The Portland daily press., 1870-11-09
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Boston, Nov. S.-A very full vote was thrown
at the State election to-day. The result in
Boston foots up: Gov Clafin, 10,046; Adams,
1920; Phillips, 1906. Last year, Clafin had
gives C'aflin 1864, Adams 357, Phillips 231;
last year Clafin Oil, Adams 46s, Chamberlain
81 Charlestown-Cl Clafin 164O, Adams 1850,
Phillips 1872; last year, Caflin 1898, Adams
1891 Chamberlain 159 Fitchburg-Claflin
631. Adams 2s9. Worcester Clafin 24oO, Ad-
ans 1851 Phillips 407; last year. Claflin 1877,
Adams 92l, Chamberlain 393. Lynn-Claflin
81, Adams 668, Phillips 1888; last year, Clafin
1858, Adams 506 Chamberlin 1886 Cambridge
-Clafin 2142, Adams 1894, Phillips $50; last
year, Claflin 1873, Adams 1646, Chamberlin
Al. New Bedford-Claflin 141S Adams 100,
Phillips $50; last year, Clafin 1890, Adams 507,
Chamberlin 154. The thirty-six towns above
foot up for Claflin 1O,735; Adams, 6.225; Phil
lips, 1882. The same towns last year gave
CJaflin 1925; Adams, 5313; Chamberlin 1772.
Second Dispdtch.-Returns from 1859 cities
and towns give Clafln Al 093; Adams, q, ,986;
Phillips, II, 1926. The same towns last year gave
Claflin 35,4l1; Adams, 2o,632; Chamberlain,
7710. Claf1in will have as large majority as
last year. His majority last year was $500.
All the Republican Congressman are elect
ed; Twitchell in the Sd district by about 300
plurality, and Hooper in the 4th bv over 1000
plurality. Both branches of the LEGISLATURE
will be strongly Republican. Wendell Phil
lips received less votes than his opponents con-
ceded him. John Quincy Adams is elected to
the Legislature.
Boston JOURNAL OFFICE, Nov. 0, 2A.M-
In 296 towns Clafln has a plurality of 6555
over Adams and Phillips The towns yet to
be heard from will increase Clafin's plurality.
We have reports of 229 representatives to the
General Court, divided as,follows: Republicans,
1s1; Democrats, S5; Labor, Il; PIohibitionists,
q The Senate has Republican majority
The ten Congressional districts have been car
ried by the Republicans.
NEw YORM.
NEW YORK Nov s. Returns from fitty scat
terug districts outside the city show Democrat
ic gains of upwards of 400. In the Cd ward of
this city Hoffman h 1917, Woodlord 80; 81
ward, Hoffman 524, Woodord 169. The figures
indicate total vote of perhaps 10000, and
majority for Hoffman of over 10000 The few
returns indicate the election of Oakley Hall
for Mayor, though he runs far behind Hoffman.
Second Dispatch, II P. M.-The election re-
turns are coming in very slowly. One hun
dred and nnety-twe districts outside the CITY
show Democratic gain of 1904 Seneca
county complete gives Hoffman 52O majority;
Schenectady county gives Hoffman 85 majori-
ty. Five wards in this city thus far reported
show Democratic loss of 216t from the last
Presidential election
Third Dispatch-The Democratic General
Committee in Brooklyn report that Kings
county gives 10000 majority tor Hoffman, and
Geu Slocum has 5000 majority ia the 1st dis
trict over E. D. Webster, the regular Republi-
can. Gen. Ketchum (Rep) is reelected to
Congress by an overwhelming majority in the
22tb district, and Jos. M. Warren (Dem. in the
the 25th district by 2500 majority. Syracu
CITY gives Dennis Mccarthy QndependenD
1890 majority.
The following is the state of the vote of some
of the principal cities, Hoffmau's being given
frst Oswego, 1652-1691; Ithaca, 9l5,1oS5;
Lockport, 1162-1z19; Hudson, 1111-922; Bing,-
hamton. 1129-1236; Syracuse gives Woodford
2s3 majority; Auburn, 45s; Seneca county
complete gives Hoffman $40 majority. sehenec-
tady county s5 In Monroe county the Re,
publican county ticket is elected by the usual
trict Freeman Clark is elected by 25O0 maiori-
ty. The vote is nearly unanimous against the
funding bill. Onondaga county complete givess
Woodford 1900 majority; Democratic gain of