Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-04-04
A FULL VOTE CAST.
REPUBLICAN, ms.
Full Returns from All Parts of the state
mp TO the --latest Hour.

We give below all the news of the Connecti-
cut election received up to the hour of going to
press. Special pains had been taken to obtain
the most complete returns from all parts of the
state, and, in addition to the result as fur
nishcd by our dispatches, we give, in most cases,
the vote of last year, for reference, from the
official returns. A dispatch from New Haven,
dated at midnight. says: Returns to the Pal
ladium show JEWELS election by about five
hundred majority" A telegram, received from
Hartford at the same time, says: zone hundred
and seven towns give a net gain for Jewell of 1856
ever last car"
A dispatch from Hartford, received at about
one O'Clock, says:-"JewelPs majority, with
TWENTY-FIVE towns to hear from, is 1879. A still
later dispatch, from the same city, says IRE
turns from all but sixteen towns have been re-
ceived. Reckoning the vote of those towns the
same as last year, and Jewell has 102 majority"
The election this year has attracted more at
tention than usual, and the political contest has
been the most bitter known for years. The fol-
lowing are the party tickets in full:
REPUBLICAN,
GovernOr-Marshall Jewell of Hartford.
Lieutenant GovernOr-MOrris Tyler of New Ha-
ven,
Secretary of State-Hiram Appelman of Groton.
Treasurer-Dayid Nichols of Danbury.
Comptroller w Manning of Putnam.
For Congress-1st district Julius Strong Hart
ford; 3D. stephen w Kellogg, Waterbury; Sd, II II
Starkweather, Norwichi 4th, George Ii Cofhng,
Salisbury.
For Senators-lst district Henry c Robinson
of Hartford; 3D. Ezra Hall Of Marlboro; Cd, Elizur
II Emo of Simsburyi 4th, Samuel Il Merwin, Jr, of
New Haven; 9th, Charles Benedict OF Waterbury;
9th, George Fay of Meriden; It'll, Nathaniel B
Geer of Ledyard; Sth, Jeremiah X Adams of Lis
bon; 9th, VIM Bailey of Bozrah 10th, Thomas X
Lees Of Westport; 18th, John T. Northrup Of Sher-
man; 18th. Asa Woodward of Norwalk 18th, e.
liott Sumner of Windham; 14th, StOrrs Cotton
of Pomfret; 18th, Lewis Catln of Harwinton; 10th,
Eli Curtis of WatertOwn; 18th, James A Pierce of
Charles Griswold of Chester; goth, John w iThay-
of Ellington; 21st, Frederick Bissel of HebfOn
DEMOCRATIC
GoverRor-James E. English of New Haven.
Lieutenant Governor-Julius Hotchkiss of Mid
dletOwn.
Secretary of Stats-Thomas NJ Waller ofNew
London.
Treasurer-Chas NJ Pond of Hartford
Comprehensive S. Logan of Washington.
For Congress-First District, Alfred X. Good
rich of Vernon; Second, John Kendrick of Water
bury; Third, Jonn W. Stedman of Norwich;
Fourth, William H. Barnum of Salisbury.
For SenatoTs.-1st district-Ellsha Johnson of
Hartford 3D. Johu w Hubbard, of Glastonbury;
Sd, Addison o Mills, of Canton; 4th, Henry futile,
of Hamden; 9Th, Thomas Elnls, of Derby; 9th,
Augustus q Markham, of Meriden; 7th Frederick
L Allen, of New London; Sth james j McCord of
Norwich; 9th, William II Fitch, of BOzrah 10th,
John Adams, of Easton; 18th, Walker Ferry, of
Bethel 18th, Elbirt A Woodward of South Nor
walk; 18th, James A johnson, Of Windham; 14th
George Penniman, of Woodstock; 18th, William
Deming, of Morris; 10th, Owen d King, of Water
town; 18th, Zacheus W Bissell, of Sharon; 18th,
Charles B Buell., of Chatham 10Th, Oliver H Clark,
of Chester; 10th, Horace N Chapman, of Ellington
2lst, William Ii YeOmans, of Columbia.