Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-11-12
The November Elections.

NEW YORK. Returns are not generally in,
but enough Is known to warrant the assertion
that Hoffman's majority will reach 10000 and
that II may run up to $4,000.
The Republicans elected 10 and the Demo
Gratis 15 Congressman. The Democrats gain
three Congressional districts. They have also
obtained a majority in the Assembly insuring
the election of a U. s. Senator.
Greeley in the 9th district has Cox for COM
petitor and is dstanced by him in majority
of LOO.
The election in the city went off quietly, and
no necessity arose for calling on the military,
and no Democrat was restrained from casting
an honest vote.
MAssAoHUsEETs.-In 900 towns, Claflin has
a plurality of 6,555 over Adams and Phillips.
The vote in the above towns stands ,Clafin
72, ,455, Adams, 45 ,801, Phillips, $4,000. Towns
yet to be heard from will increase Clafin's
plurality, 22O Representatives to the General
Court are reported as follows; Republicans
1Sl, Democrat, 80, Labor H., Prohibitionists ),
q The Senate has a Republican majority
The Republicans have carried the ten Con-
gressional districts, v.r .,. I..... ..H
MIcHIGAN.-The State ticket Is elected by
twenty thousand and upward. The Republi-
cans In the Legislature have majority on
joint ballot of about forty, insuring United
States Senator. The returns do not enable us
to say how the Congressional delegation
stands g3 .a J...l .H. u.I
New JxRsEY.-The Republicans elect three
congressman, Hazelton. Hill and Halsey, and
the Democrats elect TWO, Forker and Bird. The
Republicans have three majority in the Sen
ate and eight in the House, insuring u. s.
Senator. New Jersey shows a Republican
gain of one member of Congress. H'at3lo >
NEVADA. .--Novada is still doubtful. The T.
lection of Bradley, Democratic candidate for
Governor, is conceded. Fitch, Republican,
for Congress has carried the State by small
majority. The Republican State ticket, ex-
cept Governor, is probably elected.
ALABAMA.-Returns are meager, but It Is
now believed the Democrats have carried the
State and elected three members Of Congress
These OF course, are not all the States that
have held elections but we have given all that
is of interest or satisfaction 10 our readers. The
latest returns we have, give results only In
cities and districts, and leave the reader un-
able to form any conclusion touching general
results. The political status of several OF the
States must bs waited for a little longer, and
more definite information will bo received
from those States named above, aud about
which we have given all that could be CLEANED
from the dispatches published in tho daily pa
pers, ... ....I.f s...I ...I.
From the returns received up TO noon or
Wednesday, say the Cleveland Herald, tits ev.
ident that in the November elections the Re-
tories, though generally with diminished ma
jorities, and here and there the loss Of a Con-
gressional district. Tbs general result will,
however, not greatly affect the strength Of the
party In Congress. alla.a .. t.a.r, =,
RHoDE ISLAND has passed through fight Of
unprecedented bitterness, and returns two Re-
publleans, members of Congress. j-t i,. a.
MAINLAND, In spite OF vigorous efforts by
the Republicans, aided by the negro vote, has
probably again elected an unbroken Democrat
ic delegation to Congress, although tive dis.
ltricss are claimed by the Republicans TO be In
doubt. -lHln iOa rsl0f.lr H.. ila
DELAWARE went Democratic, as usual, tho
Republican gains over the election of 1868 arc
reported. 3l.Y fm .ii.r i.,....,s .l.irt.r
! lLLISoIs elected . Republican State ticket
on reduced majoritles from 1858, and the indl-
cations now are that the Congressional dele
cation will remain as at present ten Repubil
cans 10 four Democrats. In the Chicago dis
trict the regular Republican nominee. Farwsll
has undoubtedly beaten the Independent Re
publican, John Wentworth,