes Seymour's majority in the State nearly
5000. The legislature is claimed BY both par
ties. The Post says that the authorities have
evidence of over $4,000 fraudulent votes cast
in this city, and Hoaman's election will be con-
tested. It is claimed that the seventh ward,
in Jersey City, cast twice as many votes as
there we're people in the ward, and the Repub-
licans defeated in that district will contest the
election.
LATER.-A special dispatch to the Evening
Telegraph says that four additional returns
have been received since morning-all tavora-
ble to the Democrats. There seems no doubt
that Seymour has carried New York by ma
iority ranging from 1000 to 10000. The Re-
publicans have the Assembly by eight, giving
them majority of ten on joint ballot, and
securing the election Of Senator Morgan.
LATEsT.-The extra of the Tribune gives
New York, unof6cially, to Seymour by 1855
The telegram claims majority in the Assem-
bly, and in the State, and asserts that Seymour
will be the next UnlteQ states SeudtoI. iuo
whole State is reported about 10. 600 majority
for Seymour. Hudson County elects the DEM
ocratic ticket by sOoO-six representatives and
one senator.
ESPECIAL rELI DRAM THE DAILY NEws.l
ALBANY, N. Y, November 4.-The Journal
comedies the State to Seymour by 5000, and to
Hoffman by 10000. The Argus claims 10000
for Seymour and 25,eOO for Hoffman, but con-
cedes the Legislature to the Republicans by a
small majority.
NEW JERSEY.
TRENTON, November Anew Jersey is est;-
mated at 5000 majority for Seymour. Ihe
Democrats have Of Congressman, and the
Republicans lose the United States Senator.
The Democrats also elect the Governor.
NEWARK, N. j., November 4.-The State
gives about 1000 Democratic majority. Ran
dolph, the Democratic candidate for Governor,
has $500 majority. Ths Senate will have II
Democrats and Republicans, and the As
,or,hIv % Democrats and Republicans, thus