New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-09
MISCELLANEOUS RETUENs-A VERY HEAVY VOTE.

THE REPUBLICAN MAJORITY OYBRS ALL FROM
1900 TO 20,O00-rHE LEGISLATURE REPUB-
LICAN-sENAToR WILSON'S REFLECTION AS
sURED.
SPRINGFIELD, Nov. 8.-Phillips gains much
less on the Labor Reform OF last year than
pected though he has the Prohibition nomination, and
much less than Cafin and Adams do their In
round numbers, Clahns vote will be from 10000 to
100000 Adanss about 60OOO and Philps from 20 900 to
25OoO We have most surely saved all OF our Congress
men, and placed Henry Wilson's reelection beyond q
doubt
BETTER AND BETTER-THE STATE SENATE RE-
PUBLICAN BY - MAJORITY-THE HOUSE
ALSO STRONGLY REPUBLICAN-PHILLTPs RUNS
WELL ONLY IN THE SHOE T0WNs-JOHS
QUINCY ADAMS ELECTED TO THE LEGISLA-
TURE.
BosToS, Nov. S-10:45 p. m.-The returns
come slowly, but the results are more favorable every
hour l towns giving Clan sss7s, Adams 2l4e, Phil
lips $50 The towns last year gave Gahin a,Tai.
Adams 2o,22s, Chamberlain labor Reform) 1913
The Republicans have elected out Of 20 Senator'S and
have q good majority in the House.
The Hon. Harvey Jewell Of Boston is reelected to the
House, and will probably be Speaker again.
The Hon Horace X. Coolidge will probably be re-
elected President OF the Senate.
EI-President Hill OF Harvard College Is elected Repre-
sentative to the General Court from Waltham.
Mr.. Philpss vote largest, Of course, in tho SHOE
towns where Labor vote is strongest He carried
Marlboro, stonehsm, Weymouth Lynn and East Bridge
water Fall River where the recent strike took place.
Clafn received 1905 Adams 600, and Phillips s4 Olaf
Inns home Newton, gave Cahin 7as. Adams sos Phillips
1e2.
John Quincy Adams is elected Representative from
his own town QUINCY carrying the town by Q small
majority.
Judge Covley OF the Labor Reform party their cand-
date Attorney General defeated for Repressnts
tive TO General Court in Lowell
THE THIRD CONGRESS DIsTRICT-THE ESTIMATED
TOTAL RESULT.
BosroN, Nov. 8-The Hid Congress Dis
trict the only doubtful one gave Twche sy votes,
a;plurality Of 800 over his Democratic opponent
Ninety seven towns give Csfin 1900; Adams 1900.
and Phillips 5000, in round numbers.
Boston gave Cafin lo.O46; Adams as32 Phillips (hs
hOme), 1876
The total state vote the basis Of returns
received at $1,000 Can $1,000 for Adams, and 5000
for Phillips.
Thirty-si1 towns foot up for Clsfn lo,1s,; Adams,
e225 Phillips, 9.S? The towns last year gave
Clafin s,s25 Adams, 5,Sl3 Chsmberiin. 1,7'2.
MORE REPUBLICAN GAINS.
Bosroy. Nov. 6.-Returns from 1853 cities and
towns give Clafin lOg3; Adams 1855; Phillips, IL ,5a5
The same towns last year gave Clafin %,4li; Adams
2o632; Chamberlain 77l0. Clafn will have as large
majority as last year on increased total vote. His
majority last year was $500
All OF the Republican Congressman are reeiected
Twiche in the lid District by about 800 plurality, and
Hooper in the WITH by 1000 plurality Both
branches OF the Legislature will DO strongly Republican
Wendell Phillips has received less votes than his oppo
nents conceded him.
LATEsT-LAFLINs-voTE $1,000, ADAMs's 47,000
AND PHILLIPS 10000 DAwEs's MAJORITY,
1000.
SPRINGFIELD, Nov 9.-Full reports sustain
the general reported early In the evening though
daas nt nm nm IN he H.
can gain made here. The vote last year Cafin,
1900; Adams, 10000; Chamberlain labor Reform),
"a 500 This year it viii be thus Clafn, 5000; Adams.
1900; Phillips labor Reform and Prohibitionis 10000
phillipss failure surprise to his opponents and
will be very Notifying TO him and his friends.
Dawes has 1000 majority and the whole Congress Dele
cation ia trumphantly reelected while the Legislature
will be strongly Republican in both branches and VIII
reflect Henry Wilson to the Senate.
The ,onr Western Counties OF Massachusetts, elected
z Republcans and Democratic State Senator, and 20
Republican representatives and Democratic