The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-11-09
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TIE ELECTIONS.
I New York.
NEW YORK, November Midnight.
The CITY is quiet. Everything indicates a
peaceful election. There are five thousand Fede-
raj troops quartered between the North aud East
Rivers. An immense meeting Of Irish Democrats
was held last night.
NEW YORK, November s.
The voting proceeds quietly. The vote VIII pro.
|lbably be larger than heretofore. Citizens who
habItuauy take no part in elect ons are seen at
the polls. Inspectors, marshals and police, thus
far, work harmoniousiy.
LITER.-Fiity scattering districts in New York,
outside of the city, show Democratic gain OF
400. Holman is reelected. Returns from New
York City indicate 10000 majority for Hoffman.
The LATEsT.-Elghty. nine districts, outs de OF
| the City OF New York, give Democratic gain OF
$685. The comparison is based on the last Presl-
dental vote, when Seymour's majority was 10000.
warren has been elected from the Troy. District
by PROBABLY $500 majority, being Democratic
gain.
Hall has probably been elected Mayor, although
he was far behind Holman. Ketcham has been
elected from the Twe:th New York; District.
Slocum was reelected In the Brooklyn District
BY 600 majority.
New Jersey.
WASHINGTON November s.
Four whites were wounded, and two negroes
were shot, at Camden County, New Jersey.
orJrr IN, itlt-ll1n NoyU n
Democratic gain OF ITO.
Returns from New Jersey indicate Republican
Lesisla ure, securing United States Senator.
Hill, in the Fourth New Jersey District is prob.
ably reelected.
Alton County, New Jersey, gives Lee small me-
jority.
! Haselton is elected in the First New Jersey
District by large majority.
Salem County, New Jersey, gives Lee SIN all
majority.
In the Third New Jersey District Bud is elected
by45Oo majority.
Morris Township, y. j., elects the entire Republl.
can ticket
Halsey was elected in the Fifth (Sew Jersey Dis
trict by 5000 majority; q Republican gain.
Massachusetts.
WASHINGTON, November 3.
In Boston, at noon, Wendell Phillips received
only 45o votes. Twichel and Hooper are re.elect-
ed from Massachusetts.
John Quincy Adams has been elected to the
Massachusetts legislature.
LATgR.-The full vote Of Boston was: Clafhln
lo,o4s, Adams e72S, Phillips 1900.
Rhode Island.
Pendleton and Eames come to Congress rom
Rhode Island. The defeat Of Jencks shows the
preponderance OF the Sprague influence IN the
State, Several arrests have taken place for
bribery.
WASHINGTON, November 8.
A sharp fight has been reported between the
whites and blacks at Wilmington, Delaware.
Returns from Delaware show general Republi-
can gains over the vote OF 1885, but not sufficient
to change the result.
sIaryland.
WAsHISGT IN, November s.
The negroes were voting freely in Maryland,
where the Republicans were 1000 votes ahead
Archer and Swami are eected from Maryland by
large majoraties.
The Fourth Maryland District elects Richie, a
Democratic gain.
Virginia.
RICHMOND, November s.
Alexandra, Republican, loo; Manassas. Repuo
ltcan, I; Fredericksburg, Democratic, 200.
NORFOLK, November s.
The city is qalet. Three wards give Platt one
majority. The ward to hear from has three hum
dred registered negro majority.
The result in Virginia Is as follows: In the drst
district, Norton, colored; In the second district,
James q. Platt; in the third district, Charles d.
Porter: In the fifth district Colonel X. W. DuE e;
in the eighth district, General Terry, and in the
seventh district, Braxton are elected. The fourth
district unheard.
A dispatch from Stanton, Va, says the Sixth
District Is close. dispatch from Petersburg
saws Platt was reelected By an increased majo-
rity.
The election returns are slow. 1t is generally
con eeded that Sheldon and Sypher are elected to
Congress-.
MONTGOMERY, November 8.
Good humor prevailed. Both parties Worked q
hard. The Democratic vote is largely increased;
the Republican slightly. The Republican MAORI
ty In the city is about 1900
NEW YORK, November s.
The Tribunes special from New Orleans says
the city has gone Republican by FIVE thousand,
and the State by twenty thousand. The Republi-
cans have four out OF five Congressman. The
Fifth District Is doubtful. The Legislature will he
largely Republican.
LATEK.-1t Is reported that two negroes were
killed and several whites and blacks are wounded
at Baton Rouge. Richand Parish gives $50 Demo-
cratic majority.
Tennessee.
MEMPHIS, November 5.
tt, election was quiet.
The oficIal vote OF Memphis is for Brown, 1921;
Wesher, IFS. About the same vote for Congress
and Legislature. Vaughan, Democrat, has been
elected to Congress, probably by five thousand.
Kentucky.
CINCINNATI, November s.
The Democrats lose II in Frankfort and 236 IN
,ror,ruro Tho RanuhIicanS carripd Paducah Dv