Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1869-11-11
The November EIections.

The general result Of the November
elections may be briefly stated as fol-
lows:
In New York, ihe democratic ticket
has been successful by a majority OF
about 1000. In 1868, the same patty
carried the State by p, ,946 majority.
The State Legislature is divided, In
the Senate the democrats have two
majority. In the House the Republi-
cans have four majority. The Repub-
licans have two majority on joint bal.
lot.
In West Virginia, the Republicans
hsun olaotpd M ainl.j ip-bpth h-n'aalN-
In Wisconsin, the Republicans have
elected their State ticket by majOri-
ty ranging between 5000 and 10000
and caraied both branches of the
State Legislature, by decided majOri-
ties.
Minnesota elects a Republican Gov
ernor, by about 4, 900, and a Legislature
Republican in both branches. Upon
this Legislature will devOlve the duty
of electing a United States Senator in
place of Daniel S. Norton, a Johnson
fzed copperhead.
In New Jersy the democrats have
maintained their rascendency, by elect
ing a Legislature of their sort. This
State voted for Seymour, in 1868, and
elected Theodore f. Randolph, Dem
ocrat) Governor over John /. Blain,
Republican,, by majority Of 4,6l8.
Old Massachusetts, was divided and
perplexed by three tickets in the late
election-the regular Republican with
Governor Claflin at the head-the reg
ular democrat with John Quincy
Adams as their leader-and the anti
License ticket, with Chamberlain,
ProhibitiOnist, at its head, But the
Old Bay State never falters in the
right-herpeOple go to school and all
know how to Tead-aye and to think
too. The result shows a Republican
majority of about 25, ,0000 for Governor
with scarcely enough copperheads in
the Legislature TO swear by.
Geo. NJ. Brooks, a sound Republican
is elected to Congress by $500 mAjori-
ty i'm tn 7th district to fill the place
made vacant by the appointment of
Geo. S. Boutwell, as Secretary of the
Treasury. This will do for Massachu-
sets this time. She will roll up SO,-
coo on the right side whenever occa-
sion requires her verdict to be emphat-
ic.
Kansas elects a Legislature emphat-
ically Republican in both branches.
The Cops have carried Leavenworth
and Atchinson counties by small ma
jorities and perhaps two or three 9TH
ers; but the day for resurrection of
border-ruffianism in Kansas will
scarcely precede the final summons
from Gagriel's horn.
Illinois, elected a Constitutional
Convention, and county and munich
pal officers on Tuesday last. Local
dissensiOns and divisions lost US sever
al member in Northern IllinOis-thTee
or four in ChicagO-but the Republi-
of Illinois are strong enough to MAIN
tain a pretty respectable fight among
themselves, and yet beat the copper
heads.
In spite of our family quarrals the
Illinois Constitution is very largely
MaryIand-"MyMaryland''-hasof of
course elected the cOpperhead ticket
lust as Kentucky would have done If
she had voted on the same day. A
State wherein soldiers were fired up
on from behind trees and walls and
stumps, and from all manner of con-
cealed and therefore safe places as
they rushed to the defense Of an i'm
periled country, cannot be expected
to range itself on the side Of the party
ofhuman rights and universal freedom
until the stock of 1861 has become ex-
tinct, and given place TO the patriotic
citizens. OF course Mary land elected
the copperhead ticket. She voted for
Seymour year ago by majority Of
81 ,919.
Such are the records tof he Noveu.
Der elections. We are abundandantIy
satisfied with it.-OH10hG Republican