The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-11-10

see, virginia ana Wisconsin. up 10
the hour of going to press we have
but scattering returns, from any of
the States. We give below in brief
such news as we have.
T1e 4HE New York YIe1H
DEMocRATIG VICTORY.
Ballots Us. Bayonets-BaI1oss Win.
The principal interest throughout
the country has eentered in the elec-
ton in the Empire State. The cleo
ion passed off quietly in the city
The returns indicate a glorious Dem
oeraticfvictofy. Hoffman is umdeabt-
edly elected Governor, and the Dem
ocrats have majority in the Legisla-
ture. The Tribune estimates Hofnan's s
majority at 3d. 100. 1t will probably
exceed that figure. The, attempt to
oyefawe the .peopieJw with Federal bay
,onet5 has proved sigHal failure and
the. freemen of the Empire State haye
administered telling rebuke to the
Washington despots. -
49, - KEsTUcKY 80
Has gone Democratic, as the despatch
les say, by a small majority There
was great apathy manifested and but
asmani vote was ypolled.o1e 2Giyaq 90
-sins 540sa sd lILLNoIs. Ii .lib Yahi L
q The Republicans haye carried the
State by from 10000 to 10000. a They
claim the election of eight Congress
men, and coiicede three to the Demo
crats, while two are regarded as
ldoubtful!j al baBts oj ftezf; sidf;l ss!1
yI85 5a3 si Il ARKANSAS. tiB t65sT94,gau
3 There,is netlenough from Arkansas
to, indicate the result, but the des-
patches show Democratic gain:
MASSACHUSETTS -
Has gone Republican, as usual. -.
~ The Republican majority is estima-
ted at from 2O0O0 to 25,O00.2 Suther-
land is probably elected to Congress
from the Sixth Distrietover5 briggs,
which is a Democrats, gain. .,j i,9agi.
80, 6a...a.l .wIscoEsIN, ..a. ,iEw -
The Democrats gain q nember, loi
Congress in the milwaukee, district:
.'.i'--. - MARYLAND.
= The returns are very meagre..
$50 li'sli % MISSOURI. ''i ~ = '.''-'
Brown, Liberal Republican, il
doubtless elected Governor. Hit
friends claim that the meagre iretnrni
from the State indicate a larger ma
jority for him than was anticipated,
DELAWARE 81, Va Ds4-
This State is. still in the Democratic
column, electing the Democratic can
didates for Governor and Congress.
Ib5Tegf51g iag VIRGINIA. 3G9. - 5fH
"A Richmond dispatch SAYS: TIL,
Congressional election to-day resulted
as follows: First District, DIR. w. N
Norton, colored; Second, James II
Platt, Republican Third. Charles Fl
Porter, Republican Fifth, Colonel r
Ta w. Duke, Democrat; Eighth, Viii
liam Terry, Democrat; Seventh, E
NJ. Braxton, Democrat; Fourth, no
heard from. - 3ot-li@
-ts's '''l5. NEW JERSEY.
The Fourth district, Newark, give,
Haisey, Republicans. for Congresi, 3.
600 Majority Returns thus far re
ceived from the First district are ia
vorable to Hazelton, Democrat from
the second district to Forker, Demo
serat, and the Third district to Bird
Democrat dEHaGtiB sEodE Il $3.50 u
ID LATER.--Fourtll District Hill, Rep
is probably elected. Essex count.
gives him 1000 majority. .t.
In the Third district Bird, DEM, i
elected by 4,500. .'-''''-
v .itsas ~ 9 MINNESOTA. tt3e ea $3.50
. CHICAGO, November 8.-2The frs
Minnesota district, Mark IL. Dunnel
Republican, is elected to Congress b,
5000 majority, In the second dis
trict John P, Averill, Republican, i
elected to Congress by the same ma
ljority. Us Sai@>fsl 80 " !" 7il51 3 z'i'i
i339zBa. ALABAMA. 5acfd os I'll g
Il MONTGOMERY, Nov. 8.-The elec
.tion passed off quietly. Not singl
disturbance occurred. The Republi
can majority is estimated at abou
| 900 or 800. $50 - - =
NEVADA.
The returns indicate close vott
but it is impossible to obtain anythin
Ideipite tonight. Virginia City, Reno
Wadsworth, Treasure. City and SheI
mantown give small Republican. ma
i jorites. Both sides claim Elko. an
Hamilton. Private dispatches sa
that Eastern Nevada goes Democrat,
Story county gives 200 Republica
majority, showing. q large Democrat
galn.-sa,S sas 40 a7Kss-ff AKA .5if-
.Rss aE LOUISIANA I - %
I d, WASHINGTON, November iS.-A 1di
patch to the Union Republican Con
l,mittee' from Senator Kellogg, of Lot
isiana, reports that New Orleans BIZ
; gone .Republicansiby between 800
and 1000 votes, aud that the State {
Louisiana is Republican by a ver
large majority. % s''-''s ''' =.
Fsa NEW ORLEANS, November g.
Electionreturns conein slowly. Th
official vote otthis city isenot know
, The commissioners have; had the, ba
, lot-box at Mechanics Institute fl
twenty -four hours past, supposed /
be counting the vote .p2a5The Repul
licansx claim the neity. ST Bernar
! St Marys, Territsone, East Feleoi
: Lavjipaho, st. Charles, Concord
I and Plavuemine parishes are irepor
ed Republican. . ST. 9Amery, Lafou
che, liberia and Richland parishes al
l reported ., Democratic. East Bate
; Rouge has gone Republican. We
Baton Rouge has gone Democrat
1t is generally concededt9thatS Syph,
in the Firstiand ISheldom in the Sc
;ond districts are elected. to Congress
Richland parish gives a Democrat
/ majority OF 586. - . 80
= RHODE ISLAND.
: Providence, November S.-The Coz
+ gressional election in this State toe
place. to-day. In the w Western iDi
trict the vote was very light. EJam
D NJ. sPendleton,, Republican, has 81
: majority, with two towns to he;
: from. In the Eastern District l
! regular Republican candidate wi
= nominated. D Eames has 1852, Jencl
3 1877, and Davis 1,00S-All three r
: pubIicans Van Slyck, Democrat, ], ~
& Mnn1ford, Temperance, 303 seattle
: inc 10 TThias laryRI Jap1aa 16S M.