New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-14

from the election for Governor in 1865 Of per
cent-a Republican loss of Iabout So, and Democratic
loss OF nearly 81 per cent,
LATER.
Itis definitely settled that Chamberlain is handsomely
elected by the people but the Republicans will lose con-
derAby in the Legislature by HitchbOrne men aiding the
Democracy though they have accomplished nothing for
themselves At o'clock only 20 towns have reported
aud do not see occasion TO materially alter my first
estimate Chamberlain and 1.-THE Senatorial ticket pre-
vail In all but eOuntes and perhaps only one is lost
GENERAL PRESS DISPATCH
PORTLAND Ne, Sept lathe following is the vote in
this city to-day:
Chamberlain Republican,. 1879
Smith Democratc). Observation-Disclosures. s29
Hit,hborne Radlca temperance ............ $40
Last year the vote stood Republican 1857; Demo
cratic 2.S79 The Republican majority this year over
both tickets this sO against S7s last year over
one ticket.
PORTLAND Ne, Sept. ls-9 p. m.-The State election
passed of very quietly little interest felt and
the vote comparatively small The returns come in
slowly. Fourteen towns give Chamberlain 65sS; Smith
ana Hitchborne col Last year the same towns gave
Chamberlain s.6e1 Pisbury $3.50. This indicates the
total vote OF the State will give Chamberlain 1900
Smith. $4,000, and Hitchborne, 5000.
Bangor, Augusta, Belfast, Roekand and Lewiston, all
give reduced Republican majerities Biddeford gives
Democratic majority.
AUGUSTA Me-, Sept. l3-9 p.m.-seventysx cities and
towns give Chamberlain l9l67, Smith 1882 Hitohborne
R,063 Chamberlain's majority, 3462. The same towns
,berlain's majority l06l6. This ratio II maintained
shows total OF $1,000 and Chamberlain's election by
BO9O majority. HehbOrne's vote will not exceed 6,OOO
PORTLAND, Me-, Sept l3-Midnight hundred
towns give Chamberlain % 1872 smthpeS5O andHchborn
2Ss5 Last year these towns gave Chamberlain S7,O76
and Psburyl 26404. Chamberains majority this year
is 4lsT. against 1862 these towns Psbury last
year This almost oneha Of the State and indicates
total vote of O00 Of which Chamberlain should have
5000 Smith $1,000 and Htchborne 6OOO sothat Chamber
isins majority should be about 5000 over all
others, against 1925 last year over Pills
bury. The total vote last year was lSl,7S2
The Republicans last year carried 10 OF the 16
Counties This year they lose one or two more They
probably elect q Of the 81 Senator'S although on ae
rOunt Of the split tickets there may be no choice in few
eases it requires majority TO elect in the case OF
Senators The Republicans lose number OF Represent
account Of Htchbornes vote as in the case OF
the Representatives plurality elects but they retain
largo majority House So far heard from, the
Hitchborue party have elected no candidate
A dispatch from San Francisco, Sept IL,
SAYS The recount Of the vote of the city has been
completed Discrepancies we're discovered in nearly
every ward. selbys majority is no."
A dispatch from Philadelphia, Sept. 49, says
rN the Democratic candidates for city offices withdrew
this morning and following reported as the new
ticket selected
For Clerk of Quarter SessiOn&-David W. Sellers.
Coy Treasurer.-Willam c. Patterson.
T'rolhonotorg Of the District oOtrt-John o. James
The Republicans of Minnesota have nomi-
mated the following ticket
Governor. .........-... Horace Austin Of Sc Peter
Sscreiary Of Slate Hans Matson Of Meeker.
q Auditor ............. Charles McGrath Of Nc0llet
c4etJsstios e Rpley u Of H Eni%OTs
Clsrk Supreme Court. s. Hough Of Ramsey.
platinum was adopted the first resolution Of which
reafrms the devotion Of the Republican party to liberty
and equality the complete vindicaton OF which necess
tates the adoption OF the Fifteenth Amendment The
approves the rerenchment economy and gradual
reduction public debt by the Administra
ton the third declares that the management OF State
Offices by the Republican party has been marked by
fidelity and economy, which has wrought prosperity at
home consideration abroad The fourth denounces
all forms OF reputation national dishonor The
nth refers TO the protection Of naturazed citizens
abroad. The sixth imperatvey demands construction
OF the Northern Pacific Railroad, and declares thatr
shOuld receive liberal aid from the Government.
EIGHTH WARD INDEPENDENT wORKINGMEN.
The Eighth Ward Independent Workingmen,
under e name OF Liberty Club, held their third semi
monthly meeting last evening at No 242 Spring-st.
Several speakers addressed the meeting and urged the
members to support Mr. C. Johnson candidate for the
now showing 40 1t resolved TO meet weekly
TIE ELEvENTHEwAKD DEMOCRATS. -
A small meeting of the Eleventh Ward Demo
cratic Club was hello evening at Avenue b,
was called for the purpose of recommending the
nomination by the T9mmany Committee, Of Edward j.
Shandey the position Of Police Justice IN the llld
District and Henry Waltman for Alderman OF the
Eleventh Ward but there seemed to be want OF unanl
nifty among present aud the question discussed
At length by the President, Mr. suer MI Hepburg the
secretary Mr.. Cooper, Vice-Presdent, and seYerai
others II was finally resolved support the claims Of
the candidates question, but motion 10 appoint
Committee 10 wait npon The Democratic General Com
mittee, defeated. ........ ...
The Union Republican Association Of the
lat Assembly District held usual monthly meeting
Yesterday evening at No Franknst the President,
Mr. Henry smith in the chair The minutes Of the pre-
yious meeting were read ana approved after which
resoluou was unanimously passed cordially inviting all
tbe Republicans the let District and all others who
and enroll their order that they might vote for
delegates state Convention TO be held at Syracuse
ON fine 10Th inst Resolutions OF regret were also passed
sr fe deaths OF Gen Rawlins and Senator FessendeD,
and after traDsacton of routine business the meet
Ing adjourned - ..
Mr.. Denis Mclaughlin presided over the
I'D District Union Republican Association last night
when about 80 new members enrolled. and reso
luton was passed cordially inviting all the Republicans
Of the distrct MP and Join the Association The
hooks will open for enrolment TINS ana thursday
evening from 8 TO l0p m
The Edward j. Slandley Democratic Asso-
citation raised banner Clinton and DelaDceysts last
awning 10 the delight OF about 1900 children OF both
sexes who testified their appreciation OF the proceed
ings by hooting and yelling yoeferously Previous 10
the raising the banner there music from brass
band fireworks and speeches ana resolutions
MI Bhandfey Police Justice, and rather ntlnRubg
that M Tweed should preside over the deliberations OF
National Executive Committee.
A Democratic Assembly Convention for the
Frst Assembly District will be held in Morrssnia Hall
tomorrow afternoon 10 elect delegates to the State
Judicial aud Senatorial Convention for the Ninth sena-