The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-11-08

Trenton, ". j., November 7.-Parker's
majority in the Second district, Budgenaler
township, is 81, Republican gain of %.
llighbridge gives Walsh So majority.
Washington borough and township give
Parker 215 majority. Doubtful.)
Plainfield gives Walsh PSI majority, a
Republican gain of 8.
Lufberry, Rep.) for Assembly, has 100
majority.
Westfeld gives Parker AZ majority-a
Democratic loss of A..
Yates, for the Assembly, has 40 major
ty.
Neo York, Nov. 7.--Dispatches from
Newark announce that Parker has carried
the city by nearly 1000 majority. Last
year the city gave $500 Republican major.
ity. It is conceded that Walsh is not
elected. The change in the city of Newark
alone would give the State to the Democrats
even if they gained no other district but
the dispatches show that the Democrats are
gaining everywhere.
Sussex county probably gives Parker
800 majority.
Parker will have asmall majority in Nor
ris county.
New York, Nov. 81 A. MA dis
patch from Trenton, N. j., says that Par
ker (Dem.) has been elected Governor by
from 5000 to 5000 majority.
Both branches of the Legislature will be
Republican.
Wisconsin
Madison, Wis., Nov. THE weather is
line. A large vote has been polled. Par
tlal returns indicate the election of c.. G..
Washburne (Republican) Governor, and
Republican majority in the Legislature.
Chicago, November Z Wisconsin elects
Washburn by an increased Republican ma
jority.
Both branches of the Legislature are Re-
publican.
Illinois.
Chicago, November 7.--Medill is elected
Mayor by a large majority.
Chicago, November 7.-Beyeridge. the
Republican candidate for Congress at large.
has been elected by probably % 1000 to
30 900 majority.
Returns from about two-thirds of the
city of Chicago give Medill, for Mayor.
. 1000 majority. The remainder of the pre-
clncts will carry the majority to 12,OO0.-
Seventeen, if not eighteen, out of the twen-
ty aldermen are elected on the "Fire-proof'
ticket.
st. Poul, MINI, Nov. 7.-Retums from
tn State come in slowly. Fifty-scven cities
and towns give Austin, Rep.,) for Cover
nor, 900 majority. The returns from the
city are not yet counted. No returns have
yet been received from the southern part of
the State.
:. Maryland.
baltimore, November baltimore CITY
gives a majority of 6,7OO, a Republican
gain of 700. The Republicans have broba-
bly, carried two counties in the State. The
Democratic majority in the State will be
very considerably reduced.
Arkansas.
Little Rock, A,k., November The
elections have been quiet. 1t is believed
that the Brooks ticket is elected in oppo-
sition to Clayton's by 5000 to G,O0O ma
lority.
Mississippi.
Fichsburg, November 7.-The election
passed off quietly. No reliable returns
have been received tonight.
ELECTION SUMMARY.
Washington, Nov. THE following is a
summary of the elections as far as heard
from: Wisconsin elects Republican Gov
ernor and Legislature. Illinois elects
Republican Congressman at large by twen-
ty-fiye to thirty thousand majority. New
Jersey elects a Democratic Governor and
probably Republican Legislature.
New York elects the Republican State
ticket and Legislature. Tammany Hall
was not open last night.
The World says: s'Returns from this
State, which were unusually backward
this year, indicate the election of the Re-
publican ticket by at least twenty thou
sand majority, and as it never rains but it
it pours, the majority NAV be
even more than this. We have
lost the State legislature, and the Republi-
cans will not fall far short of two-thirds
vote in either House. The Tammany local
ticket was roughly handled by the voters.
Ledwith was nowhere. Sigel is elected by
about twenty-six thousand majority over
Standby, for Register. Bradley, Norton,
and Genet will not visit Albany officially
this year. Even Tweed, with no opposi-
lion worth mentioning, polled light vote
with those he formerly re-
ceived."
Tammany elects only Tweed to the
Senate, and only three of twenty-five As
semblymen. The Reform ticket for the
county and city of New York is successful
by large majorities.
The Republicans carried Kansas by an
majority.
Seventy-eight towns and cities in Min
nisota give Austin, the Republican candi-
date for Governor, i4,2s0 majority.
FROM WASHINGTON.