The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-11-04
BY TELEGRAPH.
THE ELECTIONS.
NEW YORK.
Comments OF the New York Papers.

Comments OF the New York Papers.
NEW York, Nov. 8.
TIE WORLD.
The World says: In this Stale the
Democratic State ticket appears 10 have
been elected by u majority OF at least
10000. In almost every county there
are reports OF Radical losses az com.
pared with the vote OF Grant. General
SiEel ran ahead OF his ticket In this
and other large cities. and his total
vote will probably exceed that cast for
Mr.. Greeley, or any other candidate on
the Radical ticket. At this writing the
Democrats appear 10 have secured q
majority in each branch Of the State
Legislature. tbough foil returns may
record majority IN the Senate TO the
RadlcAla
H... THE HRRALD.
The Herald says: The returns OF our
State indIoate the success Of the Demo-
cratic State ticket; but the Republicans
have q working majority In the LsgIs-
lature. The Democrats lose heavily In
the city, but the Republicans lose
heavily throughout the State. The
election has gone by default In short
vote, alter the fashion OF the October
elections In this city. The vote ascoms
pared with last year shows Demo-
cratic loss OF over 250O0, and de-
ficlency In the aggregate vote OF nearly
40 900. To sum up the general results
In the State, they will signify prac-
ticaily little or nothing without
change In the Legislature, which, ac-
coTding to our latest returns, appears
70 be more strongly Republican on
Joint ballot than the last.
j THE TRIBUNE. .
The Tribune says that shameless and
cumming frauds have defeated tho Re-
publicans in the general vote In the
State. The vote polled here yesterday
by repeaters cannot have fallen below
%, 900. While we have handsome ma
lority IN the Assembly, we fear the
Senate has been lost by fraudulent
votes aud unworthy wrangles among
Republicans In certain localities.
THE TIMES.
The TIMES says that the Republicans
gained 10000 In the city, but Republic
can counties return badly. The Demo-
cratic State ticket probably carried the
day entire. The efforts Of the Demo.
cratic leaders appear 10 have been di.
recled chiefly TO reversing the control
Of the Stale Senate and the election OF
q majority OF tho Assemblymen-more
especially The iOrmer-with the purpose
Of bringing the Senate In accord with
Gov. Hoffman.
nATRR RETURNS
Very few additional -retnrnR from
kLtn RnNF
from thirteen additional towns gtve467
Democratic majority. Richmond coun'
ty, Staten Island, gives o Democratic
majorlty Of 1855 Cayuga county gives
1000 Republican majority. Brooklyn
city gives Democratic mHjority OF
about 5000. Returns to-day show that
the State has gone Democratic by not
over 10000.
Tho Senate DemOcrAtIc-HOuSe In
Doubt.
New YoRE, Nov. 8.
The latest returns indicate the Demo.
cratic majority In the state AT between
1900 and l0, 600; that the Senate stands
II Democrats and Is Republicans. The
Democrats apparently having gained
four and lost two districts. The Assem-.
bly, Is very close; the Republicans are
credited with the certain loss OF twelve
member aud gain OF two, while several
districts are yet iu doubt. Placing
them AZ last year the Assembly stands
Republicans CO, Democrats 81; but this
10 liable to amendment. In this city
Garvln, Democrat, is reelected Dis.
trIct Attorney; Schirvner, Coroner, and
Brady, Judge Of Supreme Court, NIL
OF Falrmount. In Brooklyn, Walter,
RnnnhlI In.n In nlnnlnh GhnsIE