Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-11-06
New York.

The republicans claim New York city by
5000 majority.
Latest from New York says friends of
I1avemeyer claim his reelection By large ma
jorty. Q'Brien's friends are sanguine
We have but few returns from New York.
but the republicans claim the State by a
heavy majority.
Eight wards in New York City show repub-
lican gains on the President of about 1000
votes. Grant and Greeley are running neck
to neck in the State of New York.
The New York Times bulletins that the
city gives 5000 majority for Grant. This
gives the State to him by about so ,000
Syracuse, n. Y, Nov. .. A heavy vote
was polled. The prospects are that the dem
ocrats have gained in the city. Hiscock for
Congress leads everywhere. It is estimated
that he will carry the city by about 500 ma
jority.
New York, Nov. 5. From the intelligence
received from all parts Of the city, the friends
of Havemeyer claim his election by hand
| some ma ority. Some of O'Brien's friends
are quite sanguine. Lawrence is the last in
the race.
Private and press dispatches report heavy
republican gains for Grant in New York
State.
Twelve districts in New York city give
Greeley 1000 majority. Scattering returns
from the interior of New York indicate that
Grant has carried the State by from 80 900 to
40, 900 majority.
New York city gives 5000 for Grant. The
State 1000.
New York, ). James Brooks, Fernando
Wood, and w. Il. Roberts, are reelected to
Congress. Lawson, republican, is probably
elected in the Sth District. Scattering re-
turns from the interior indicate that Grant
has carried the State by heavy majority.
New York, Nov. ). In this city, l02 dis
tricts give Greeley 1000 majoty, indicating
that his majority here will not exceed % 900
Herman, for governor, was largely ahead of
Greeley, and probably has received the bulk
of the Apollo vote. Both are undoubtedly
defeated in the State. The majority against
Greeley in the State is likely to reach from
80 600 to 10000.
Brooks. Wood, and Roberts are elected to
Congress from New York.
Republicans claim New York State by 30,-
600 to 5000 majority. The Tribune claims
New York City for Greeley by 100000 which
is virtually acknowledging the State for
Grant. Grant runs ahead of Dix.
New York, 8. Returns from 4 towns and
districts in varions parts of the State outside
the city of New York, give a net gain for
Grant. compared with the Presidential vote
of 1868 of l,2iS Returns already received
from Niagara county show 1000 majority for
Grant.
The majority for Grant in New York city
is claimed to be 5000. and state 80 600.
New York, ). Fourteen election districts
in the city give Dix for governor ll43, Ker
nan 1878. The l4th ward of Brooklyn gives
Greel y 1917 majority, democratic loss $40.
New York, Nov. ). The republicans
in ninbmnpH .ar fhp who'll. ii .t. ~
including Scudder for Congress by 500 mai.
New York City, ). Eightcth assembly
district, Greeley 4631, Grant 5000. Twentieth
district, Greeley $3.50, Grant 2il7,
New York city claimed for Greeley hy
small majority, but rep. do not concedc it.
New York, :. The total city vote is tree
ley .527, Grant 81 59g; Grecley's majority
2o,92S, against 60, 600 for Seymour in 1860
New York, ;. Hon. James G. Blaine We
are getting only scattering returns from all
parts of our State. l think our majority will
exceed thirty thousand. Nothing certain as
to the majority yet f. ID. MORGAN.
New York, Nov. 8. The Goth district gives
Greeley 3l3l, Grant 1880; 18th district gives
Greeley 2797, Grant $500. The State, lOl
towns and districts outside of the city, gives
Il net gain for Grant lii0.
New York, Nov. s. Returns from 2ll
elpctlDn lot VI give tHe lJllDW-
ing: Lawrence 1850, O'Brien Az. and Have
meyer nos.
Syracuse gives Grant 900 majority. The
democrats concede the election of DUEL, re-
publican, for Congress, and all the republican
members of the Assembly's county ticket
New York city, g. lst Assembly district
Greeley 1854, Grant 2l29; 9th Assembly dis
trict-Greeley 3l0G, Grant 1901; 4th Assem-
bly, district-Greeley 5069, Grant l476.
Brooklyn city, 3. Ten of the 90 wards
give Greeley 1854, Grant 1877. Demo-
cratic loss 22l0.
New York State gives $4,000 majority for
for Grant.
triumphant election.
In New York, two hundred and forty towns
and districts give Grant net gain of 1856.
His majority in the state will be about 40, 600.
Dix Is elected Governor, with the rest of the