Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-11-03
BY TELEGRAPH.
ELECTION RETURNS.

Nsw YoRK, November 2, 8 p.m.-The
raturns thus far received from the interior
of the State show unifo&m Democratic
gains, as compared within Presldepuai
election of 1868. This city gives an I'M
mense Democratic msJoriiy-pe
I25 600 in the total vote, but i'll is too
early as vet to estimate the majority.
There seems to be not o doubt OF the
electiou of the entire Democratic ticket.
Greeley runs ahead of his ticket.
LATER.
The following is the vote of the city:
Siegel, 36,682; Nelson, SO,138. For
Controller-Greeley, SO 524; Allen, 49,
III. HaIbfush Dem is reelected
M.yor of Brooklyn. Judge Nelson, the
Democratic candidate for Secretary of
Safe. estimates his msjority, from the
returns already received, at 20. 900
Returps from nineteen wards OF the
city give Sc 33l majority for Nelson over
Siegel. The wards to hear from will
certainly increase this to 40, 900.
Greeley, for Controller, runs ahead OF
his ticke 1000 or 5000 votes.
The Democrats lose about 10000 in
New York and Brooklyn, but gain so
largely in the interior that there seems to
be no doubt of the election Of the whole
Democratic ticket by 10000 to 10000
majority. =,
the State Senate is doubtful, but will
probably be two or three Democratic ma
jority.
The Democrats gain q Senator in the
Monroe district, but are likely to lose in
one or two other districts. The Assembly
is undoubtedly Republican.
Besros, November 1.-THE election
to-day resulted in the reelection of Gov
ernor Clsflin by vote of 1000 to 10, 900.
The vote CT sixteen towns and cities, in
cludiug Boston and Cambridge, foots up
ga follows: Clsfin, 43.l49; Adams,
31.l50; Chamberlain, 10000.
The Legislature is claimed by both the
Probibitionists and License men, aud 10
probsbly pretty near divided on the liquor
question, and the Republicans have q
strong majority in each branch. Geo.
M. Brooks (Rsnublicanl. is elected to
Congress in the Seventh District.
CHICAGO, November 2 The election
to-day has been conducted in q very
ouiet mapner. The vote is not large at
this hour &c p.m). The election of the
citizens ucket by large msJsrity is
very generally conceded.
LATER.
The returns of the city aud county
elections held to-day come in very
slowly, owing to the promiscuous and
independent manner in which TIE people
eplit up their tickets. But enough is
known to warrant ii e statement that the
citizens ticket is elected 10 the, city by
at least 5000 ma joriiy, and in the county
by fully 1000. ALI ofihe citizens candi-
dates for the Constitutional Convention
ia the county, seven in number, are
elected-four Of them Republican aud
three Democrats.
Returns from seventeen towns in Wis
cousin show Republican gain of 5000
over the election for Governor in 1867,
when Fairchid was elected by AGA ma
jority.
DETROIT, November 2.--The charter
election passed OF quietly. The Demo-
cratic Mayor and city ticket is elected by
about 600 msjori,y. The Democrats
also have q majority in the Common
Council. An average vete was polled.
MOBILE, November 1.-The election
passed off without the slightest disturb
snce. The total vote in this city is 52l9,
and q Democratic majority of IT'S.
Enough is known from the county pre-
cincts to know that Mozse (Democra) is
elected by 1900 lnsjority.
MILWAUKEE, November 2. Returns
from seventy cities and towns in differ
ent parts Of the State show Republican
gains on the vote Of 1867, when the Re.
publieaus had AGA msjoriiy.
The Republican S,ars Committee esti.
mate Fairchild's majority ct about 5000,
with 6 Legislature of about the same
complexion as last year
Thirly-four towns in Minnesota give
Austin Republican,, 1928, and Oils
(Dsmoerst), 1863.
There are 90 many splits in the city
and county tickets that it is impossible
10 give the vote.
ST. Paul, MIN, November Aus
tins msjoriiy in the State is estimated al
from 3000to 1900.
BALrIMoRE, November 2.-The vote
in this city to-day was unusually light
only le E2e being ps,'s-d &c registered
vote Of over 1900 The vote for Con
troller Of the State Treasury was: Wool
ford, Democrat, l3 632; McKillip, Re
publican, 1897. wiooiiord's majority
s405. The Democratic ticket for thI
l. gislsture received . majority Of sbou
60O0 Essfy precinct 10 every wsrd q
the ci,y gives q Democratic majority
Fos Sheriff th- vote was: Albert, Demo
crat, 1914; Woods, Republican, 5792