The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-11-09
NEW YoRK. Nov

towns in the interior indicate uni
form Republican gains, and that tho
Republicans have carried tho State
by decisive majority.
A woman named Margaret Muller
presents herself at the polling booth
on Greenwich street today. The in
spectors took her vote, aud she went
on her way rejoicing.
EIGHT p. M.-Fifty-six tow show
a Republican gain of 1890 over the
vote Of 1869. In Watertown tho Re-
publican gain is 1o7, and in Canaan.
daigua SO.
Election returns from the city
come in slowly. In the 4th district
Tweed is reelected Senator by an
estimated majority Of $4,000.
In the 9th district Norton Clam.
many) is re elected to the Senate by
large majority.
Waltman (Tammany) is elected
Senator in the 9th district.
In the 7th, O'Brien, the candidate
Of the Reform Democracy, and one
of the Committee of Seventy, is
elected to the Senate by an estimated
majority Of 5000 to 5000.
OF the twenty.one candidates for
tie Assembly, the returns indicate
that thirteen of the Tammanyites
are elected, although it is believed
that Horatio Seymour and Samuel J.
Tilden are chosen TO the Assembly !;
also Twombly and Geib, Reformers.
The Tammany Board of Aldermen
and Assistant Aldermen are suppos.
ed to be reelected. The 9Th ward
gives the Democratic State ticket
1905 majority, and yet gives Barrett
1904 over Ledwith. Spencer and
Jones, Tammany, are reelected Su-
perior Court Judges.
LATER.-In this city the 4th ward
gives 3,0s8 majority for the Demo,
cratic State ticket, but gives 2,183
against Ledwitb.
One hundred and forty towns give
1852 Republican majority. In the
State it can hardly go below 5000.
Townsend Cook. (Dem.) is chosen
Senator in the LIST district. Bunce
and Murphy, (Dems.) are. reelected
in Kings.
Among the Republican gains are
Poughkeepsie, 700; Younkers, 634;
Flushing, 1853; Rome, 80, and among
the Democratic gains are Hornells-
vile 104, and Binghamton, 4O1.
Oswego county elects three Repub-
lican Assemblymen.
Ten r. M.-From the complexion
of the returns received from the in
terror of the State it would seem that
the Republicans have elected twenty
of the thlrty.two Senators, and that
they will have majority in the As.
sembly. Outside OF the city the only
Democratic Senators believed to be
elected are Tracy, in the 18th dist. !;
Hordenburg, in the 14th /; Creder, in
the 23d, Rochester district, and Far
60, in the 31st, Buffalo district.
The Democratic majority in the
city is estimated at 10000. In the
lower part Of the CITY the Democrats
hold their own, but in tho upper
part their losses are considerable
Ledwith was generally abandoned by
Tammany. He is badly beaten. In
the LIST district Barrett has 1876, and
Ledwith mono. -----
The Democratic majority in Brook
Ign is estimated at 5000. Nearly
the whole Democratic city and
county ticket is chosen. Powell.
democrat, is chosen Mayor by a
majority over Booth, Republican,
Kalbfesch running far behind. Three
Assemblymen and six
Democrats are probably chosen-Re. |
publican gain Of two. FL
LATER.-The LIST ward gives 1910
for Democratic ticket Ill
O48 for Ledwith and 1890 for Shan. |
dley.
Third ward-264 for the Demo
cratic State ticket; 1873 against Led
with, and 4 tor oigel.
Fourteenth ward-1,6Sl for demo.
ratio State ticket; $50 for Ledwith,
md 77O for Shandley.
Eleventh ward-2,24 for demo-
'ratic State ticket; 293 against Led
With, and 1,l73 for Sigel. The fore.
,oing is given as a sample of the
plitting OF the tickets.
ChemuDg county gives 243 demo-
ratio majority.
Returns to midnight indicate clear
Y that Kings county has gone Dem
cratic by several thousand minority
II the State ticket. In Brooklyn. ,
Dwell, the regular Democratic can
idate for Mayor. is certainly elected,
nd nearly if not the entire ticket
he Reform ticket received but few
0tes. The Democrats elect their
ssemblymcn in the Sd, 18th and 9th
stricts. .
LATER.-Two hundred and TWEEN.
six towns outside Of New York
I'd Brooklyn show republican
lin of 1865.
Winslow, republican, was chosen g
nator in the 18th district by 800