Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-11-04
THE ELECTIONS.
The New York Press on the Vote of
that State.
That State Conceded TO the Demo
Gratis by 10000 Votes.
Returns from Wisconsin and New
Jersey.
Republican Success in MassaChu-
sets.
Probable Democratic Success in
Kansas.
The Contest in Illinois.

The Contest in Illinois.
NEW YORK, November 3.-The
World says in that State the Demo
cratic State ticket appears to have
been elected by majority of at least
10000. In most every county there
are reports of Radical losses, as CON-
pared with the vote of Gen. Grant.
Gen. Siegel ran ahead of his ticket in
this ana other large cities, and his
total vote viii probably exceed that
east for Mr.. Greeley or any other can
didate on the Radical ticket. At this
writing 6 ann the Democrats ap-
pear 10 have received a majority in
each branch of the State Legislature,
though full returns may record a ma
iOrity in the Senate to the Radicals.
The Herald says that the returns of
our State Indicates the success of the
Democratic State ticket, but the Re
publicanS have a working majority in
the Legislature. The Democrats lose
heavy IN the CITY. but the Republi-
cans lost heavily throughouttheS State.
The election has gone by default in a
SHUT AbAA-a dllNA INT lst-ElAOl VI kllC AALF-
October elections in this city. The
vote as compared with that Of last
year shows a Democratic loss of over
5000, and q deficiency in the aggre-
gate of nearly 10000. To sum up the
general results throughout the State,
these Will signify practically little or
nothing WithOu, a change in the Legis-
lature, which, according TO our latest
returns, appears to be more strongly
Republican on Joint ballot than the
last.
The Tribune says that shameless
and cunning frauds have again de-
feated the Republicans in the general
vote in the State. The vote polled
here yesterday, as given by the re-
porters, cannot have fallen below 20,-
600. While we have a handsome ma
jOrity in the Assembly, we fear the
I Senate has been lost by fraudulent
votes and unworthy wrangles among
the Republicans in certain localities.
The Times says that the Republi-
cans gained 10000 in the city, but
that the Republicans counties return
badly. The Democratic State ticket
has probably carried the day. The
entire efforts Of the Democratic leaders
appear 10 have been chiefly devoted
( to reversing the control of the State
. Senate, and the election of a majority
/ OF ASsemblymen, more especially the
former, with the purpose OF bringing
the Senate in accord with Gov. Hoff-
man.
LATER.-Returns to-day show that
the State has gone Democratic by not
( over 10000 majority.
The latest returns indicate that the
/ Democratic majority in the State IS
+ between COS and 10000. The Senate
stands, L Democratic and 10 Repub-
I lican. The Democrats having appd-
( rently gained four and lost two dis
tricts, The Assembly is very close.
The Republicans are credited with a
certain loss of twelve members, and
gain Of two, while several districts are
as yet In doubt Placing them as last
year, the Assembly stands, Republi-
publicans, &c; Democrats, 60; but this
Is liable to amendment. In the city,
GOmSin (DemOcrat) Is reelected Dis
trict-AJt0rney, Schimer, Coroner, and
Brady Judge of the Supreme Court,
all Of hQm are Tammanyites.
In BrOOkiyu, Walter (DemOcrat)
is elected Sheriff.
ALBANY, November 3.-'rhe Argus
claims the election OF the Democratic
State ticket by 24.OD0 majority, with
eigteen Democratic Senators, and sew
enty members Of the Assembly. This
gives the Democrats the entire control
of the State government.
Mu.WAUKIE, November 3.-Thirty-
seven towns in Minnesota give Austin
(Republican), 3,S23; Otis (DemOcrat),
+,NS3. OILS majority, ] l,25c.
TRENTON, November 3.-Returns
rectiSed are not sufficient to deter
mine how the Legislature viii stand.
Republican gains are mentioned.
NEWARK, \. J., November 3--The
State election passed of quietly, re-
sulting in Democratic majority in
both branches of the Legislature The
Senate stands l3 Democrats, and 3
Republicans, and the Assembly 81
Democrats and I6 Republicans
Democratic gain of one in the Senate
and Two in the Assembly. Essex
county elects . Republican-SenatOr
aud county officers by reduced ma
iOrity, and elects three Assembly Inen
to three Democrats. Newark City
giVeE an average Democratic majority
Of about 3H3.
LEAVENwOETH, Ks; November 3.
The entire Democratic ticket. with
one exception, is elected in this county
By $40 majority.
ATCWsQN, Ks, November 3.-The
Democratic county ticket has ma
jOrity ia this city,
Boston, November s.-Returps
from 224 towns foot up for Giaiiin s5,-
SO; Adams 4j,635; Chamberlain H.
GO. These figures give Claflin a piu-
rality of 6223 over both Adams and
Chamberlain, and indicate a plurality
of about l., GJ0 in the State. So far as
known the Legislature stands III Re
publican. 40 Democratic and 10 labor
reform. The Sa6Gte 30 Republican,
Democratic, and J labor reform. The
Houseiz ostima tei - for prohibition,
I23 for license. Brooks, Republican,
is elected To Congress ia the Seventh
District by 1904, majority over SaitOn-
stall, Democrat.
LATER.-Additiona returns from
the Massachusetts, election 90 not
vary the result indicated IN the
dispatches of last night. The vote
for Governor in 255 towns, stands as
follows Clahin, $685.; Adams, A.
$50; CbaWberiain, 1890. Claflin leads
Adams over y ,0J1 votes.
CHICAGO, November 2.-The cam
vass ofthe election held yesterday has
not been completed, but the citizens
ticket is elected throughout by a ma
jOrity ranging from 600 to 1000. That
ticket n0minally carries every ward.
The majority for Col. Mason over
George ". Gage, fcr Mayor, is about
500. We have very few returns from
the State, but it is generally under
stood that the Republicans have ear
ried the Constitutional Convention by
a large majority They elect two
meubers in the SangamOn District.
Last year it divided on the Repre-
sentatives. They also carry the dis
tricts composed Of Jackson and VIII
hanson counties, heretofore Demo-
cratic.
The Republican majority in Wis
consin will be from 1000 to 10000.
WHEELING, W. VA, November 3.
Full returns from thirty-nine Of the
fifty-three counties in this State have
been received, showing the following
result: For the House Of Delegates
Republicans, IS; Liberal Republicans,
9; Democrats, u. Eleven counties
to hear from yet, which the Demo-
crats estimate viii elect three RPpub-
licans, four Liberal Republicans, and
four Democrats. Under the head OF
Liberals are claimed such Republi
cans as favor the repeal of the test
oath and DISTINGUISHING measures. /
The next House, according to this
estimate, viii stand, Republicans-in-
clUding Liberals-3l; Democrats, %;
but the returns from the eleven eoun-
ties may change this. The Senate
will stand about eighteen RepubIi-
cans to four Democrats. Eight of the
Republicans are regarded as Liberals.
The burning of the Stonewall ex-
cites comment everywhere, and as
usual officers Of the boat are sharply
criticised. particularly for permitting
iohtefl candles TO be used on the same