, 1872-11-08
THE ELECTION.
Further Details Of the Popular:
Vote on Tuesday last.

Comments Of the New York Press
| on the Result.
ILLINOIS.
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune:
SpR1NaF1ELD, ILL.,, Nov. 7.-The Liberals have
but have lost the Senator. The official vote II
St. Clair County gives Koerner 698 majority.
Official reports in this county: For Greeley, 233
Koerner, 312; Black, 319; Rummel, 101; OHara,
III; Lanphier, 2o7; Eastace, 319 Brown, 761.
231 State Senator, Thirtyhfth District, Starne,
III; for Representatives. Cullom, CO.; Oren--
dorf, IS; Hay, 3239; for Circuit Clerk, Winston,
226; for Sheriff, Barrett, 552 for States Attor-
EneL 11i LIZ To- %s< cs{ones oea BsEce 20
| Official For President: Grant, 3,233; Gree
ley, 1920; O'Conor, 10. For Governor: Ogles-
by, 3,229; Koerner, 1857, Wright, y. Lieu+
tsaS1t aovsTnos Bssxe1dge gts Bs
O'Hara, 1851. Treasurer: Rutz, 3,248; Lam
phier, 1852 Attorney General: EdBall, 3.253 !;
Eustace, $50. Congress, Sixth District: Haw=
icy, 5,IoA IruesueI, ,6o1. Denatol, NlueteeutA
ed Representatives in the Nineteenth District !:
Mulvane, Republican; Bocock, Republican !;
Dewey, Democrat Clerk Of the Supreme Court:
Trimble, 3,302 Smith, LIZA. T..
.cAnLIsyn1E, H., Nov. 7.--Macoupin County
The vote Of 1868. Koerners majority is 2s9.
Morrison, for Congress, 364.
Greeley's majority in Scott County is 141.
Koerner's majority 2l3:
\ Marshall County: official: Grants majority,
Congress-, 6sl Wilcox, Senator, $40:
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
MoaoUTH, Ill, Nov. 1.-THE official vote Of
Warren County complete is Grants major
majority, 77s; -Beveridge's majority, 794 The
balance Of the State ticket is elected by ma
jority of 1856 to 791. Ray, Congressman, IT'S !;
Hampton, Senator, IT'S Grant, for Representa-
tive, has $500; Merthall, $500; Lewis, 2,s70
Marshall, for Prosecuting Attorney; $40 Dry
den, for Circuit Clerk, 554 Dr.. Cuthert; for
Sheriff, 232; McCleary, for Coroner, TIA.
SPARTA, ILL.,, Nov. 7.-sparta precinct, Grants
majority, ~; Oglesby's majority, 480.
Randolph County goes Republican for the first
time.
PARIS, ILL.,, Nov. 7.-Edgar County gives
Greeley about so majority. The Republican
County ticket is elected, except Tanner, Demo
crat, for County Attorney. The vote is close
UA StaL6 0euhtoI LII Lu4a tl0 1I1Lt -uAsk ]4a"
trict, J. B. Mann, Democrat, is probably elected.
". A. Perneu and J. h. Oakwood, Republicans,
and H. B. Bishop, Democrat, Representatives.
PONTIAC, Nov. 7.-Oficial returns show that
the Republican National and State ticket have
the Senate, Raa s2s; Buiiard and Pol
1851 1851 spa0sn T3s snsfe S Kspubcsn ' Ticket Sf !:
elected. Thompson, straight Democrat,
has sto 2,osG votes 3F for kepreae99!tatiy.e' 9!at.'.
majority, 93c,-a gain Of 246 over the vote OF
1868; 0glesby's majority, 852; Ray, for Con-
gress, majority 920.
10 D.viess county-Twenty towns heard
from. Grants majority, ia; oglesby, very
little behind. Five towns to hear from. Burch:
ard same as Grant. A lighter vote was polled
than in 1868. All the Republican ticket is
Elected
Douglas County-Grlnt, 41G majority; Ogles-
by, 800; Cannon, Republican, Tor Congress-, 100
Logan County--arant and oglesby, $50 ma
jority; McNu1ts, for Congress, 500 majority;
Nicholson, for Senator, $50 majority; the Be-
publican majority in the county falls about 10
sho1t Of that OF 1868.
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
VAsDALA, ILL.,, Nov 7.-Fayette County,
official count. Grant, 1,727; Greeley; LII:
Koerner, for Governor, has 100 majority. The
balance Of the Liberal State ticket, about 80
majority: Bryan, for Congress, 50 majority;
kagy, State Senate, d majority; William
cSuy ~ ePe smes sa7s Rep fe
can, for Clerk, has IL plurality; Seton, Repub-
lcan, for Sheriff, has 27 plurality; Douglass,
democrat, 5{:i Tor state's Attorney, 81 majority;
Mitchell, Democrat, for Coroner. As majority;
Creed, Independent Republican, 98311z; Smith,
Democrat, 2,428; sherekey, Independent Demo-
crat, 253.
SPR1NaF1E1D, ILL.,, Nov. 7.-Marion County,
Greeley's majority, zig; Cunningham is elected
to the Legislature. and Martin to Congress by
270 majority.
Warren County, official Grant, 2494; Gree
ley, 1,611; O'Conor, 38; Oglesby, 2,464; Koer-
ner, 1855; Congress, Ray, 2,489; Neece, 1,712;
Senator, Hampton, 4s3 Luce, 1,7o8.; for the
Jackson, Democrat, are elected. The vote is 621
less than in 1868.
rdsse1 5st5essea IT, County Greeley 422 majority;
Madison County, ot1ciaHGrant, ITO majori-
cerat for Con gress, SO majority; Yager, Repub-
lican, State Senate, 70 majority; Weinheimer,
Liberal, for the Legislature, 482 majority Hte,
Democrat, 364; Ramey, Republican, 1854: The
Republicans elected the Sheriff and Circuit
100 majority, is thrown out:
Shelby County-Greeley's majority, 800 !;
loss, 81; koerner's majority, ,a about 500:
y White countEycMoGreeley, u 500 majority; loss,
1fo; hoerner, 60t majority; Anderson, Repub-
lican, and Walker and Dolan, Democrats, are
elected to the Legislature, and Carey, Demo
crat, to the Senate; Marahall, Congress, GOO
majority.
Kankakee County-Grant, 2,591; Greeley, 1858
Republican loss, 2s6; Ogleaby, 1866; Koerner,
976 Fort, Republican, for Congress, 1856
Barnes, Liberal, 961 Palmer, Republican SEN |
Piatf County|Grant, 512 majority; a
Republican gain Of "a; Oglesby,. 465 |
majority. Penfeld and Davis, Republicans,
and Bargert, Liberal are elected to the Legis- |
latura. Joseph German has A majority for
Congress-.
Peoria County, ofGcial-Greeley 904 majori- |
y, q Democratic gain over 1868 OF 264 koer-
ner, 318 majority Worthington, Democrat, for
Congress, 675 majority Lee, Democrat, is
elected Senator; Starr and Webster, RepubI- |
cans, and Quinn, Democrat, are elected to the
Legislature. The Democrats elect Circuit Clerk |
and States Attorney, and the Republicans the |
Sheriff and Coroner. 102 votes we're cast for |
0'Cenor