The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-11-09
TheEIeCti0nS
NEW YORK.

/ New YORK, November Sin Brook
lyn, to day, there will be two hundred
and fifty policemen and one thousand
United States Deputy Marshals on duty
at the polls. But little trouble is antic-
ipated.
A Washington dispatch says that the
last order for bayonets was issued yes
terday for the voters Of Buffalo district
the commanding officers Of the from
tier being instructed to respond to the
call of the Federal and civil authorities
of Buffalo.
The complement Of soldiers thus far
brought into service for to-day at New
York, Baltimore, Richmond, Buffalo,
Norfolk and other places, will reach
5000 armed men.
The World, this morning, highly com
mends the disappointment of Caleb
Cushing, as special deputy Of the dis
trict attorney. 1t attributes tue action
of the administration to the influence
of Secretary Fish, and adds twill be
seen that the Federal Government has
withdrawn its menaces; that there are
to be no arrests Of persons in the act OF
voting, and that there is to be no dis
plav OF Federal soldiers in our streets.
There is falling back along the whole
line.
New YORK, November S-Noon.-
Voting in this city is proceeding quietly
and it is probable the city will poll the
largest vote on record Many citizens
who habitually take no part in cleo
tions, this morning were seen at the
polls. In some districts long lines were
formed as early as s o'clock. A large
vote is already in Inspectors, mar
shals and police work harmoniously.
Thus far no disturbance has occurred.
New YORK, November $50 P. NJ.
Returns from fifty scattering Districts
in the State, outside the city Of New
York, show q Democratic gain oflnp,
wards 400. Indications are that
Hoffman will be elected.
New YORK, November s, S 7. NJ
Second Ward-Hoffman, 1871; Wood
ford, 80. Third Ward-Hotfman, S24;
Woodford, l69. These figures indicate
total vote of perhaps 10000 and a
majority for Hoffman of over 10000.
So far the returns indicate the se-elec-
ton of Oakley Hall as Mayor, though
he runs far behind Hoffman.
NEw YORK, November S-lG3O P.
M.-The election passed of without
disturbance. The military were not
seen. It seems, no doubt, that the en-
tire Tammany county ticket is elected
in the Third Congressional district.
Slocum Democrat, seems to be elected
over Webster and Whiting, Republ!-
cans. Kinsella, Democrat, is elected in
the Second district Ketchum, Repub-
lican, is probably chosen in the Twelfth
district. Eighty-nine districts from va
rious parts OF the State outside af the
CITY, thus far heard from, give Demo,
cratic gain of 1868, as compared with
the Presidential vote Of 1869, when
Seymour had 10000 majority.
New YORK, November 5000 7.
M.-One hundred and ninety-two dis,
tricts outside of the city show a net
Democratic gain of 1901. Four wards
of this city, thus far reported, show a
Democratic loss of 2l64.
New YORK, November S.-The Demo
cratic General Committee Of Brooklyn
report that Kings county will give II
06O maiority'for Hoffman and Beach
and that Gen. Slocum is elected to Con
sress in the third district By eight thou
sand over Z. d. Webster. Schenectady
county, gives - majority for Hoffman,
The democratic gain is 22j.
Twentv-eighth District Freeman
Clarke, Republican, is elected by 25W
majority.
TRoY. y. V. November S.-J. NJ
Warren, Democrat, is elected to Con
rress by very large majority, prob
ably $500
| In the Twenty-third Congressional
District Duell, Republican, rs elected
by over 1000 majority. The Democrats
it said conccde the election ofSt. John
Republican, to Congress in the Eleventh
District.
! New York, November S,-The Tf
| J,p,c estimates Hofimans majority IL
the State at 10000. 1t practically give:
up the Assembly.
In the Thirtieth District VIM. vii
liams, Democrat, was elected to Con
gress by 800 majority, Carroll, Demo
crat, was elected to Congress in the
Eighteenth District. In the FourtI
District Roosevelt, Tammany Demo
crat, was elected; Fifth Dirtrict Roberts
Tammany Democrat; Sixth Dlstrlc
Cox, Tammsny Democrat; Seventh Dis
trict Clay, Tammany Democrat; Eight
District Brooks, Tammany Democrat
! Ninth District Wood Tammany Demo
crat Elizur Prindle, Republican, j
elected to Congress by 20O0 majority.