New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-11-09
THE ELECTIONS.


Districts Republicnn-Forty Thousand
Democratic Majority in New York
City-DemOcratic Gains Outside of fhe
City-Scattering Returns From Vir-
giuia-Full Vote of Bost0n-Small Re-
publican Majority-Long John Went-
worth Defeated-(;ain of Republican
CONGRESSMAN in New Jersey.
WASHINGTON November 8.-Four whites
were wounded, and two negroes shot, at
Camden, New Jersey.
A sharp fight is reported between the
whites and blacks in Wilmington, Della
ware.
The negroes are voting freely in Mary
land.
The Republicans were one thousand votes
ahead in Boston. at noon.
Wendell Phillips received only four hun
dred and fifty votes.
Ginery Twichell and Samuel Hooper, Re-
publicans, have been reelected to Congress
from the third and fourth districts of Massa-
chusetts.
Returns from fifty scattering districts in
New York outside Of the city, show Demo
cratic gain OF l40o.
Hoffman is reelected Governor.
Stevenson Archer and Thomas Swami,
Democrats. have been reelected to Con,
gress by large majorities, from the second
and third Maryland districts.
Returns from New York city indicate
&C. 600 majority for Governor Hoffman.
Eighty-nine districts outside the city Of
New York give Democratic gain of 1868.
These comparisons are based on the last
presidential vote, when Seymour's majority
was 10000.
Warren is elected to Congress from Troy
district by probably $500 majority--a Dem
ocratic gain.
u Z Too nomnoro+io cand;data for Con.
gress, has four majority in Millville, New
Jersey-a Democratic gain of 100.
Mayor Hall, of New York, is probably re-
elected, though he runs far behind Governor
Hoffman.
John H. Ketcham, Republican. is re-
elected to Congress from the twelfth New
York district.
Alexandria, Virginia, gives $50 Repnb
lican majority; Manassas, Virginia, Re
publican majority; Fredericksburg, Vlr
ginia, gives 300 Democratic majority
The full vote of Boston gives William
Clatlin, Republican candidate for reelection
as Governor, 10.0l6; John Q. Adams, Demo
cratic candidate, received 1920 votes and
Wendell Phillips, Temperance and Labor
Reform candidate, 1906 votes.
- dispatch from StauntOn, Virginia, says
sixth district will be closely contested
dispatch from Petersburg, Virginia
saws J. II. Platt, Republican, is reelected
from the second district by an increased
majority
Morris township, New Jersey, elects the
entire Republican ticket.
Long John Wentworth is beaten in
Chicago district by Farwell, Republican
nominee.
General Henry w. Slocum is re4 Al t
Congress from the Brooklyn districV ~ o.
majority.
G. A. Halsey, Republican, is elected in the
fifth New Jersey district by 5000 majority, g
Republican.gain.
Returns from New Jersey indicate Re
publican Legislature, thereby securing the
United States Senator.
Hill, Republican, in the fourth New Jer
sey district, is probably reelected.
The fourth Maryland district elects
Richie, DemOcrat-a Democratic gain.
Salem county, New Jersey, gives Lee
Democrat, a small majority
John T. Bird is reelected to Congress
from third New Jersey district, by $500 ma
jority. First New Jersey district, Cape
May county. gives 28l Republican majority
One hundred and ninety-two provincial
New York points show Democratic gain
of 1904 Four city wards show Demo
cratic loss of Olga.
Fourth New Jersey district, Passaic
county, gives 500 Republican majority.
John Quincy Adams has been elected to
the Massachusetts Legislature.
Returns from Delaware show general
Republican gains over the vote OF 1905
but not sufficient to change the result.
Pendleton and Eames are elected to Con-
gress from Rhode Island. The defeat OF
Jenckes shows the preponderance OF
Sprague's influence in the State.