The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-11-17

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trict. Hayward county gives shaw, (eolOred
Republican, for Congress, 800 majority owe
Vasghan. Democrat, and 900 over Gen
Smith, Republican.
! NASHVILLE, Nov. 9.-The election in thi,
Stnte Eesnlaed in the choice OF Democrat,
Governor and Legislature and five Demo
and MAYNARD, in the Second District, an
elected. Nothing heard to indicate the re
suit in the Third District
KNOXVILLE, Nov. 9.-This Congressional
Ds,s;le elsc& MAYNARD By l,0O6 majority
Butler is elected in the First District. Tn.
vote is light. The State is Democratic by 8
reduced nIajositv. i~F.ri .'ru.-
ARKANSAS.
MEMPHIS, Nov. ?.-The .lraiaacLs's Lit.
tie Rock special says the day passed without
collision, though very turbulent. The Radi
Gals took possession Of the precincts of two
wards last night. and when the regular Off
cers appeared this morning, refused to admit
them In the First Ward, they were forci
bly, elected from the building, and proceeded
to hold the election on the outside. permit
ting every body to vote, regardless OF age
In the Third Ward, things were reversed
The Deputy US:ted States Marshal obtaine,
possession with his Judges, and refused tc
admit the regular Judges, who held the elec.
tiOn outside.
In Blodgett, Campbell, Eastman and Ash
ley Townships, Deputy United States Mar
shals drove the regular Judges from the polls
and appointed Judges and held IN election.
At all the regular polls, the Conservative
ticket is largely ahead. In two wards, the
Marshal arrested the Judges, but they were
Immediately released on bail.
MEMPHIS, Nov. ELECTION returns from
Arkansas are still meagre, owing TO the i'm
perfect Telegraph communication The
of Hanks, Democrat, over Roots in the First
District, Edmonds over Boles in the Third
District, and the election of Roberts in the
Second District.
ST.. LOUIS, Nov 1O-The ID. mocra' has the
following special despatch from Little Rock,
Arkansas: \ strong attempt TO sell out the
Republican party was made by Governor
CLAYTON in the election yesterday. His reg
is.rors in some places committed all manner
Of frauds in favor of the Democracy. In
Phillips County, where there is abou, 2,Oo0
Republican majority, the Governor went in
person, the Saturday before the election, and
through a white candidate for State Senator
and Judge Bennett, defeated Republican
turned almost the entire Republi-
can vote against Roots, the candidate for
Congress.
On Monday night, nj Little Rock, lead
ing rebel and candidate for the Legislature,
declared himself and party for Governor
Clayton for the United States Senate, and the
CLAYTON men here all voted the Democratic
ticket. Notwithstanding all this, il is be-
lieved that the Republicans have carried the
Stale bv 4 handsome majority
MEMruIS, Nov ?-Thc -iPpeaFs Claren-
don Arkansas special say: Hanks, Demo-
crat, majority over Roofs, for Congress in the
Tired 100 guns over the election of Judge
Hanks.
ALABAMA.
MONTGOMERY, Nov ?.-No disturbance
Vote light The State is conceded To- the
nv 5000 majority.
MONTGOMERY, ALA. Nov. 9-Reiurns are
meagre, but it is now believed that Demo-
rrats carried the State and elected three MEM
bers Of Congress.
MONTGOMERY, ALA, Nov. 10-Ahout
half the State has been heard from, incluld-
ing most Republican s,ronghold>.
The Democrats have overcome the major
ity Of Grant, of 4, 250, and gone beyond it,
The balance of the State will he Democratic.
The Democrats have elected three and prob
ably four congressman and large majority
VI Representatives. No election for Scna-
tors
"A far as heard from no disturbance oc-
cured at any election box in the State.
LOUISIANA.
New ORLEANS, Nov. S.-Eleciion returns
come in slowly. The Republicans cl.,im
the city. St. Bernard, St. MaryS, Tcrribone,
East Fcliciania, Lanaonpoint. ST. Charles,
COncordia and Plaurin Parishes are re-
ported Republican. s.. Anniery, La
Faurche, Ibeva and Richiand Parishes are
reported Democratic. Eas; Baton Rouge
has gone Republican, and West Baton
Rouge Democratic. 1t is generally con-
cedcd that Syphcr, in TIE First, and sheldon,
in the Second Districts, are elected 10 Con-
,re>s. ...-
SAN Francisco, Nov. J--it the Nevada
election it is conceded that Bradley, Demo-
rat, j. elected Governor. Fitch, Republican
or Congress. carried the State by :, sihall
majority. The Republican State ticket, ex-
ept the Governor, is p.obahly elected.
ELECTIONS.
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