The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1871-11-16
THE ELECTIONS.
Erw WORK.

Tweed lis reelected Senator Dy All sss F
majority of 1a0OO In the fifth districl 4so1-
ton fTammany) was reelected SENATOR
sWoolman franmany1 was reelected Senator I
in the sixth district. OBrien. calluiuase =
the Reform Democrats and Custom Rouse
Republicans. was elected to the Senate py ah /
estimated majority Of from three to f1ve thou- |
sand Genet Tammany) was elected 20 the
Senate from the eighth district. 81 me TWEEN
ty-oue candidates for the Assembly the. r.
fnrns Indicate that there are thirteen AIN IL
manyites elected. 81 .1II
II i believed that Horatio Seymour and ].
Tilden we're chosen to the Assembly, also
Twombly and Cell, Reformers Inc ram am
Imany Board OF Aldermen and Assistant :, Al Al
! dermen are supposed to be reelected. Inc
1 sixth ward gives the Democratic State ticket
1896 majority, and yet gives Barrett s'4o s
over Ledwith, Spencer and Jones. TAM
4 MANY has reelected a superior number OF
II Court Judges. 5.
Returns up to midnight clearly indicate
4 that Kings county has gone Democratic py
4 several thousand majority for the State ticket.
In Brooklyn, Powell, the regular Democratic
Z candidate for Mayor, is elected, with nearly
j If not the entire ticket. The Reform ticket
4 received but a few votes. The Democrats
, elected their Assemblymen in the Sd, Attn and
9th districts
Fl Fargo Dem. J of the 3lst buffalo. district,
| is elected.
The Democratic majority in this city is es-
timated at 10000.
Ledvith is generally abandoned by Tam
many He is badly beaten In the lst dis
trict Barrett has 1890. LedWith none.
The Democratic majority in Brooklyn is
5000. Nearly tile whole Democratic city and
+ county ticket is elected.
Order generally prevailed in the city to-
: day, the only disturbances occurring ia the
| lower part Of the city, TWeeds district. Inc
rowdies here committed outfages on peace
able citizens with impunity. Rosa, TWeeds
opponent, was attacked by a set OF rutfians
who had previously smashed ballot box
| containing votes for him. In this district the
repeaters and thieves deferred many respect
able men from voting tile Reform ticket.
The German element worked hard in the
interest of Siegel, who leads largely in the
German districts.
The trick of 1'amiiany II, sacrificing Led
with caused much comment. but was not uTi-
expected.
The Tribune thinks the result Is a rebuke
to the robbers OF the city, though the victory
was not complete.
Siegel is certainly elected Register over
Shandley by ten or fifteen thousand majority
The vote in the 4th Senatorial district is as
: follows. Tweed, ID, 184; Rosa, 6,a35.
r The Refofiners have carried the city Of
I New York for Franz siegel by at least 25,0oe
majority. Every Yammaaay candidate was
defeated save Tweed. Tie Democratic ma
. iority on the State ticket is reduced from 81,
600 to Is, 00o The Republican minority il,
$ the State is ct least 10000. The Senate has
G twenty Republicans to nine Democra rats, anf
y three are doubtful. LII the ably, there
d will be So Republicans to 40 Democrats, ane
s in the last are included the Reformers.
The World says: The returns from tn,
State indicate the election OF the Republican
ticket by at least 10000 majority. AS l
J never rains, but pctiTs. the majority may b
it even more than this. We have lost the stats
n Legislature. and the Republicans Will. no
q fall short of tWo-thirds vote III eithe
II House.
q The Star. Tweed's paper says: We have
1 met the enemy, and caudor compels US tt
n announce that we are theirs 5
, New fork. November 8.--No election fo
VI many years has been as peaeeable and fair a
'e chat of yesterday. /Siegels majority for beg
% lister is q. 1000. Barrett, for Judge OF the Sa
r.s.,,.,
he nominee, by a heavy majority. Tweed
e the only candidate for the Senate who wa
n lelected Eighteen Republican candidate,
At from this city were elected against tire
"a Tammany candidates. The entire count.
ii ticket OF the Committee of Seventy is elect
g ed. and all the Reform candidates for Alder
OF men. The vote fell behind the registry il
IT many districts. In the State there are prob
ably twenty-five Republican Senator'S to tw'
/ Democrats The Assembly will probably b
~ Republican,
IN The Tribune estimates that there will be
III good Republican majority i'll both Houses
10 the Legislature, and that the city has gon
rs Democratic by about thirty-fiye thousant
majority. Tammany is beaten in the sixt]
Senatorial district. ss
,e New York, November 9.--Ihe World say
g the Republican majority of the State is trou
IN twelve to seventeen thousand. The Legisla
st tHre is thirds Republican in both Houses
i New York, November I0.-The latest re
" turns from the State give the Republican
ID ticket seventeen thousand majority. Their
is was an unprecedented amount of independ
D. ent voting, and the majorites for Republica
d. Senators and Assemblymen are general
al considerably larger than the State ticket
W The Assembly stands e6 Republicans to 8
i'll Democrats. #s
" MICHIGAN.
ir Detroit, November For the first time i
i twelve years the Republicans have carrie
A. this city. Motfatt was elected Mayor by 81
Y, majority. The Republican gain is Loo
l. Five Republican and five Democratic Alder
le men were elected.
Eo NEW JERSEY.
Newark, November 8.-Newark city give
10 Parker DEM for Governor, s2s majority
90 being Democratic gain Of over 1900 owe
i the charter election of last month Scatter
n ing returns from East Jersey are in favor {
ar Parker. From the prospects nothing dec
II sive has been received from South JERSEY