The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1870-11-17
ELEcIIaMMm

MONTGOMERY, Ala. hoy. 1o.-Ainhama
certainly rlesta three Dcmolrztio Cougress-
Not eingie row occurred iu Aatr.
HAlt the State reported, which lncluHrl r
Radical stronghold. Grnufs majority M 49,
ready overcome.
TIE Lower House. No election ior efae
Senator.
MAsHINoroS, Nov. I0.-Nevada esst-tu
I'm, cratic Governor The balance = Hn-
publican, Including one Congresaman.
The citizens ~ Clarendon All fr.n ror
guns over Hanks 5000 majority
$500 49,, sf l And Maynard, cnme 20 COM
The Republican, claim the. 7th Kerr-.--
District.
Browns majority In Missouri "a aoooo.
The Temperance man who bnnt Frrua-
worth, Ia Illinois, D. q free-tradrr. Tbn
Democrats supported him.
CHICAGO. Nov. 0-The Fourth Ulinols
District l. claimed bt n. H.. CmWr Demo-
cratic candidate. There seems 30 b. LIZ
doubt that +. g. fngersoll Rspuhncnn. D.
defeated Ia the Fiith District by Bradford
N. Stevens, Democrat. Two wears ago Sir.
lngersolI was elected by 1000 majority.
There was fiere internal hight tu tho Re-
publican party, hence the above rtsult
j. Merriam, Republican candl afo Cor
Congress 60 the EiRh b District. bias pfoba-
lily becu defeated by = G. Robinson. Drmo-
crat- BY a small majority. The Republican
| majoritg W. this district two year. ago was
internal disseusiOus among che Republic
cans.
John b. Hay Republican. Is elected iu the
Twelfth District by $40 maJorlly.
In this city aud county ihe returns nrr
stil Incomplete. It looks as li a. B Far-
we'll, Republican candidate ln the FIr.t
District " ill have e uinl riN ln ihls eifyof
800 Hnd in the county buO-m nll 8 90
THE Republicans flrct three Srhnttta and
twenty two Representative. and che tntlro
county ticket.
The majerity for the Republican state
ticket Is "nly "a little lees rhan Farwella
later report from Fsru-wufth's district
says he a beaten by Junn e. sfourbfsu
ten pcrance candidate.
WAsuNorCN. Nov. o Samuel q. For-
ker. Democrat. h elceted % Canurrss fram
the SECOND New jersey District vs. $40 mn-
jority. The Republicans have eight maIor-
| ity Ia the Legislature on joint ballot se-
curing the election ola United States srun-
/ tor.
II. b. Roosevelt Democrat "a elected. Iu-
stead Of No Mahou tas before reported from
/ the Fourth New York District.
| Elliott NJ. bruNtou, Conservative. IH
I elected 10 Cougr' nom the seventh VIra
ginia District 10y about 100 mnl lrity
| Jabez q. sutherland. ID mrcrnt ts elected
20 Congress from the sixth Michigan. 81
| over 800 mnj ,rity.
I'M Hanks Democrat ls elected 40 Gone
gress from the First Arknnsas District A
/ A. &. Rogers Democrat O. probably rIecf-
/ ed from the Second District and John EIa
wards, Democrat ia elected from thc Third
I District.
The Democrats claim heavy gains ln Ten-
| nessee. Robert Il. Caldwell, Democrat ~
elected a. Congress from thc Seventh Teu-
/ nessee Dirtrics.
The recollection Of Erastus Wclis Demo
crat, u claimed in the First Missouri Dis
| tnct, by 1900 majority.
John 7. Harris, Conservative, n elected to
Congress from the sixth NirrinIa District.
| the Republicans OF Minnesota elect John
A. Averill' 10 Congress. from the second die
trict. over ! DOnneily. free trade bv about
1000 majority. and Mark m Duunell. from
| the FIRST district over g.. T. Buck. Democrat
by "A bandsOme majority,
! Vaughan Democrat, u elected 10 Convrraa
from the eighth district, by 1000 mnIorItv.
Caldwell, Democrat. from the seventh dis-
trict by q large majority.
MEMPHIS. Nov. 0-The Democrats claim
the election OF dnnks. over Roots. in thanrft
Arkansas district Rogers Ia the ia, and gd-
! CHIcAoo Nov. "A special diapatcb fgor,
St. LOuis says Is. Graz Brown. Liberal IN
elected Governor by 30 900 majority.
The Conservative have carried the Rich
mond municipal election by q small mulorI-
! ~. The election passed on quietly -Tlr
| Federal tronps did not approach the polls.
| Ntw NORK --iI0flmau's majority in New
York City will reach $4,000
The Tribune comedies lionmnn'a election
as Governor by 10000 majority. Perry.
Democrat, elected TO Congress from tlc
fourteenth district.
The thit teenth district shows Democratic
gains. The fourth district elects 81 III. Mc-
| Mahon, Young Democrat. tu the ninth
district Cox beats Greeley only 1000 votes
MIcnIoAE This state ha- gone PrpubIi-
can by $4,000 minority. Jnhez g. Suthpr-
land has been elected 70 Congress from inc
Sixth District
MIssouRI.-B Graft Brown Tor Governor
vastly ahead as tar Hs heard from. NfHa-
tus Wells has been elected 90 Congress from
leN.. eel f.HsH
FlukleburR. Liberal Republican re- elected
| from the Second District. j. M. MrCur-
mick, Democrat reelected from thc Third
District.
ILuHOts -Republicnn majority in che
state about 10000. The Congregational drl.
eRatiOn will probably be- the same na IHrL
year. The Tenth aud Twelfth Districts arc
claimed Dy both parties.
MARYLAED.-Wm. n. Merrick. Democrat
has bren elected "a Congress nom iho Finh
District The Republicans ftill claim fhe
First and Fourth District. which are CON
sidrred doubtful but probabilities favor H
clean Democratic delegation fn tuugrraa.
KENTUCKY A iull Democratic delegation
has been elert"d' though by m1nrIuf
| someW haf reducpd
NEW JrRsrY The Legislature and four
Congressman claimed by the Republican,
Later returns from New Jer-ry show the
election Of Sam'l &. Forkrr.to Congress from
the - cOnd district making loss OF one
Democratic Congressman from that State
AMANDA 90 AMhANlUH NfWNlNn NNfNHNNN
from the el~ction iu Ibis State.
Kansas. THE Republicans made heavy
gains in this State.
SUMMINO JP "A close calculation give.
the Democrats in Yesterday elections aud
Ia those already held, gain OF twenty uvo
on the lHsf Congress.
The Democrats 700 the next House win
have % AGAINST o. in fht present House.
This li=t includes no herml phrodifca.
NKw YORK. Nov. 0.-lltiFs majority ir
Mayor Is $1,000. Hoffman, majority for
Governor u, in the city, BLOOD and boo tho
state. 81 600
The Democrats elect niferu, pcrhHp. .IE-
teen, COngrer-men. Greeley bias been De-
feated. The Radicals carry thu Assembly
! aud the Democrats tho senate.
The presence Of the military here reacted
on the popular vote Ia favor 0f che DCmoc-
racy
| Washington kilograms report President
Grant a. exceedingly disappointed ut cool
result i New York.
Maryland and Delaware have been swept
by tile Democrats, in spite Of che negro vote.
They have elected all thrir COuRfrrmru.
brown. Democrat. hns been rlfcfrd Cove
ernor OF Tennessee by a majority Of 10000
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