New-York tribune., 1871-11-08

THE LATEsT-wAsHBURN's MAJORITY FROM $1,000
TO 20000-HIs PLURALITY FROM 25,OOO TO
3O.OOO-ExECUTIyE COUNCIL UNANIMOUSLY
REPUBLICAN-THE SENATE Sc REPUBLICAN
TO 4 DEMOCRATIC, AND THE HOUSE 1SO RE-
PUBLICAN TO 90 DEMOCRATIC.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THB TRBUNE.t
SpRINGFIELD, Nov. 80 a. m.-Mr. Wash
burn is elected Governor OF Massachusetts, by plu
ray Of at least 25OOO perhaps 10000 and clear ma
ory of from 1900 to 2OOOO-twice that OF Gov Claf
Inns last year.
There has great freedom from party ties voting
for Senators and Representatives but the Executive
Council is unanimously Republican.
The Senate stands SO Republicans to Democrats, and
the House will consist of about 100 Republicans to
90 or 60 Democrats and Labor Reformers.
The Labor Reform and Prohibition vote is much less
than year. and they have very generally coalesced
with the Republicans and Democrats on local Affairs
George M. stearns Is elected DistrctAttorney for
Hampden and Berkshire Counties over the regular Re
publican candidate purely the ground that he was the
best lawyer, though Democrat.
Springfield sends three Democrats and Republican
to the House, and Hampden County one Democrat ard
count will elect the second Democrat.
Greenfield on local and license issues, has sent two
Democrats to the Legislature,
The strength Of Massachusetts, Republleanism
never better or more honorably illustrated and vndi
Gated than in this election.
QUIET ELECTIoN-LIGHT voTE-GREAT RE-
PUBLICAN GAINS-ADAMs DEFEATED FOR
THE LEGISLATURE IN HIS OWN TOWN.
IBr TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNEl
BosToN, Nov. 7.-This has been one of the
most quiet and least exciting elections held in
Massachusetts The vote has been light everywhere.
Reports from different parts OF the State received
show that Mr.. Washburn's majority will considerably
exceed that OF Gov Cla0n last year. The Labor Re-
formers have made poor exhibit and the Prohibition
lists a still poorer one.
John Quincy Adams, who was candidate for State
Representative as well for Governor has been beaten
In his own town and district and must therefore, stay
away from the State House this Winter.
In the Legislature the Republican preponderance Is
overwhelming. The Hon. II. H. Coolidge, President OF
the last Senate been reelected and among the new
Senators is the Chas Hale, late Committeeman 70
Egypt.
Ballots bearing the OF Benjamin F. Butler were
circulated to some extent but they received little atten
ton.
The people OF the neghborng city OF Charestown have
made the question OF anne xation to Boston test and
there IL much rejoicing tonight among the antanne1a
tionis thay elect all but one representative out OF
the entire Legislative delegation
Wasbburn leads Adams In Boston by about 1000 votes
THE RESULT IN BosToN-HEAVY REPUBLICAN
GAINS.
Boston, Nov. 7.-Boston, with the exception
of the Fifth Ward, gives Washburn si4s Adams 7llE
Chamberlain 2s Pitman, 7s7. Last year. including tho
Fifth Ward, the vote stood: Ciafin, lo,O6l Adams
e735 Phillips l,aio; Scattering, II.
RETURNS FROM 1T TOwNs-WAsHBURss PLU-
RALIrY MORE THAN 5000.
BosToN, Nov. 7-Midnight--The returns
from 1T cities and towns give Washburn In round mum
bers 81 900 votes Adams, 1000; and Chamberlain and
pitman about 5000 each. Washburn's plurality Will ex-
coed CsfIns Of last year, which was little less tnan
200 The Legislature viii DO largely Republican
VOTE IN SOME OF THE LEADING TOWNS.