New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-16

Total Q16 towns)..;. B24s 1913 2ooT :4oel 500
Clear majority for Chamberlain so far. SITS; majority
An 1866, 1857.
PORTLAND, Sept. lathe election made no
rufe on the surface Of affairs and there is therefore,
nothing to get over" Some Of the Democratic papers
talk about gains, but there gains There have
een changes losses in places and gains In others
and owing to the Hitchborn division there Will possibly
sbe slight loss TO Republicans in representation, but
nothing TO hurt The action Of the HtehbOrn men has
been as foolish as mschevou They have lost even the
poor opportunity to be great in the future Theirs was
- low. .A.. tool AZ early root
Mr. Htcbborn will scarcely get 5000 votes in the State
and these represent nothing but sinister and unpronaDe
matter Some gave HIM white bread and some gave him
brown and raised figures 70 worship but none
offered him buocks anything else that was gong for
a sacrifice Some voted for him 70 rebuke Gov. Cham
erain for hanging the negro Hars and some voted for
him because he is Universast and does not believe IN
violent measures anywhere and very few voted for b
from an honest conviction that he would be able to do
something for Prohibition.
The Republicans have acknowledgement all the Sen
torial tickets but and Lincoln Counties and there
ia hope OF the latter So the victory is substantially the
same ever and tho only interesting phase there Is 10
poltics is the of Mr. Fessenden IN the
SApate Messrs. Morrill,, Blaine Lynch and Gen. shep-
lev are prominently named. The Governor will appoint
either Morrill, or shepey he appoints at ALL probably
che latter Some say he win Rot appoint for the lew
weeks before the Legislature mees-the month OF Do
.hor mora or ess-but viii leave the Legislature TO
nlect without any appontee in the They say the
oyeruor himself is in of succession and will be
warmly pressed. It Is case full OF interest
A special from Little Rock, Ark, says the
Jepubcan members of the Legislature held meeting
st which resolutions adopted for the formation OF
Jibera Republican Party the basis Of Universal Suf
,rspe and Universal Amnesty. committee was ap
onted TO solicit subscriptions and take other measures
FOR the completion OF the organization The Committee
fora GA Tor anti 70 pnaef on
tbs 18th OF October carry cut the purposes OF tho
meeting.
Senator Brownlow published card yester-
at Nashville stating that he has disposed Of his in
1arest in The KnOrse WING, but that paper will continue
In sup,ort the Republican cause He says so many
Union men Tennessee have gone that he would
advise s Northern friends 70 accept the Tennessee Re-
pubcaus e0iy for what they worth AZ present The
Pcss ana Times the senter organ Of Nashville Is adyer
tsed Tor sale. '-.....'-...-.
The following ticket has been decided on
by the Philadelphia Democratic City Executive Commit
tee City Treasurer Col william C. Patterson City Com
missioner Major John Core; Recorder OF Deeds, John
o. Brennan Prothonotay OF the District Court, Wash
ington j. jackson; Clerk of the Court OF Quarter Ses
sions. David W. Sellers; Coroner, Joseph NJ Richard
ratification meeting has been called for Friday night
ATLANTA, Ca, Sept. 15.-The Executive Com
snitree OF the Democratic party OF Georgia. met To-Day
under osll OF the chairman There was no quorum pres
emit aud they die subject 10 the call OF tns
chairman. IL the unanimous opinion OF tho mo'i
bers present that would neXpedient 10 rocomeho
an election for members Of Congress TINS year. 'uei'