The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-09-11
REPUBLICAN VICTORY IN MAINE! !



Speaker Blaine telegraphs as follows
under date of Augusta, Sept. 10, A. n
ITO the President of the United
States, Long Branch.-We have carried
the State for Governor Perham by more
than 10000 majority net gain Of 5000
over last years vote. We have carried
all the Congressional Districts, the clos
est by 1900 mrjority. We have carried
every county in the State, something
never achieved but once before. We
have elected every Senator and chosen
more than four-ffths Of the House of
Representatives. Our victory is COM
plete and overwhelming at all points, and
insures you more than 10000 in Novem-
Der.
Here are some more particulars, show
ing how tremendous was the ebb and
flow of that 81 tidal wave"
AUGUSTA, September 10-2P.M NJ.
Five Congressional Districts have been
carried by the Republicans. In the First
District Burleigh is elected by about 1900
majority I; in the Second, Fry by about
1000; in the Third, Blaine by about
$500; in the Fourth, Hersey by about
1000 and in the Fifth, Hale by about
$500. The contest in Kennebec county,
where Speaker Blaine resides, was pecul-
iarly animated and resulted in giving
Blaine majority in every one of the ~
towns in the county. Six of these towns
usually so Democratic.
And here are more of these revolving
particulars -
PORTLAND, September l0-2A.M.
One hundred and sixty-five towns give
Perham Al ,O4l and kimball, 90, ,S42 Re-
publican majority, lO,139. The same
towns last year gave Perham 1854 and
Kimball, 26,60O, being Republican ma
jority Of 7,264-a republican gain this
year of 2,935. These towns cover a little
more than half the State and indicate l5,-
600 majority.
LEWISTON, September 8.
Androscoggin county, excepting two
towns that have 25 Republican majority
last year, gives Perham 1850 and Kim
ball, 2,59l-a Republican majority of
8, ,4S9, against 2,3l9 last year. Two Sen
ators and all the Representatives of the
county are Republicans. Among the
Is Nelson Dingley, Jr.,
of the Lewiston Journal and Speaker of
the House for two years.
PORTLAND, September 10-1 A. NJ.
Returns from 1913 towns give Perham
&c. 973 and Kimball 30, 1873, which last
gave Perham 3S, 1870 and Kimball 80, 467-
| Republican majority Of S,263. The
owns not heard from gave last year Per-
ham -, sos and Kimball II, lila ma
ority of 2,44t. If this majority is in
:reased in proportion to the vote
If the towns already received, Per-
lam will have -, $50 majority. The to-
al vote will, if it is increased in proper
ion be 125. 600. of which Perham should
lave 70,465 and kimbau 55, 1876. Last
'ear the total vote was 105, S97, of which |
'erham had IS, ,2S5 and klmball AZ ,57S,
catering a. being majority of 10,707.
n 1868 Chamberlain (Republican) had
5,525 and Hillsbury democrat II, ,252,
'eing a Republican majority OF 1928, |
making the Republican net loss nearly |
200 from that year but the vote of |
SOS was the largest ever known, being
81 III, or 5000 more than it will proba- |
ly be this year. and this reduction of the
ggregate would decrease the majority
bout 900, so that the net loss will fairly
e 5000 from 1868.
In the First Congressional District, for
lerly Lynch's, the vote for Governor
lands in "a towns, Perham IL, ,797 and
.imball 10,OS4, being Republican gain
yer 1871 of $40. Burleigh's S vote runs
head of that for Governor, and his ma
,rity will probably be l SEQ against l, 496
,r Lynch. In the Fifth District 40
OWNS give Perham 1868 and Kimball
637, Republican gain of 1.395 over
81. Hales vote is ahead of this, and
is majority will probably reach 1000
yainst 1,21O in 1870 The, Second Third
nd Fourth Districts will be carried by
le Republicans, making the State unan-
nously Republican. No returns for
representatives, but the complexion of
ouse is judged by the general result.
PORTLAND, Sept. 10 BOA. NJ.
Reports from twelve additional towns
/ Hancock, Washington and Aroostook
,unties give Perham Liza and Kimball.
100, being Republican majority of
"A against 139 last year, the same towns
lowing a larger Republican gain than
rs estimated for the whole State. Two
1ndred and ten towns and cities give
erham 4S,3S7 and Kimball 36, 32S-a
epublican majority of 12,059. The
me towns gave Perham 39,948 and
i'm ,all 81, SAG, being Republican net
lin rom 1871 of 1861.