Litchfield enquirer., 1870-11-17
The November Elections.

vada, Alabama ana Florida and gain Ne, Jersey and Louisiana. In New York tn flower house of the legislature is tie, whil last year it was Democratic. The resul on Congressmen is as follows so far as tn returns have been received. MASSACHUSETTS. James Bufinton. 2. Nathaniel P. Banks, F. Oakes Ames, r: George M. Brooks, 2. Ginery Twichell, q. George F. Hoar, ?. Samuel Hooper, 2. Vim. B. Washburne, , Benjamin F. Butler,T. Henry l.. Dawes, r. RHODE ISLAND. James M Pendleton. 2. Benjamin T. Flames, ?. NEW YORK. Dwight Townsend, d. William A. Wheeler. T. Thomas Kinsella, q. John M. Carroll, d. Henry ". Sloeum, d. EliZur. H. Prindle, '. Robert B. Roosevelt d. Clinton l.. Merriam, 2. Wm R. Roberts.d Ellis Fl: Roberts, ?. samuel 5. Cox, d. William E. Lansing, T. Smith Ely, IT.. q. R. Holland Duell, '. James Brooks, d. John E. Seelev r. Isrnanoo wood, O. William H. Lamport, ? C!arkson N. Potter, q. Milo Goodrich, r. Cnarles St John, 2. H. Boardman Smith, T. John II. keteham. 2. Freeman Clark, r. Joseph H. Tuthill, d. Charles H. Holmes, r. Joseph M. Warren, d. William Willisms' d. John Rogers, q. WalSer l.. Sessions, ?. NEW JERSEY. J. w. Hazelton, 2. John Hill. r. Samuel c. Forker, q. George A. Hsissy. P, John T. Bird, q.
 ILLINOIS. At large-J. A. Logan, r. Jesse H. Moore, r. Charles B. Farwell, 2. James C. Robinson. q. J: <. Farnsworth, Thomp. ". McNeely, d Horaqo z. burchard, 2. Edward Y. Rice, d. Jonn D; dawley,T Samuel s. Marshall d n.stevens, D.. q. William Hentzell, q. Burton C. Cook, 2. John M Crebs d.
 WISCONSIN. alexander Mitchell, d. Charles A. Eldridge, d. J. Allen Barber, r. Jeremiah M Rusk P.
 KANSAS. David P. Lowe,r.
 MICHIGAN. Henry Waldron, T. Thomas W. Ferry, 2. William l.. Stoughton. 2. Omar W. Ferry, r Austin Blair,T Jabez G. Sutherland. d.
 MINNESOTA. Mark H. Dunwel, John T. Averil. P.
 NEVADA. --Kendall, d.
 MARYLAND. Samuel Hambleton, d. John RitchIe, d. Stevenson Archer, q. William il Merrick, q. Thomas Swann, q.
 LOUISIANA. .- James H. Sypher, ?. James McClerry. 2. l.. Sheldon,r. Frank Mercy, r. c. B. Darall, r.
 TENNESSEE. Roderick R. Butler, r. Edward I. Goladay q. Horace Maynard, r. W. c. Whitthorne, d. A. k. Garrett, q. Robert P. Caldwell, d. John W. Bright, q. Wm. W. Vaughn, d.
 VIRGINIA. John Critcher, d. R. TW. Duke. q. James H. Platt, r. John T. Harris. d. Charles H. Porter, 7. E.M. Braxton, d. W. H. H. Stowell, r. William Terry, d.
 WEST VIRGINIA. John ]. Davis, d. Frank Hertford, d. James c. McGrew, 2.
 ALABAMA. Charles Hayes, 2. Benjamin 8. Turner, 2. Peter M. Cox, d. Charles W. Buckley, ?. J. H. Sloss, q. W. A. Handley, d.
 DELAWARE. Benjamin T. Biggs. q.
 KENTUCKY. Edward Crosland, d. Willi2m E. Arthur, d. Fl. D. McHenry. q. James B. Beck. d. Joseph H. Lewis, d. H. F. Finley. ?. Rov6 m; 2 W;ncbss,or Msncl a.: John M. Rice.d' J. M. Hanks, d. Two Republicans (probably)
 FLORIDA.
 One Democrat.
 MISSOURI. Efastus Wells, q. Abraham Domingo, q. c A. Fnkelnburg, d. Isaac c, Parker. 7. James R. Mccormick, d. J. L. K Hayward, r. Wm. B. Gilmore, r. Andrew King. d. Samuel s. Burdett,r.
 The Democracy gain four repre- sentatives in New York, two il West Va, three in Illinois, one iu Wis consin and Michigan, two in Missouri, on, in Nevada, six in Tennessee, and one eacl in Alabama and Florida; twenty-two in all Republicans gain one each in the States ol New Jersey, Kentucky, and Minnesota making the net gain to the Democracy nineteen. Adding to these the Democratic gains of previous elections and their tota gain in Congressional elections thus far i twenty-nine. The States still to elect ar, California, Connecticut, Georgia, New Hampshire and Texas. Allowing them majority of five in the delegations of these states, which is at least five more than the, are likely to get, and we shall still have majority of thirty-seyen in the next Hous, of Representatives.