New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-03

not vote and the only active the few thousand
abOring and those who excited over the tenn
perance question The latest returns from 1870 towns
give Clan Oo0 Adams $1,000 and Chamberlain TO- 500
The workingmen made good show In some places. and
elected legislators especially where the &C. Crspn
organization IA strongest. Their candidate Chamber
LAIN ahead in Haverhi, Lynn, Milford, and Wey
mouth, and in many OF the towns he next 70 Clau.
ana ahead Of Adams The Democrats have made small
gain In the and Senate but In each either the
License law Republicans or the wOskingmen assisted
them.
LATEST FROM SPRINGFIELD.
The aggregate vote year in the State reached
nearly lSsO0 to-day there has been decrease OF 10000
aud some predict the total ballot will be 10000
Hundreds OF Republicans have neglected their duty and
Gov Claims plurality is variousy estimated from 10000
to 1900 The Democrats, In common with g.
o. Is" aud renegade Republicans, exhibit
heavy aggregate. But 1t avails nothing
since both branches Of the General Court will
be under the control of Republican majOrites Returns
received at 10 O'Clock p from 1855 towns and cities,
Boston aud Cambridge included, foot up: Clahin Hep),
1919; Adams (Dem), 3,l5O; Chamberlain working
mens), 1000. Boston, ROXbury included reports plu
raty for Adams (Dem) Of 2,57o. 1t is difficult to de-
termne tonight the complexion Of the Legislature the
Liquor Law question Both ProhibtiOnists and License
men claim victory, and kilograms reach here
that the latter are jubant the Eastern cities. with
torch lights and music not be lost sight Of that
many candidates for Representatives have run as hide
pendent Republicans espOusng neither side OF tine tem
perance question: while the probability is that they will
favor neither extremes They are wholly reliable on al
questions OF vital TO the Republican party.
The Hon. Daniel L. Harris, Republican, OF Springfield
is elected and has a Democratic colleague Gen. b. f.
Butler elegraphs that Lowell gives $50 Republican plu
rality and adds that Democratic Senator and four
Democratic Representatives chosen from the With
Mddlesex District The Senator is the Rev. b. F. CLARK
OF North Chelmsford whose election sermon last year on
the Inauguration OF Gov. Clafn was q most elaborate
pulpit defense OF license law. The Hon. Levi STOCK
bridge Republican, and President Of the Agricultural
College. Is elected Representatives. Hampdeb
Hampshire Franklin and Berkshire Counties have re-
ported 20 Representatives elected to Democrats West
field where the rowdes Of the IS o. LIS" came In col
lision with tho CousDlcs last Spring, and created
bloody rOJ, las gone Democratic OF course, but by
small majority. The Hon. Samuel Horton, AntiProhiol
ton Republican, has been reelected to the House Ex
Mayor Otis Norcros OF Boston defeated by Peter Har
vey DEM who has been the political anxious seat
since the death Of Webster.
GENERAL PRESS DrSPATCH.i
BosTON, Nov. 2.-The With Senatorial District
elects James \. Fox. Senator over Crane both RepnD
hcaus Tho the straight Republican Candidate
The election today has resulted In the reelection OF
Gov ClaIn by plurality OF IfIOm 10000 TO l5WO Inc
vote OF l6l towns and cities including Boston aud Cam
bridge foot up; Clain, IJ1g, adams. Sl5O Chamber
lain, 10000. ,..., . .,
License men. e is probably pretty nearly divided on
the LIQUOR question. and the Republicans nave strong
majority IN both branches.