Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-11-24


- ssys enough was then known TO place
tie Republican majority In the Stsse At
Shout GyD10.
Brown, Hbcn1. r elected Governor in
1iao4n The Congressional delegation
viii probably stand THUS: YiSt Distries,
Wells, Denocsss: Second District, Finck-
lenburz, Ibersl, Third Mccormick,
DexDocrst. Fourth, Gilmore, Liberal;
Fiji, Burdesa, Regular Republican:
6xth, CDmi9H. Democrst; Seventh,
Parker, Regular Republican; Eighth,
Biair; Ninth, King, Democrat. These are
caassifed: Prvtecionists, 2; Resonners, OF
FREE trade, T.
A Newark, n. j., dispatch Of the 9Th
nsys thSs the Keyukljcans eIee4 three Con-
Gyessmep-Hxzis4on, Hill and Halsey; and
The Dennocyztx esec4 tvo-Porker ard
Bi1d The Republicans hare three ma,
jofty in the Senate, and eigh. ia the
HDase
A Minneapolis, Minn., diFesch n the
ssh ssys there IL Republican majority IN
fhe Susie. Both Republican candidates
fos Congress were elected by from 300 10
1900 majority.
A Nashville, Tenn, dispatch N the 9Th
ssys: 1.-The election in this State resulted
In the csoice OF Democratic Governor,
legislature, and FIVE Democratic COngress~
men Butler, in the First, and Maynard
in the 6econd Districts, are probably
elected
A Detroit, Mich, dispatch Of the 9th
ssys the Republican State ticket IL elected
by over 21,0'y0 WaIdron, Republican, is
elected 10 CoDgress In the First District
by 100 10 1,z.0 majority; StDugbton, Re
publican, In the second, by 1900 10 1000;
Blair, Republican, 10 the Third, hy 2,5oD
10 1900 Ferry, Republican, 10 the Fourth,
by 5000 TO 10000; conger, Republican, In
the Tifih. by less than 800. Sutherland,
Dernocrat, In the Sixth, defeats briggs by
1900 and upwards The Republican Leg.
islsaiys majority on joint ballot il about
forty, insnrjDg the United States Senator
Jtw stated in New York on the 10Th,
that Rogers, Dem, ~ elected To Congress
from the Sixteenth District, by 1875 ma
jority.
A Vt. Louis dispatch Of the 10Th says
the Democrats have carried the lower
house Of the Missouri Legislature, and
will have a majority on Joint ballot.
A Montgomery, Ala, dispatch Of the
10Th says the State has gone Democratic
The Democrats had elected three, and
probably four Congressman, and large
majority Of Representatives. There was
no election for Senators
The news on tho 18th indicates the fol
lowing IN the list Of Congrcssmcn.clect in
Illinois At Large, John A. Logan, Reps;
First District, Chas -. FmrweIl Rep
Second, John r. Farnsworth, Rep, Third,
II. g. Burchard, Rep. Fourth, } u. iiaw.
Icy, Rep; Fifth, Bradford N. Stevens,
Dem. Sixth, Burton q. Cook, Rep; bey.
cntii, Jesse II. Moore, Rep; Eighth, j.
g. Robinson, Dem; Ninth, T. w. Nc
Nicely, Dem Tenth, Edward 7. Rice,
Dem. Eleventh, y. =. Marshall, Dem.
Twelfth, John Il. Hay Republican Thir-
tecntb, John NJ Crcbs, Dem
SCOTS official majority for Governor IN
South Carolina is B4,37i.
According 10 the latest returns on the
1Ith, the entire Democratic ticket in Ne
vada IL elected. Kendall, Democrat, beats
Fitch, Republican, for Congress, about 200.
Ihe Representatives elected To Congress
from Tennessee are H. X. Butler, Horace
Maynard, A. E. Garnctt, John w. Bright,
j. Golladay, w. q. Whitehouse, II. u.
Caldwell, and W. Vaughan.
The official canvass of the vote In Iowa
gives the following result Wrights ma
jority for Secretary Of State IL Al ABB Rus
sell, for Auditor, 42,5O4 Rankin, for
Treasurer, 42,467; Brown, for Register of
State Land Office, 1852; O'Connor, for
Attorney General, 1929; Stiles, for Re
porter, 40 b75.
Browns majority for Governor Of Mis-
souri, Is between 10000 and $4,000.
A Lcavenworth dispatch Of the nth
statcs the Republican majority in Kansas
ut about 1900. Legislature four.iifths
Republican.
The Albany Argus of the 18th claims 60
Democrats to % Republicans In the New
YORK Assembly.
Returns up TO the nth indicate that the
Conservatives have carried Florida, elect
ing three Congressman and the Lieutenant
Governor. Both houses Of the Lcgisla-
turc will be Conservative.
The Congressman elect in Alabama are
First District-Turner, colored, Radical
Second, Buckley, Radical Third, Handlev,
Democrat; Fourth, Hayes, Radical; Fifth,
Dox, Democrat; Sixth. Sloss, Democrat.
The indications on the 18th were that
the Republicans will have about thirty
majority In the new Illinois Legislature.
Mccormick, Democrat, is elected Dele
gate to Congress from Arizona
Senator Rice telegrsphed to Washing
ton or the 18th, from Little Rock, that
both branches of the Arkansas Legislature
arc Republican. Two members to Con-
kress are Republican, and perhaps three.
Hofman's majority in New York State
Il about $4,000. The Democratic majority
In the city Is about $4,000.