Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-11-04
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III WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH LIs1.l
The New York Election.

Tho New YORK Elcction.
NEW Yonx, November 3.-The World
says the Democratic State ticket appears to
have been elected by = majority Of at least
10000. Almost every county reports Radical
losses compared with the vote for Grant.
General Sigel ran ahead Of his ticket in this
and other large cities. His vote will prob
ably exceed that cast for Greeley or any
other candidate on the Radical ticket. AT
this writing e A. M.)thc Democrats appear
to have secured both branches Of the State
Legislature, though full returns may record q
majority in the Senate for the Radicals.
The Herald saws returns indicate the sue
cess Of the Democratic State ticket, but the
Republicans have Q working majority in the
Legislature. The Democrats lose heavily in
throughout the State. The election has gone
BY default by q short vote, after the fashion
Of the late October elections. In this city
the vote, compared with last year, shows a
Democratic loss Of over $4,000; deficiency in
the aggregate vote nearly 10000. To sum up
the general result II 'the State will signify
practically little or nothing without q change
In the Legislature, which, according to the
latest returns, appears to be more strongly
Republican on joint ballot than tho last.
The Tribune says shameless and cunning
frauds have again defeated the Republicans.
The vote polled here yesterday by the Repub-
licans cannot have fallen below 10000, while
We have a handsome majority in the Assem-
bly,. We fear the Senate has been lost by
fraudulent votes and unworthy wrangles
among Republicans in certain localities:
Tho Times says the Republicans have
gained 90 600 in the city, but the Republican
Counties return badly, and the Democratic
State ticket is probably carried. The entire
efforts Of the Democratic leaders appear to
have been chiefly directed to reversing the
control of the State Senate and the election
Of majority Of Assemblymen, more elpe-
| cially the former, with the purpose OF bring
ing the Senate in accord with Governor Holt.
man.
Tennessee Election.
LOUISVILLE, November 2.-The Tennessee
House Of Representatives, by a vote Of 81 to
80, tabled tho Resolutions offered yesterday
for a new election for United States Senator,
on the ground Of the ineligibility Of Cooper.
yordIct Against n Railroad Company.
BELFAST, Me-, November Fin the case
of Staples, a deaf mute, against the Kenne-
bee and Portland Railroad Company, a
verdict was rendered for $1,000 for plaintiff.
Defendants moved for q new trial.
Massachusetts.
BosroN, November 3.-Returns from 224
towns give Clafin q plurality Of 6.223 over
both Adams Dem and Chamberlain Work
ingmen), and indicate q plurality Of about
$4,000 in the State. The Legislature stands
l4l Republican, % Labor Reformers, and
40 Democratic; Senate, 80 Republican, 0
Democratic, - Labor Reformers. 1t is esti-
mated that the House stands Is Prohibition
and 1913 License. Brooks (Rep.) is elected
to Congress in the Seventh District by 5000
majority.
Illinois.
The Citizens ticket in the city and county
is elected entire. The Tribune claims 1000
majority. Tho Republican thinks it will not
exceed 5000. Four Republicans and three
Democrats are elected to the Constitutional
Convention. Returns indicate that the Re
publicans have a majority in the Convention.
The vote is generally light.