The Portland daily press., 1869-11-03
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NEW YORK.
FIRST DISPATCH,
NEW YORK, Nov. 2.-The election TODAY
passed OIL very quietly. Seventy or eighty re-
peaters were arrested during the day for at
tempted illegal voting, some of whom were
bailed. Those brought before Judges Mans
field and Riley were refused BAIL In few of
these cases Judge McCunn issued writs of ha-
beas corpus and released the prisoners on $500
| bail each.
In the second Ward of this city the vote for
Secretary of State was as follows Seigel (rep.
for Secretary of State, 1903; Nelson, (dem for
same, 1913; Horace Greeley, (rep.) for Comp
troler, 1913: w. Allen, (dem.) for same, $50.
The scattering returns from the interior receiv-
ed indicate that Mr.. Greeley, for Comptroller,
has run largely ahead of his ticket.
SECOND DISPATCH.
The first Ward-Seigel 49,; Nelson 241O;
Greeley 42S; Allen 1881. Fourth Ward-Sei-
gel 496; Nelson 31s9; Greeley 731; Allen 1928.
! Eleventh Ward-Seige 224S; Nelson 1924;
Greeley 2228: Allen 4726
THIRD DISPATCH
Eighteen towns and cities outside of the city
give Seigel 2l49 majority, and ten towns and
cities give Nelson 1897 majority. This is con-
siderable Republican loss as compared with
the vote of 1863
. FOURTH DISPATCH.
Fourteenth Ward -Seigel 667; Nelson 3545;
Greeley BIZ; Allen 1886. Fifteenth Ward
Seigel 1891; Nelson 1916; Greeley 1916; Allen
17O1. Nineteenth Ward -Seigel 2G57; Nelson
1926; Greeley 1854; Allen 1919. Twenty first
Ward-Segel 1919; Nelson 1869; Greeley 2557 !;
Allen 6922 Twelfth Werd-Seigel 1924; Nell
son 47A; Greeley 222S; Allen 1855. Twenty
second Ward-Seigel 1854; Nelson 1904; Gree
ley 1880; Allen 1902 Eighth Ward-Seigel
1851: Nelson 1896; Greeley 1851; Allen 43O3
Ninth Ward-Segel 1920; Nelson 1867; Gree
ley 1926; Allen 1890. Sixth Ward-Seigel
536; Nelson 573s; Greeley COG; Allen 5579
FIFTH DISPATCH.
Six Wards in Rochester give Seigel 331 ma
ority. Twenty-four cities and towns addi-
tional give Seigel 2O91 majority and Nelson
474 majority.
SIXTH DISPATCH.
Tenth Ward-Seigel 1857; Nelson 2O66; Gree
lev 1865; Allen 1858. Third Ward-Segel
POP; Nelson $40; Greeley %; Allen 555. Six
tenth Ward-Seigel 2444; Nelson 2944; Gree
ley 259S; Allen 1928. Fifteenth Ward Seigel
1165; Nelson 26O3; Greeley 1271 Allen 2479.
Eighteenth Ward-Seigel 1867; Nelson 1898;
Greeley 2772; Allen 1892 Twenty-Five cities
and towns additional give Seigel 20S5 and
Nelson 1015 majority.
SEVENTH DISPATCH.
Democratic majority liz Kings county 10, 600.
In Brooklyn the Democratic ticket for NUM-
pal officers is elected with the exception of two
Republican Aldermen. Rochester complete
gives Seigel 1850, Nelson 1890; Republican gain
393
In the 9Th ward, New York city, Seigel has
1925; Nelson 439; Greeley 1913; Allen 45i3.-
The total vote of the city is as follows: Seigel
Sc, $50; Nelson SO,13S; Greeley 1854; Allen
T,S11 Total 1862.
Midnight.-Returns from the interior show
large Republican losses, and the total MAORI
ty of the Democrats in the State will range
from 10000 to 10000 The State Senate is
doubtful, while the Assembly is certainly Re-
publican. There were sixteen arrests here to-
day for illegal voting On the street tonight
the impression has gained ground that the
State has gone Republican owing to the di-
minished Democratic majority in this city.
Nelson's majority in Albany is about 1900
In Cortland county the Republican majority
is estimated at 1900. In Syracuse Seigers ma
iority is 466. Onandaigua county gives an av-
erage Republican majority of over 1000. In
thirty-three towns and cities, additional to
those previously reported, Seigel has 956 ma
jority and Nelson N19
EIGHTH DISPATCH.
Tioga county complete will give Sci eel about
$50 majority. Duchess county-Later returns
make the election of Morgan, Democrat, to the
Senate from this district possible. Oswego
county-Oswego city gives Seigel 314 majority
and Greeley 3O3 majority. The entire State is
successful. VIM. II. Brand, Republican eau
dldate for State Senator, receives 100 majoaity
and ID. c. LittlejOhu, for member of the As
sembly, 9O4 majority. Littlejohn's majority in
the district is 1850. The new Constitution is
carried by decided majority; also the judc-
larry article and provision against property
qualification.
The city of Troy gives the following official
| returns: First ward Nelson 81 maj Second
ward, Seisel 1877 maj; Third ward, Segel 1888
maj. Fourth ward Seigel 1871 mai Fifth
ward, Seigel 179 m j.; Sixth ward, Nelson 100
mai. Ninth ward, Nelson 412 maj Three
| wards are yet to be heard from, which COM
bined will give about 400 democratic majority.
Thayer is certainly reelected by an increased
majority.
Columbus county gives about 1000 majority
for Nelson, and GOO for Morgan (Dem) for
| Senator.
| NINTH DISPATCH.
| Troy city complete gives Nelson 300 majority
| Chatauque county-In the 1st Assembly dis
trict, M. Z. Burns is elected by about 800 ma
iorty; Greeley runs behind the ticket.
| The following are the majorities in Brook
| lyn: Ward 2, Nelson 801 mai; Ward 3, Seigel
3S1 maj; Ward 6, Nelson 1883 maj Ward s,
Nelson 1856 maj; Ward 8, Nelson 2S2 maj
Ward 20, Seigel GA maj
All the Tammany Senatorial candidates in
New York city are elected
| Oneida County-Al the towns are heard
| from but eight. The majorities are, for Seigel
2S3, for Taylor 40. This indicates about 1000
majority for Seigel.
| TENTH DISPATCH.
| ALBANY, Nov. 2.-The whole Democratic
State and County ticket is elected here by 1000
majority, with two Democratic Assemblymen
| certain, and probably four
| ELEVENTH DISPATCH.
| New York, Nov. 2.-Twenty-six additional
towns give majorities of 2O42 for Seigel and
| 1404 for Nelson.
The Tribune comedies the election of the en-
tire Democratic State ticket by at least lz'oO'
majority.
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NEW JERSEY.
NEWARK, Nov. 2-Essex county elects he
publican county ticket. Taylor, Repuollcah
is elected to the State Senate by about 200 ma
iority. For the Assembly the Republicans
! elect six and the Democrats three, Demo.