, 1870-11-17

Two bushels Of com were given for votes at the
late election In Cape Mas city, =. j..
Boston voters Viewed vita astonishucnt tHo
women distributing Tutes At rwo OF tho po}ls In
that city On election day.
" Secretary Delano and Senator Cameron Will
iro to Georgia In a few days to nate political
!speecheE
t Susan B. Anthony had one vota for Leutenact
Governor In Hosten. In Brooklyn, n. T., Mia.
Maria Pool received seyea votea for Register.
!; There Is q tokc stoas In New Yo1k that Unite.l
States Marshal Sharpe, the grea- aati-fepca:er,
registered himself a. Z voter without having &C.
CURED a sut,cse1tiy long residence In the city
tie VAS prevented from voting by being reminded
Of hts error.
The New To,k comme4esal Adrt,ti4tr sayz:
:" Mr. Greeley "a Atul examining tho returns from
cox's district Ills lnvesstaa,ions prompt him
cyeIJ COW and II en- to utter Impressions upon
h:s Eptcs1e1es, and he haz been frequently hc1rd
to ssy aloud. *1'--p those glaseeA'~
The Importance OF one vote IL illustrated IN
10 Daviess County, In thi2 S,ate, Mr. Townsend,
one Of The Republican caIdidated for the Lezisls-
,ure, receiving only enc najositJ, BY tic otacial
count.
Waterford. Rensselaer, County, New Yort.
which has been Democratic for twenty yeaIs ct
more, BY from TO to $50 majority, vas. at the re-
cent clecticp, carried by the Republicans by Is
majority
-Nr. Bowen, the present member, writes that
10 Will contest The scat Of DeL&fYe, the colored
Cougre sSuan-e1ect from the Second South Caro-
Ina District. Bowen claims that the hxlIot-ho1es
we're stuffed after the polls were c1oeed. 1t Il
also charged that DeLarRe E.s blockade-runner
during Ike war, and took out English na,urallza-
| uun papers 1t Nassau.
The Baltimore i AmtFieca gtSes the following
| As the Democratic N ms,ostues for Consressmen In
1 &Ah.A
a1ss: Second, &667: Third, 4,s6a; Fourth, 1.seo
Fifth. e,s6e. Total, s,osl. The Republicans car
lied four couhues-Aune Arundel Calvert.
| Chasles, and Prince GeorVr's-
| The canvass for tho Uct&cd States Senasorshln
Ia Kansas ia TefJ nvri5 The Legtslssure II iatse-
| y Repubncau-l01 10 10 On Joint bAllot-so thas
The contest Is coIuued TO- The pttualy cno!ce III
lie Republican party, The present Senator, Ed.
murt g. Rose, IL : candidate. Sidney Clarke, ths
present member OF Congress- rom Kansas, Il tas
most prominent candidate agalnst him. Ex-Gov.
c1por Carney Is also candidate, and 1sAac S
Kklloch, has also ptaeed himself on the course. =
The Connecticut papers eta taking abou
having their e,nen Of Legislative appofuouucu
reconstructed. At present, Iischreld County
with population Of Is, II, haA forty Rsprtsenta
stves. whiie the city Of New Haven, With 5o,o
Inhabitants, has but Two, and New H2Fen County
~ttd 1873, fss bot thirty. Hartford County ha
ove dEca the Population, and eight times the tax
able property Of To11And County. hut nas onl
twice Il many Representatives, Hartford f,seli
with 13,6eo more Inhabitants than rollsod Coun
", has ortr tHu Representatives, while the late
has txeniJ.oaa,-- Similar Inequalities u,rya
ercxhere
governor IN ,a.n n, Hcr,h r.,o,ir, ,,,n,
proclamation reyottnc h,s dscl,,sf,on that ee1
ta.n counties were m a state Of tnsurrrct1or
of North caro,,n. n e1nr-.. sa a+.ess,ss0 y
the reaee and pe.od o,der nor ~ 1.s,a,,.sa ~ =,
ceunues az hismsr.s .nN r".~.M ~" r. '~!ans u -.
,h,ous hon, II. Se,. tru.t 49, .oe keaesA ~
., -, 49,. 80 -.N.4 AaA peAco N