The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1870-11-11

LQe OLueE OlsLliSlSI buh SAb DClAOSAobE
have pretty certainly elected Neely in th,
9th District, Rice in the 10th, and Mar hall il
the Ilth The 18th and 18th are disputes
Districts, but the chances are in favor OF tn
election of Hay Republican, in the 18th Dis
trict, and Crebs Democrat) in the 18th. L
this should prove correct, the next delegation
to Congress will stand ten Republicans TO fou
Democrats-the same as at present.
Missouri.
81. LOUIS, November 8.-The election pass
ed off quietly. heavy rain storm prevailed
nearly all the afternoon, which reduced tn
vote. Returns from I've precincts in the cit.
give Brown 1886; McClurg SSl. Counting
progresses very slowly in consequence OF un
precedented scratching Very probably the
city will not be known tonight.
Jefferson county is estimated at 1000 fo
Brown.
ST. LOUIS, November SIN some Of tht
precincts they have stopped counting for thu
night, and the others arc making such SLOW
progress that there IS no hope of obtaining
even an approximate vote of the city tonight
Eleven precincts give Brown 1886, McClurE
l,2l7. Three precincts Of the First Congress
sional District give Wells, Democrat, 1888
Johnson Boiler ESQ, Smith, Republican, 277
Returns from the county and State indicate
larger majority for Brown than was antici
pated. The majority in this county is esti
mated at from 5000 to 10000.
ST. LOUIS, November S.-WeDs, Democrat
was reelected from the First Congressiona
District by about 1000 majority Finkle
burg, Republican, has been reelected frou
the Second District, and Mccormick, Demo
crat, from the Third District
Massachusetts.
Boston, November S.-A very full vote
was thrown at the State election to-day, result
III Boston foots up: For Govenor-Clafin
l0,046; Adams, 9,720; Phillips, 1906 Las
year Olafin had S,272; Adams 11,036; Cham
berlain 497.
Returns from l6S cities and towns Civ,
Clahin II, ,093, Adams q 1886, Phillips ll,S25
Some towns last year gave Clafin 35,4ll
Adams, 20,632, Chamberlain 7,7l0. Clahr
will have as large majority as last year, OF
an increased total vote.
All the Republican Congressman are re-
elected-Twitchell, in the Sd district, By
about 800 plurality, and Hooper, in the 4th
by over 2,0U0. Both branches of the Legisla
ture will be strongly Republican. Wendell
Phillips has received a smaller vote than hi
opponents conceded him.
John Quincy Adams is elected TO the Legis
lature
BosToE, November 9, a. MIN 296 town.
Clafin has a plurality of 1856 over Adaml
and Phillips. The vote in the above town
stands-Clafin Y, ,455; Adams, Al, ,6Ol; Phillips
20,299. Towns yet to be heard from will in
crease Clahin's plurality.
We have reports of 239 representatives tc
the General Court, divided as follows: Re
publicans, lSl; Democrats, 80; Labor, IL
Prohlbitionists, 2. The Senate has a Republi
can majority. the Republicans have carried
fha Tau Con
Tennessee.
MEMPHIS, November S.-Cficial of the city
OF Memphis: For Governor-Brown, Demo.
crat, 4,82l; Wisener, Republican, LIS.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, November 8-The elec.
ton to-day passed off quietly. The Democrat.
ic candidate for Governor, Brown, carried
Nashville and Davidson county by a large
majority. Prosser, the Republican candidate
for Congress, carried Nashville by a majority
of 725; is ahead in tie city and county 694
with seven Districts to hear from. The total
vote so far as heard from stands: Prosser g.
8S4, Gallndy, 2, 1870, Peyton, l,43S. Eight dis
tricts IN the summer gave Prosser a small ma
jority.
Hamilton county elects a Democratic men,
Der of the Legislature, but gives Stokes 200
majority for Congress. Brown is undoubtedly
elected Governor, running ahead of the Con.
gressional ticket. The First, Second and
Third Congressional Districts are doubtful
The remainder are Democratic.
Wisconsin.
RACINE, Wisconsin, November S.-This
city gives Lyons, Republican, for member OF
Congress, 243 majority-a Republican loss OF
357.
Kenosha City, Wisconsin, gives a majority
for Lyons, Republican, of 4S
Pleasant Prairie, Kenosha county, Wiscon-
sin, gives Mitchell, Democrat, two majority
small gain.
MILWAUKEE,, November 8.-Alexander
Mitchell, of Milwaukee, President of the Mil
waukee & St. Paul Railroad, is elected to Con.
gress by n very handsome majority.
In the Milwaukee, Wis, Congressional dis
trict Mitchell, Democrat, is undoubtedly cleo
ted to Congress over Judge Lyon, Republican.
This is Democratic gain. The Wisconsin
delegation will stand Republicans and 2
Democrats, Democratic gain Of l.
Louisiana.
WASHINGTON, November S.-A dispatch
from the Union Republican COMMITTEES. re-
ports that New Orleans has gone Republican
by 1900 or 1000 majority, and that the State
of Louisiana is Republican by a large ma
jority.
Kentucky,
LOUISVILLE, KY, November s.-Tbe sIec-
ton in this city passed off very quietly. Hard
" any interest was manifested on account of
the general feeling that the Democracts had a
large majority. The vote polled was verv
g mall. Winchester (Dem.) carries the citv by
l 800 to 1000 majority over Speed RepS
Winchester's majority in the District will be
in the neiqhborhood of / 000
Returns from different portions of the State
indicate great apathy on the part of the voters.
Many persons not even being aware that there
was an election to-day. The Democrats have
elected their candidates in all dis
tricts hut the Sth. The result in this district
is doubtful, but it is thought Adams Dem \
will be elected by a small majority. Steel, the
Republican candidate, carried the 4th and 5fb
wards of this city, Winchester carving the
other eight. Lexington, Paducsh and Bow
ling Green give Republican majorities Thers
was large negro vote in there counties. Their
vote was solely cast for the Republican ticket.
Winchester, the Democratic candidate for
Congress is elected by 1000 majority. Re-
turns from 20 towns in the State show Rennb-
lican gains, owing to the negro vote. The
Democrats have elected seven Congressmen
from he lst seven districts; in the st6 and 9th
the result is doubtful
Michigan.
DETROIT November s, 10 P. M.-Returns in
dicate the success of the Republican State
ticket by the usual large majority. Indications
Ire that Judge Sutherland, Democratic candi-
date for Congress in the Sixth District, il cleo