The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-09
ELECTION SUMMARY.

WASHINGTON, November S.-The follow
ing is q summary of the elections as far as
heard from: Wisconsin elects Republi-
can Governor and Legislature /; Illinois
elects Republican Congressman at large
by $4,000 to 10000 majority; New Jersey
elects Democratic Governor and proba-
bly, Republican Legislature.
New York elects the Republican State
ticket and legislature. Tammany Hall
was not oTen last night.
The World says "Returns from this
State, which were unusually backward this
year, indicate tie election Of the kepubli-
can ticket by at least twenty thousand ma.
iority, and as it never rains but it pours,
the majority may be even more than this.
We have lost the State Legislature, and the
Repu blicans Will not fall far short of two
thirds vote in either House. The Tamma-
ny local ticket was roughly handled by the
voters. Ledwith was nowhere. Sigel is
elected By about twenty-siX thousand ma
jority over Standby for register. Bradley,
Norton, and Genet, will not visit Albany
officially this year. Even Tweed, with no
opposition worth mentioning, poled light
vote compared with those he formerly re-
ceiyed."
Tammany elects only Tweed to the Sem
ate, and only three Of twenty-five Assem-
blymen. The Reform ticket for the county
and city Of New York is successful by large
majorities.
The Republicans carried Kansas by an in
creased majority.
Seventy eight towns and cities in Mime
sofa give Austin, the Republican candidate
for Governor, IA $50 majority.
Second Dispatch.
Parker's majority in New Jersey is about
4.5O0. The Legislature stands: Senate, y
Republicans and 9 Democrats. Assembly,
50 Republicans and 90 Democrats.
Returns from allaccessible points in Min
nesota indicate Republican majority of
from 5000 to 10000. '.~.
The antiTammany party in New York
city elects all the aldermen and fifteen out
Of twenty-one assistant aldermen.
The latest count Of the New York Legis-
lature is as follows: Senate, "a Radicals
and s Democrats a; Assembly, 40 Republic
can majority. Horatio Seymour is defeated
Tilden is elected by 3 500 majority. Curtis
and Sedgwick beat Jones and Spencer for
the Superior Court by about $4,000. Bar
retts majority over Ledwith Is "A, 600.
PowelPS majority for Mayor of Brooklyn Is
1900. 1t is reported that Tweed has re-
signed the Commissionersbip OF Public
Works. Several women voted in New
York.
ALABAMA. a.-
MONTGOMERY, ALA, November S.-Hon.
Samuel F. Rice. ex-Superior Court judge
and a leading Republican in this State, is
defeated for the Legislature by Knox by
over 5000 majority. Knox was voted for
by secret Republican military orgapiza-
ton known as the National Guards, which
Rice had denounced.
MARYLAND.
BALTIMORE, November Same Arun-
dell county il reported about 300 Demo.
cratic majority !; Wicomico county, 800
Democratic majority ;; Somerset county,
about 200 Democratic majority. The
Democratic State ticket is carried In
Washington county. but the Republicans
elect some of the county officers.
NEW YORK.
ALBANY, N. Y, November S.-The Ere-
ming Journal says the Legislative lists stand:
Republicans, Democrats, and
2 Reform Democrats. Assembly-90 Re-
publicans, 33 Democrats, and 5 Reform
Democrats.
NEW YoRK, November S.-Since the cleo
ton the name Of Charles O'Conor is sug-
gcsted among the Democratic leaders as q
suitable candidate for the presidency.
Charles VConor stated to-day that
Fields, VINO beat seymour Tor the Legisla-
ture, will be arrested rs soon as found.
It is denied that Tweed has resigned his |
office of Commissioner OF Public Works, |
or intends to do 50. Y
NEW JERSEY.
NEWARK, n. j., November 8.-Stste re-
turns since morning indicate majority Of
about 5000 for Parker.
MISSISSIPPI.
JACKSON, November 3.--The State cleo |
ton occurred yesterday. Everything passed
off quietly, and no disturbance Is reported |
from any quarter. The Republicans have |
carried the State by probably Ii, 900 ma.
ority on the popular vote: The contest
vas for the lower house of the legislature.
The majority for either party cannot be |
more than four orfiYe. Both parties claim |
ID. The Senate is conceded to be Republic
can by twelve or fifteen majority. There
was q small vote in the river counties on
account of the prevalence Of the yellow fe-
!, fhara y sse