The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-11-08
That ssWAVE.'
IT SWEEPS THE
FOR GRANT,.
Increased Republican 1ajorities
All Over the Union.
Grant Gets 2S or 29 States,
and T~hreef0Wths of
the Electoral
Vote.
MISSOURI.

961; Greeley 1s,167; O'Conor 25s.
The Democrats claim and the Repub-
licans concede the city by $500 major
ity on the Presidential ticket, and the
Democrats claim the county by $500
majority. The Democrats claim the
election of Grosvcnor, Liberal, for
Congress in the first district and
Stone, Democrat, in the third district,
while the Republicans claim Stanard,
Republican, in the first and Hilton by
. plurality in the third district, where
Mcbride, Democrat, ran independent.
Wells. Democrat, is elected in the
second district.
The returns of the State r yet too
meager to base any calculations
upon, but the scattering votes from
different parts Of the State show
rather a larger Republican vote than
was anticipated, and the Democrats
say their vote is smaller than they
expected.
CAMERON, Mo-, Nov, S.
Clinton township gives Grant 267,
Greeley 166, O'Connor 6. Parker's
majority in this town and township
is $50.
ST.. JANIS, No., Nov. S.
Greeley 116; Grant 100. At the
last election there were nearly two
Democrats to INT Republican.
IRoSToN, November S.
Arcadia township gives about so
majority. There is a large Republi-
can gain in this township.
WEBSTER GROVE, Nov. 5.
The vote of this precinct shows the
following results: Grant 106; Greeley
81. The Republican county ticket
has . majority.
JEFFERSON CTR. Nov. s.
This county is very close, and it
will require OH official count to deter
mine the result. Grant has probably
carried it by q small majority.
ILLINOIS.
CHICAGO. Nov. 3.
Sixteen precincts IN the city Of Chi
cago gives Grant $3.50; Greeley 2,676;
Republican majority, s74. In Ken
dali county, Illinois, three townships
give Grant S25 majority, a Republican
gain Of 20 per cent over the vote Of
1868. In Mclean county, Illinois,
three townships give Grant 1856 ma
jority, a net Republican gain Of 8.
The State will 70 $4,000 majority
for Grant, while that for Oglesby,
for Governor, will be something less.
The Republicans will have q ma
jority In both Houses of the State
Legislature,
NEW YORK.
NEW Yoak. Nov. 5.
One hundred and two city districts
heard from, giving Greeley 1000 ma
jority. indicating that his majority
in the city will not exceed $4,000.
Herman ran largely ahead Of Greeley.
and probably received the majority Of
the Apollo Hall vote. Both are I'M
doubtedly defeated in the State.
Grant will probably carry the State
by from 10000 to A 5000. Two hun
dred and forty towns and districts
give Grant a net gain of 1856. His
majority in the State will be about
10000. Dix, for Governor, with the
remainder Of the State ticket are cleo
ted by from rs. 900 to $4,000. Tremain,
for Congressman-a at Large, has a SINH
lar majority. Outside of this city
and Brooklyn, the Democrats have
hardly.secured two Congressional dis.
tricts.
Rochester gives Grant 1900; Repub-
lican gain 1888.
Buffalo City gives 5000 majority
for Grant, a gain of 1898.
PENNSYLVANIA.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 5.
Twenty wards in this city give
Grant thirty thousand majority.
Nine wards yet to hear from. It is
estimated that Delaware county gives
Grant $500 majority, a gain of $50
over the vote of 1863. Lycoming
county gives Grant a majority of $50,
q Republican gain of 225. Chester
county gives GIANT 5000 majority, a
gain Of $500. Cumberland county
gives Grant 800 majority; gain 77S;
Lancaster county gives Grant 1900
majority, gain 22l; Lycoming county
gives Grant 500 majority; gain 726:
Berks county, Reading city gives
Grant l,067 majority, a gain Of 1892
over the October election.
PITTsBURG, Pa, Nov. 8.
Reports from the western counties
Of the State show that scomparative-
light vote has been polled, and the
Republicans have made heavy gains
over the October election. The num-
Der ofdistricts heard from indicate
that the Republican majority in AL.
leghany county will reach 1900.
LOUISIANA.
A dispatch dated at noon saws in.
alcations point strongly to $4,000 or
io,ooO majority in the State for Gree.
ana the Liberal candidate for
MICHIGAN.
DETaoIT, MICH, Nov. a.
The indicof;o,