The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-11-03
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turns thus far received from the in
terror of the State, show uniform
Democratic gains. as compared with
the Presidential vote of 1868. This
city gives an immense Democratic
majority, IN a total vote of, perhaps,
125, 900. 1t is too early yet to esti-
mate the majority. but there seems
not doubtot the election of the en-
tire Democratic ticket. Mr.. Greeley
runs ahead Of his ticket. 9tE
The following returns have been
received from interior towns, cities
and districts, and are given without
any attempt at classification. The
losses an1 gains l. all Instances are
computed from the Presidential vote
of 1868, when Horatio Seymour had
precisely 10000 majority over Grant:
TToga County town of Burton. Fourth
District, Sigel 146 majority; Republi-
can loss 5; First District. Sigel' 5 ma
iority IL; Republican loss 13. Wash
ington County, White Greek, First
District, Sigek 81 majority; Republi,
can loss 3d. Cambridge, First Dis
trict, SigeI 67 majority; Republican
loss H. Dutchess County, Pawling,
Sigel 181 majority; Republican loss
25. Mr.. Greeley has 183 majority
in Tompkins County. Ulysses, First
District, Sigel "A majority; Republi-
can gain B. Cayuga, Second District,
Nelson % majority; Democratic loss
12. Oneida County, Lysander, Second
District, Sigel 179 majority; Repub-
lican loss IS. Van Buren, Second
District, Sigel 40 majority; Republi
can loss ". Columbia County. Cla-
verack, First District, Sigel Is ma
jority; Republican loss IA. OGondaga
County, Salina, First District, Sigel
Al majority: Republican loss 9. Che
mango County, Sherburne. gives Sigel
167 majority; Republican loss 95.
Oxford, First District, Sigel 81 ma
ioritv. Republican loss s, Steuben
County, Addison, Nelson IA majority;
Democratic loss 10, Chenango County,
Big Flats, Nelson 10 majority; Demo
cratic gain II. Rookland County,
Haverslaw, Second District, Nelson
96 majority; Democratic less 100;
Allen has 92 majority over Greeley.
Courtland County, Hartford, SigeI
81 majority; Republican loss So
Cayuga County, Ledyard, Sigel 135
majority; Republican loss 81. Suf-
folk County, East Hampton, First
District, Sigel IA majority; Republic
can loss 13; Second District, Nelson
2 majority; Democrats gain 5 South
ampton, Third District, Nelson 13
majority; Democratic gain II. Madi
son County, Second District. Sigel 81
majority; Republican gain 4; Third
District, Sigel 80 majority; Republi-
can loss IA. Columbia County, Hills
dale, First District, Nelson II ma
jority; Democratic gain 40. Washing
ton County, Salem, First District,
Nelson II maj; Democratic gain 30.
Chaulaqua County, Ellington, Sigel
387 majority; Republican loss 268.
Cayuga County, Ogasco, Sigel 81 ma
iority; Republican loss 20. Allegheny
County. Wellsyille. First District,
Sigel so majority; Republican loss 10.
Ontario County, Phelps, First Dis
trict, Sigel % maj; Republican loss
Ia. Tioga County, Newark Valley,
Sigel 1914 majority; Republican loss
SO. Monroe County, Rigo. Sigel 81
majority; Republican gain 3 Cayuga
County, Moravia, Sigel SO majority;
Republican loss g. iiOga County,
Richford. Sigel 90 majority; Republi-
can loss %. Coluthbia County, Client,
Sigel IS majority; Republican gain
I16. Putnam Couuty. Southeast. Mel
son 81 majority; Democratic gain 160.
4 Allen has 81 majority over Greeley.
Caldwell, Democrat. for Senator. has
/ 50 majority. z Steoben County, i'll or
/ nellsville, Second District, Nelson 36
majority; Democratic gain TO- Cayuga
| County, Springport, Sigel 56 majority /;
Republican loss z. Brutus, SigeI 16I
| majority; Republican loss L. JEFF
ferson County, Adams. Second Dis
triot, Sigel 153 majority; Republican
loss 81. Wyoming County, Attiea,
Sigel "a. ajority; Republican loss. D.
Herkimer County, Herkimer, Nelson
| 128 majority; Democratic gain 32.
/ Steuben County, Urbana, Nelson q
majority; Democratic gain 81 Dams
vile, Nelson 81 majority; Democratic
gain 10; Allen has 145 majority. Che
| mango County, Norwich, First Dis
| trict, Nelson Is majority; Democratic
| gain II. Fulton County, Johnstown,
/ First District, Sigel 81 majority; Re
publican gain 18; Second District,
/ Sigel 260 majority; Republican gain
/ 65; Third District, Sigel 6 majority
| Republican loss 81; Fourth District
Sigel 1S5; Republican loss 100
Il Montgomery County, Mirden, First
. District. Sigel 43 majority; RepubIi.
can loss 40. Genesee County, Bergen
Sigel 16 majority; Republican los:
/ 80. Tioga County, Oswego, FRS
District, Sigel 120 majority; Republi
J can loss II; Fifth District, S;gel -
i majority; Republican loss 63; Sixth
District, Sigel 81 majority; Republi