Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-11-03
ELECTION RETURNS.
The State of New York Gone Demo-
cratic by Large Majority.
Success of the Democratic Ticket
in New York City.
Massachusetts Carried by the Re
puhIicans.
Election of the Citizens Ticket in
Chicago.
The Detroit and Mobile Elections

NEW YORK, November 2, pm
The returns thus far received from the
! interior of the State show uniform
Democratic gains, as compared with
the Presidential election of 1865. This
1 city gives an immense Democratic
majority perhaps l25,0 200 in the total
vote, but il is too early as yet to esti-
mate the majority. There seems to
be not a doubt of the election of the
entire Democratic ticket. Greeley
runs ahead of his ticket.
LATER.
The following is. the vote of the
city: Siegel, 36,6S2; Nelson; 50, l38'
/ For Comptroller Greeley, 1924; AL
len, 7S,lll. Halbhush (Dem.) is re-
elected Mayor of Brooklyn. Judge
/ Nelson, the Democratic candidate for
/ Secretary of State, estimates his ma
jority, from the returns already re-
ceived, at 5000.
Returns from nineteen wards of the
city give 36, ,33l majority for Nelson
over Siegel. The wards to hear from
will increase this to certainly 45, 600.
Greeley, for Comptroller, runs ahead
of his ticket zoo or 5000 votes.
The Democrats lose about Is, 600 in
New York and Brooklyn, but gain so
largely in the interior that there
seems TO be no doubt of the election
of the whole Democratic ticket by
0,000 to 70, 600 majority.
The State Senate is doubtful, but
will probably be two or three Demo
cratic majority.
The Democrats gain Senator in the
Monroe district, but are likely to lose
in one or two Other districts. The As
sembly is undoubtedly Republican.
BOSTON, November 1.-The election
to-day resulted i'll the reelection of
Gov. Clafiin, by majority of from
900 TO iB,GG9. The vote of sixteen
towns and cities, including Boston and
Cambridge, fOots up as follows: Claf-
hih, l3, 149; Adams, 81, $50; Chamber
lain, 1G,UGG The Legislature is claim
ed by both the FrqhibitiOnists and Lii
cense men, and IS probably pretty
near divided on the liquor question,
and the Republicans have a strong
majority in each branch, George NJ.
Brooks, Republican. Is elected TO Con-
gress in the Seventh District.
CHICAGO, November The cleo
ton to-day has been conducted in a
very quiet manner. The vote is not
large et this hOur, six pm. The elec-
ton of the citiZsh5' ticket by a large
majority Is very geRelAiiy ccnceded.
LATER.-The returns of the CITY a4s9
county elections held to-day come in
very slowly, owing to the pr0miscuOus
and independent manner in which the
people split up ti.eir tickets. But
enough is known to warrant Ties stat =
msgt that the citizens ticket Is elected
in the city by at least 5000 majority,
and in the county by fully 1000. An
Of the citizens candidates faF the Con-
stiiutiCpal Convention in the county,
seven in nuE}ber, are elected; four OF
them Republican, apd three Demo-
erafs.
Returns from seventeen towns liz
Wisconsin shGW q Republican gain Of
5000 over the election fGF Cove nor in
1867, when Fairchild was elected by
AGA majority.
DETROIT, November THE char
ter election passed off quietly. The
Democratic Mayor and city ticket is
elected by about coo majority. The
Democrats also have g majority in the
Common Council. An average vote
was pGiied.
MOBILE, November 2.-The elec-
ton passed or without the slightest
distuTbaBra. The total Ecte in this
city is 52i5, end q Democratic Iua;ori-
ty of 775. Enough is known from
the county precincts to know that
MOzee (DemOcrat) is elected by 1900
majority.
MILWAUKEE, November Re
turns tEOm seventy cities and towns
in different parts Of the State, show
Republican gains on the vote of 1867,
when the Republicans had 4,7GI ma
lOFity.
The Republican State Committee
estimate Fairchild's majority at about
6, 900, with a Legislature Of about the
same complexion as last year.
ThiFty-four towns in Minnesota
give Aus,ia Republican, 3,S23, and
Otis lDem0cTat) 6,5G9.
There are so many splits ip the city
and county tickets that it is impossible
to give the yOta,
ST. PAUL, MINI, NQyember q
Austin's majority in the State is es-
mated at from 5000 to 1000.
BALTIMORE, November 1.-The
vote in this city to-day was unusually
light, only 1929 being polled of
vote Of over Al, 600. The
vote for Comptroller of the State
Treasury was: WSOlford, Democrat,
1862; McKillip, Republican, 5237.
N'o5Lord's majority, S40j. The Benz
ocratic ticke! for the Legislature re-
ceived a majogttv Gfabout 5000. Ev-
cry precinct in every S9f4 Of the city
gives a Democratic majority. For
Sheriff the vote was: Albert, Demo-
crat, 1914; Woods, Republican,
..792; and Nils0n, wOrkingman's