The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-08
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
The Elections in the Northern States.

AAc IttotiUAo III tNO NO1sVljUCiH DtRtVos
Special telegram to the Dispatch.
WASHINGTON. November 7.-Up to this
hour Il 80 A. ny the election returns indt.
cate large Republican gains in New York
State, including New York city, Compe-
tent Judges fix the Radical majority at over
$4,000. Ledwith, the Tammsny candidate
for Supreme Court, runs far behind his
ticket and is defeated, though In New
York city Tammany has elected majority
OF the candidates. ~ ss& H'
Private advices report that many Demo-
Gratis throughout the State voted the Re-
publican State ticket, being demoralized
by the Tammany frauds. - y"
1t is impossible yet to obtain complete
returns, but enough is known to show that
the Radicals have been successful beyond
their anticipations. @r'.'
In New Jersey Democratic gains are re.
ported, and there is no doubt whatever Of
Parker's election for Governor.
Maryland is of course Democratic, though
Radical sources report gains In their favor.
owing, it is said, TO Whyte not being the
Wisconsin advices are meagre, but show
without doubt that the Republicans have
lost heavily. Doolittle's friends entertain
high hopes that he has triumphed.
In Massachusetts Radical gains are con-
ceded, though the vote Is by no means as
heavy as was expected. TIMoN.
BY Associated Press
WASHINGTON. November 7.-Election
summary to o'clock has been received .
Scattering returns In Massachusetts, Indicate
| the usual Republican majority. The
Tammany triumph probable. The number
of arrests is not unusual. Tweed Is poll
| ing an immense vote In the Third Ward.
At Albany the Republicans polled large
vote. The election in Jersey City, n. j..
was quiet, and full vote polled. Riotingts
reported Of Camden, Nd.
NEW YORK.
New YORK, November 7.-Scattered re.
publican gains, and indicate that they will
carry the State by @ decisive majority:
Peter B. Sweeney has resigned the ottice Of
| Commissioner of Public Works.
Fifty.six towns show Republican gain Of
$3.50. Jarvis Lordlhas been reelected from
the Monroe district. Tweed has been elect
ed by large majority. LedWith, Tamma-
nv candidate for Supreme Court, Is defeat
ed. OBrien has been elected by large
Imajority. Shandley probably beats Zeiglo.
The contest is close.
| Second Dispatch.
NEW YORK, November 7--Tweed's ma
Iiority liz u, 900. Norton and Waltman and
|Genet, Tammany Senators, elected. Tam.
many elects thirteen Assemblymen, and
elects Spencer and Jones judges Of the Su-
nreme Court. Seymour and Tilden elect.
led, Ninety-nine towns show 4 ,l4 Repub-
lican gain. Returns from New Jersey show
alternate gains, giving no indication OF the
result. The Democratic majority In New
York city is 80, 900 Brooklyn, 5,ON. Near.
" the whole Democratic ticket is elected
In Brooklyn city and county. Brooklyn
elects three Republican and elk Democratic
iAssemblymen. Sufficient Is known In new
York to make 1t probable that the hepuo-
lican State ticket and both prancnes o' sne
Legislature is elected.
| 4 few scattering returns from New Jef-
tsev indicate the election Of Parker Demo
crat), Governor. a..
Estate will hardly 60 below 81, 100, Among
the Republican gains are PoughKeepsie'
100 Yonkers, 634 Flushing, 1873; Roue,
35I. OsWego elects three Republicans 70
the Legislature. ,qg.
| NEW JERSEY. s, 4 ss>..
NEWARK, N. j., November THE COM
plete vote here gives Joel Parker, the
Democratic candidate for Governor, ms
iJorlty OF S2S, beinga gain OF 2,000 over the
charter election last month. ~
Scattering returns from East Jersey fsyor
Parkers election. Nothing decisive has
been heard from South Jersey. =
| MARYLAND. II = IL .,s,
BALTIMORE, November baltimore city
gives q majority Of 6,700-a Republican,
gain of 700. The Republicans have pro.
baby carried two counties In the State
The Democratic majority In the STATE Will
be very considerably reduced. y ],
| @ -, 80, -. : ILLINOIS. ,sss ass IS -
| sCHIcAGo, November 7.--Medill r. elected
Mayor by q large majority.
| MISSISSIPPI.
y1cKsBuRa, November 1.-THE election
passed of quietly. No reliable returns
have been received tonight. n
WISCONSIN. - s ss.ss
MADISON, November 7.-The weather ia
fine. A large vote has been polled. Ear.
tial returns indicate the election or &, Cs
Washburne Republican) Governor, and .
Republican majority in the Legislature. 1
| ARKANSAS. III 81 IL So
LITTLE Rock, ABE, NoyembereI-The
elections have been quiet. 1t is believed
| that the Brooks ticket Is elected In oppose
| fion to Clayton's by 5,o0oto 6,000 majority
MASSACHUSETTS. s.
BosToN, November John Quincy
Adams was defeated for tho Legislature,
for which he was also q candidate. ri
The Fair at Weldou. s5;
Special telegssm % the Disrsich.
WELDON, N. G., November 4, Isle
Quite large crowd attended the opening
Of the Fair to-day. The exhibisionls very.
good. particularly In agricultural imnla-