Evening star., 1869-11-03
MARYLAND DEMOCRATIC.
REPUBLICAN GAINS IN WISCONSIN
NEW JERSEY. ILLINOIS. ALABAMA.
AND WEST VIRGINIA.
NEW YORK,

NEW YORK.
The city of New York gives about IS, 900
Democratic majority on the State ticket, exc .pt
in the case Of Greeley when it is about 900 less.
The vote for Secretary of State is Sigel IRep y
$3.50, Nelson, (Dem.,) 1882. For Comptrol
17slI. Z
Returns from the interior show heavy Demo-
cratic gains, and indicate notwithstanding their
loss in New York and Brooklyn, the election of
the entire Democratic State ticket by from
10000 to 20 900 majority. The State Legislature
Is probably Republican i'm both branches.
Senate close. Judge Nelson, the Democratic
candidate for Secretary of State, estimates his
majority in tire State at 5000.
Kings county gives about 1900 Democratic
majority estimated at 1880. The city of SYRIA
cuse gives an average Republican majority of
2Oe0. Schenectady city gives a majority for
Nelson OF l75. Oswego city gives 3l4 majority
for Sigel. Schenectady county, complete returns
2O0 majority, and Nelson about 100. Tioga
county, complete, will give Sigel about $50.
Genet, the Tammany candidate for Senator i'm
the Sth district, has about 5000 majority.
Troy city corrected gives Nelson 800. Greeley
seems far behind his ticket i'm Chataugua
county. Thayer, (Rep.,) is certainly reelected
to the Senate: In Orleans county the Republ-
can majority is about 700: In Rensselaer, county,
Lansingburg gives Sigel 217 majority. Hyatt,
(Rep.,) for the Assembly, is undoubtedly elected
in the I'd district. In Columbia county, Hender-
Tammany candidate for the Senate i'm the 5th
district, is elected.
MASSACHUSETTS.
The election in this State yesterday resulted i'm
the reelection of Governor Clafiin by plurality
OF from 10000 to 1900. Returns from 165 towns
and cities, including Boston and Cambridge,
foot up as follows Clain, As, ,179; Adams, 81 f5O;
Chamberlain, 10000 The Legislature is claimed
by both PrOhibitionists and Licensemen. Ii
probably is pretty nearly divided on the liquor
question, and the Republicans will have strong
George NJ. Brooks, Republican, is elected to
Congress in the 7th district.
Boston, including Roxbury, (recently an
Adams, (Dem.,) 10 $40; Chamberlain, working,
mems candidate,) so. Plurality for Adams
$50 In 1866, Adams plurality in Boston and
Roxbury was 2,593. The indications are that the
Anti -ProhibitOnists have majority in the
Legislature.
MARYLAND.
The full returns from the counties may not be
received for several days, but it is probable that
the Democratic candidates in all OF the counties
OF the State are elected. The vote in the city OF
Baltimore was light, it being but 2sf votes in
excess of the vote thrown at the municipal cleo
ton last week. The total vote for Comptroller
was ls,siS, Of which WOolfOrd, Democrat, re-
majority for woolford, s,i52 The Republican
vote for City COuncilmen last week was 6,0i7 :,
and the Democratic majority 5,6i6. A larger
Uf wne ,or ,Gsa ESse
Woods, Republican, 4,6Ol, and Wisong, Work
iEgmen's ticket, ,56i. The vote for Javins
Workingmen's candidate for Surveyor, was SIC
which is two votes more than were cast for tn.
Workingmen's candidates at the municipal elec-
tion. The vote of the city yesterday was 2i,5l.
short of the registered vote. The election passe6
OFF very quietly.
The election is very close i'm Cumberland
The Republicans will, il is thought, have a small
majority. In Annapolis the vote for Woolford Is
35O, for Mckellip SO. Frederick county elect
the whole Democratic ticket by an estimated
majority of 400 votes. The entire Democratic
Conservative ticket has been elected in Howard
county. The HagerstOwn district will give about
500 Democratic majority, and Washington coun-
W probably about 400.
ILLINOIS.
The returns Of the city and county elections
held in this State yesterday come in very slowly,
but enough is known to warrant the statement
that the Citizens ticket is elected i'm Chicago by
at least 5eO0 majority, and i'm the county by fully
eco majority. All the Citizens candidates for
the Constitutional Convention i'm the county,
seven in number, are elected; four of them are
Republicans and three Democrats.
NEW JERSEY.
Edward Battle, Republican, was elected State
Senator at Camden, n. j., yesterday, by 800 ma
jority over James Scovell Independent Repub-
hcan, and Chaulkley Albertson, the Democratic
candidate. Essex county elects Enare. Repub-
hcan, on the county ticket. Taylor, Republi-
lOrity over Little, the DemOcra tic candidate
Union county elects a Democratic Senator. Mid
dlesex county shows Republican z aims. but prob
ably goes Democratic. Mercer county elects
two Republican Assemblymen and one Demo
crat, Republican gain of one.
WISCONSIN.
Returns from seventeen towns in Wisconson
show Rep blican gain Of 500 over their vote in
the election for Governor in 1861, when Fair
child was elected by 4,76i majority.
ALABAMA.
The election in Mobile yesterday for a men,
Der Of the lower house Of the Legislature passed
OFF without the slightest disorder. The vote was
light. Out Of total OF g. 2l9 i'm the city, there is
Democratic majority OF 755. Enough is known
Of the result i'm the county to insure the election
Of Magee, Democrat, by 1000 majority.
WEST VIRGINIA.
or the election In West Virginia last week for
members OF the Legislature, the Wheeling Reg
'ster (Dem.) remarks that . majority Of the
members Of both houses will consist of men who
have heretofore voted with the Republican party,
"but whether ma jority win be In favor OF con-
tinuing our proscriptive policy is q question as
yet entirely in doubt"