The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-11-08
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ELECTIONS YESTERDAY I!
NEW YORK REPUBLICAN,
Eainlnany $quelched !
Kansas and Minnesota also Republican
LARGE REPUBLICAN GAINS IN MARYLAND
FATAL MARINE DISASTER
A JouRNALIsT KILLED
FROM WASHINGTON
&c. &c. &c. &c. &c
FATAL MARINE DISASTER
FROM WASHINGTON
TIE ELECTIONS YESTERDAY.


Election News in Washington.
Washington, Nov. 7.-Election sum.
mary to O'Clock has been received. Scat.
tering returns in Massachusetts indicate the
usual Republican majority. In New York
the Democratic majority is estimated al
10000. Tammany triumph probable. The
number of arrests not unusual. Tweed is
polling an immense vote in the Third Ward.
AT Albany the Republicans polled large
vote. The election in Jersey City, New
Jersey, was quiet, and full vote polled.
Rioting is reported at Camden, N. j.
New York.
Neac York, November 7.-Scattered re-
turns from the interior show uniform Re-
publican gains, and indicate that they will
carry the State by decisive majority. Pc
ter Il. Sweeney has resigned the office of
Commissioner of Public Works.
Fifty-six towns show Republican gain
of 2,9G0. Jarvis Lord has been reelected
from the Monroe district. Tweed has been
elected by a large majority. Ledwith,
Tammany candidate for Supreme court, is
defeated. O'Brien has been elected to the
Assembly by a large majority. Shandley
probably beats Zeiglo. The contest is
close.
Tweed's majority is l2,0 900. Norton and
Mailman, and Genet, Tammany Senator's,
are elected. Tammany elects thirteen AS
semblymen, and elects Spencer and Jones
Judges of the Supreme court. Seymour
and Tilden are elected.
Ninety-nine towns show 4,124 Republi-
can gain.
Returns from New Jersey show alter
nate gains, giving no indication of the re-
suit. The Democratic majority in New
York city is 10000; Brooklyn, 5000.
Nearly the whole Democratic ticket is
elected in Brooklyn city and county.
Brooklyn elects three Republican and
six Democratic Assemblymen. Sufficient
is known in New York to make it probable
that the Republican State ticket and both
branches of the Legislature is elected.
A few scattering returns from New Jer-
sey indicate the election of Parker Demo
craft for Governor.
The Republican majority in the State
will hardly go below $4,000. Among the
Republican gains are Poughkeepsie, 700 |;
Yonkers, 634; Flushing, 15S; Rome, 35.
Oswego elects three Republicans to the
Legislature.
Neo York, Nov. s-5.15 A. M.-The
Tammany majority III this city in 1869 was
2,579. The total vote of the city this year
is about 1876, 900, being the largest ever cast
except at the Presidential election of 1868.
The State is to-day unquestionably Re-
publican br 35, 900 to 10000 majority.
The Senate stands 2G Rpublicans and
Reformers to Tammany Democrats.
The Assembly is two thirds Republican
and Reform.
The defeat of the Tammany Ring is over
whelming.
Massachusetts.
Boston, November John Quincy Adj
ans was defeated for the Legislature, for
which he was also a candidate.
Boston, November 7.-Boston gives
Washburn about 900 plurality in the city.
Sixty-three towns, including Boston, foot
up: Washburn, "a 1928; Adams, Is 1913 !;
Chamberlain, 1,5S4; Pittman, 2,375-
Washburn's majority, 5,l36.
Adams, the Democratic candidate for
Governor, was defeated in Quincy for Rep
resentatiye, for which he was also nomi
mated. y g
Boston, Nov. 40 P. M.-Returns
from one hundred and seventy-seven cities
and towns give Washburn, in round num-
bers, $1,000 votes Adams, 81 900, and
Chamberlain and Pittman about 5 900 each.
Washburn's plurality will exceed Clafin's
OF last year, which was little less than
5000. The Legislature will be largely
Republican.
Charles Hale, late Consul General in
Egypt, is elected Senator over VIM. d.
Park. The Democrats and Annexationists
have carried Charlestown. The district at
torneyship for Suffolk county is in doubt.
Boston, with the exception of the Fifth
Ward, gives Washburn s,146: Adams,
ZIP; Chamberlain, 249; and Pittman,
7S7. Last year, including the Fifth Ward,
the vote stood: GlaHin, 10,051 Adams,
Obs; Phillips, 1,949 and scattering, ~.
The vote is unusually small. Little popu-
lar interest is manifested in this city to-
night in regard to the returns.
Boston, November S-3 A. M.-Wil-
liam b. Washbmm (Republican) is elected
over Adams by $4,000 plurality, with 56
towns to hear from.
The Republicans will have large major, :
ity in both branches of the Legislature.
BY combination of Labor Reformers
and Democrats slight gain is made in the
number of Democratic members. The
House will stand: Republican, l76; Oppo-
sition, Ga.
In Boston the Republicans have hand
some gain. The Prohibitory and Labor
Reform vote has fallen off almost one-half
from last year, though some of the Prohibi-
tionists voted for Washburn.
The vote in 24S towns foots up as fol-
lows: Washbun, (Rep.) 60,063 Adams,
Oem.) 44,799; Chamberlain, labor Re-
9SS.
New Jersey.
Ne,ca'k, ~. j., Nov. 7.-The complete
vote here gives Joel Parker, the Democratic
candidate for Governor, majority of s2S,
being gain of 1000 over the charter cleo
ton last month. Ea
Scattering returns from East Jersey favor
Parker's election. Nothing decisive has
been heard from South Jersey,