The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1870-11-18

DenOcrdtS, ~ uSlOH, 10 DrOWu We
publicans, IS; M'Clurg Republicans, 20.
Senate-Democrats,7 Fusion, 4; Brown
Republicans, L; NJ Clurg Republicans, ..
The election returns from ninety-four
counties give Brown Republican, for
Governor majority of 4l,5SS, and the
remaining twenty counties will proba-
bly, add about 1900 to this. ..
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 12-Latest
electio returns from Nevada state that
the entire Democratic ticket has been
elected by small majority. Kendall
(Democrat) beats Fitch (Republican) for
.Ctngress by about 200 majority.
WEST VIRGINIA.
The folling are the full returns from
the election in West Virginia:
Maj.
First District-Davis, (D.) gain 1874
Second District-M'G (R.) 9S7
Third District-Herford, (D) gain 1,934
Dem. Rad.
Oeudte..................s. IL ~
HOuSe.................... 4O 10
Total .5 so 26
Majority on joint ballot. 26
This will give he Democrats Uni
ted States Senator in place of w. Il.
Wiley, Radical.
DELAWARE.
The following is the complete vote of
the State for Governor and members of
Congress:
GOVERNOR.
Pouder, Coursey.
Dem. Rad.
Total. 12,459 $3.50
Pouder's majority. Observation-Disclosures. 2,479
CONGRESSIONAL.
Biggs. Head.
Dem. Rad.
Total. l.........".............. l2,43i 10000
Biggs' majority. rity...................." 2.434
KENTUCKY. Il
LOUISVILLE, Nov. 14.-Dispatches
state that the Republicans concede the
Eighth district to the Democrats by
majority of 1875. This gives the Demo-
Gratis an unbroken delegation to Con-
gress, having elected their candidates
in all of the nine districts of Kentucky.
The official majority of Archer over
Weighton, in the Sixth Kentucky dis
trict, is 4,262 r.-t.t $3.50
MICHIGAN.
The election is Michigan resulted in
large Democratic gains. The present
delegation in Congress is entirely Radi-
cal. This year the Democrats have
elected Judge Sutherland in the Sixth
district, and have nearly elected anoth-
er Congressman in the Fifth district. In
the Sixth, Sutherland will have over
1000 majority Two years ago the dis
trict gave Radical majority of 8 ,239.
The returns from the Fifth district COM
pared with two years ago, is as follows:
--lS70- -1868--I
Stout. Conger. Stout. Conger.
Dem. Rep. Dem. Rep:
Maj. 131 '." '- 1,724
In the First district Waldron's Trad.
ical) majority is reported at $40, against |
1902 for Beaman in 1868. --''"
The new Legislature shows handsome
Democratic gains. The Senate will
stand: Radicals, %; Democrats, 1O-a
Democratic gain of 4. The House
stands Radicals, 81; Democrats, 30-a
Democratic gain of ~.
l. FLORIDA.
LAKE CITY, Nov. 1.-THE election
throughout the State passed quietly,
both parties working hard. Returns up
to to- day indicate that the Conservatives
have carried the State, electing their
Congressman and LieutenantG Governor
Eleven strong Radical counties give
them 3,700 majority. Ten Conservative
counties give the Conservatives a ma
jority of 2,00G. Sixteen other Conser-
vative counties are to hear from, which
will place them ahead of the Radicals.
Both Houses of the Legislature are
Conservative. ..-..
MARYLAND.
The following are the msjorities for
the successful candidates for Congress
in the five districts of Daryland:
Dis. Member Elect. Maj.
l.. Samuel Hambleton. Dem. 4,005
} 2 Stevenson Archer. Dem. 6,532
8. Thomas Swami. Dem. 1856
4. John Ritchie. Dem. 1887
8. William M Merrick, Dem. 1,473
. -
Aggregate Dem. maj. in the State is, SOP
NEW YORK.
Returns to date give Hoffman for
: Governor, 32,06S majority.
( THE ASSEMBLY.
Ana
e from the districts in doubt to decide
a positively the political character of the
# next Assembly. Our table still stands
e IS Democrats to 63 Radicals. The Off
v cial count this week will clear up al
!. doubts.
@ CONGRESSIONAL. M
y The Democrats have gained foul
j members of Congress.
LOUISIANA.
i NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 1.-THE Re
= publican claims the State by 10000 ma
jority. All their Congressmen-Shel
8 don, Sypher, Darrell, McClery, anC
: Morey-being elected.
e VIRGINIA.
The latest list Of Congressman elect
1. John Critcher, Conservative.
r 2. James II. Platt, Republican.
, 3. Charles III. Porter, Republican.
q 4. w: Fl. III. Stowell, Republican.
. 8. r.. II. w. Duke, Conservative.
6. John II. Harris, C)nservative.
, Z. f. M. Braxton, Conservative.
s. William Terry, Conservative.
KANSAS.
LEAvENwoRTH, Kan, Nov. 11.-Th'
, Republican majority in this State Il
, about $4,000
ILLINOIS.
} According to the best information
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