The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-03-06

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DEMOCRATIC VICTORY IN TROY.
1rou. March 3.-Miles Beach, the De-
rnceratie candidate, was elected mayor
TODAY by majority of 1,450. This is Q
gain of 1000 over last spring. There is
also Democratic gain Of three supervisors
and one alderman. The Common Councli
is Democratic.
8 TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY IN UTICA.
Utica, March 81. Thomas Spriggs is
elected Mayor of this city by 400 majority
Gain over last year, ESQ.
JOHN D. KEENAN,, Chairman
Democratic County Committee.
Utica, N. r, March 81. Thomas
Sprires. Democrat, was elected Mayor
today by 4s7 majority. The Democrats
also elect the city attorney and Justice
OF seven aldermen and supervisors, the
Democrats elect four and the Republicans
three. The Council, of course, remains
Democratic, as last year.
RoCHEsTEH-GAIN OF NEARLY FIVE HUN
DRED.
Rochester, N. r. March 3.--The charter
election in this city to-day resulted in
decided triumph for the Democratic party.
Henry S. Fish was reelected Mayor by s8s
maiority-a gain of 492 from his majority
last wear. P. Mcintyre, justice, was
reelected by about 800 majority. The
Democrats elected nine of the fourteen
aldermen and supervisors.
ELM1RA = GAIN OF TWO HUNDRED AND
EIGHTY.
Eznn;ra, N. r, March 3.-The entire
general Democratic ticket is elected here
to-day, and majority of the Common
Council elected are Democratic. Our
Mayors majority is nearly 200; Republi-
can Mayors majority last year, about ~.
In our first ward, where for FIVE years we
have labored under Black Republican
majority of 70, we have elected q Demo-
cratic alderman by II.
DEMOCRATIC CRY COMMITTEE.
M1LLERToN AND AMENIA.
MiUerton, March Sat the town cleo
ton held to-day the whole Democratic
ticket was elected. Last year this town
gave 127 Radical majority. The town OF
Armenia has also elected full Democratic
ticket with the exception of the town
clerk. Armenia gave heavy Radical ma
:jority last year.
PALMYRA.
Palmyra, March 3.-At the town meet
ing to-day the Democratic candidate,
Charles D. johnson, was elected by twenty
one majority.
vo1NEY, oswEeo COUNTY.
Fulton, N. r, March 3.-The town OF
Volney has elected the entire Democratic
ticket by about forty majority. At the
election last year the Radical majority was
1T, The result of to-day's election estab-
fishes q Democratic gain of 2l7.
THREE HUNDRED IN LANsINGBURG.
Lansinqbauq, N. r, March 3.-The
Democrats are triumphant, and elect q su-
pervisor and trustees. The Democratic
gain is over three hundred. There is great
rejoicing and serenades.
Corning, N. r, March 3.-The election
in this town to-day resulted in Demo-
cratic majority of seventy-eight-a Demo-
cratic gain.
THREE HUNDRED AND FOUR IN RH1NEBECK.
Rh;nebeck, N. r, March 3.-R. L. Gar
rettson Democrat) was elected supervisor
to-day by one hundred and five majority
a Democratic gain Of three hundred and
four.
GAINS IN BATAVIA.
Batavia, N. r, March 3.-At the cleo
tion in this town to-day the entire Demo
cratic ticket was carried by majority
ranging from sixty-ive to one hundred and
forty. On every separate ticket there is
Democratic gain.
YONKERS.
At the election held in Yonkers, West
chester county, the majority of votes was
sixty-two in favor of the Democrats.
MAINE.
REJoICINGs AT THE DEMOCRATIC TRIUMPH.
Concord, N. H., March 3.-There is
much rejoicing in this city amongst the
Democrats at the results of the election in
Portland, Maine. The election of town
officers also in New Castle, in this State,
has excited their highest hopes. This is
the first gun of the campaign. At the
election at New Castle last year the De-
mocratic majority was two. At the cleo
tion to-day the Democratic majority was
nineteen. The vote, also, was the largest
ever thrown in the township. The Demo-
cratic canvass showed majority Of two
only. This has been the most fiercely-
contested election ever held in the town,
and may fairly be regarded as a test vote.
a similar Average of increase in our favor
in every district aoould carry the State over-
aohelmingly! .,
THE DEMOCRATIC CANVASS.
Concord, N. IT., March 3.-The Demo-
cratic State Committee announce the can
vass of votes in the State as follows For
Sinclair, SO, 1888; Hartman, 81, 209; doubt
full, 2,506.
The DEMOCRATIC VICToRIEs.-It thun-
ders all around the sky. The town cleo
tions held yesterday in New Hampshire,
Maine, and New York, all tell one story
overwhelming Democratic gains as COM
pared with last fall, when the Radicals
were everywhere beaten. With these
figures before US, it is safe to say, that were
a presidential election to be held next
week, the Democrats would carry every
State in the Union, except, perhaps, Mas
sachusetts and Iowa.
In Troy We gain 1900 upon the vote of