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New-York tribune., 1872-09-10
THE RETURNS.
SMALL LIBERAL GAINS THROUGHOUT THE sIAih'
tBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBuNEl

SMALL LIBERAL GAINS THROUGHOUT iib
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBuNEl
AUGUsrA, Sept. 9.-Latest returns snow bip
cra gains throughout the state. but not heavy f,o
every quarter comes the cry: "MOney used 10 puy
votes" The Liberals fought against the whole posse Vi
the Administration at this time Blaines maJorS
not TO exceed 27Oo Perham's majority aoout io'oo
Pike has been beaten badly. Clifford Is pea'on ~
eoo FRYE Administration elected by apout DIV"
DISPATCHES FROM ALL PARTS OF THE STATE
A GRANT VICTORY, But LiBEhAL L "AiN''
GENERAL, PRESS DlsPATCHESJ
n.,.,o, eort a = Dapcor gives Perham Republican,
oo7 votes. Kimbau Democrat. l6S6; Republican ma
ioritv AGO. AGAINST last year-Perham l459; klnoa'
10. Renublican majority 340 Chamberains majority
in 1865 was 73 The majority Of Hersey epnpneI ior
Congress is larger than Perhams The total vote 'ne
largest ever poled in this CITY,
PORTLAND, Sept 9-ROckland gives Perham $40 MAJOR
,tv against 20 last year Mr.. Hale the candidate ior
congress from tho With District is ahead OF the genera
ticket Knox County will undoubtedly go Repupican'
Belfast gives Perham $50 majority against 10 last year
AUGUSTA, Sept. 9.-Knox County gives kepuolledn
majority for the first time in ten years Knox county
cave M majority for the Grant Electoral ticket In lS0S
the vote being, Grant, 2,762: Seymour 2,44S.-bd.I
The Republicans claim the reelection OF Gov rein"
by 1900 majority, also the election of their i've Con-
gTessmen. .,.
Portland gives Perham ASA, Kimba, 2,727, against
last wear Perlam 2l92; Kmba 1914. In 1868 the vo'e
stood: Chamberlain Rep), 3,3l; Pllsbury, 2S's. ino
vote for Representative to Congress IS; Burieigh fp
2s75; Clifford, 2G91; being majority OF 1884, asans'
majority for Lynch dep) in 1870 of GIT. Portland s
Kimbals residence and viii be seen he runs aheau o
the Congress ticket Ten towns give Perham 7'ooi MIN
bail, 6625 a Republican majority of 426, aganS. ias'
wear. PerhaIn 53I Kimba 1895; Republican majority
of 49, being net loss Of &C. These towns In looo sa'o
for Governor: The Republican candidate, 79OS; tne
Democratic 6O63 being majority OF l,s42 then against
42s now Eastport gives Perham $40; Kimbal lSi Haze
for Congress Sls Pike, 17s Pike resides at Eastpo
The vote of the following towns is compared WIN 'ne
NJ
New-York tribune., 1872-09-10
THE NEWS AT HEADQUARTERS.

Al the Grant Renublican rooms, IN the flitf
Avenue Hotel the following was telegraphed by the
Hon. ]. @. Blaine, from Augusta Me- about y M
All returns thus far indicate sweeping @ danhe
victory In this city. MY majority Is "0i0 '''"''
that received at last election ,, ,os,oa on
the mirror In the main room
Lewiston, Auburn. Augusta, 'Hallowel hockianu'
and Bath give S64 gain over last year. -.
This was received with great applause and iouu poa
were made by those assembled Demonstrations Oh the
same sort we're made the receipt OF the following
First gun for Maine; Weather magnificent; Hely
very bright Al O'Clock Perhams majority S54 Will Will
threefth vote poled) which is gam over st Nan other
cities. At II O'Clock vote In Portland tonethHu po
showed 157 ahead. which indicates small gam over ''
Bangor gives majority, gain of 20 over last
Heryeys majority for Congress is larger. Snn
gives Il3 majority ROckland gives $40 MAJORITY, su
of 2sl Hale for Congress, Is ahead oi MS uekeI De
fast gives $50 majority, gain OF 40 ,ou,.,, vrox
No doubt Of solid 1900 majority for Perham hnoA
County gives Republican majority for hrst TINT ~ te
years. All Congressman elected Grave oi Dolly faruen
Is dug.
dispatch was received at p. IN. from Augusta
signed by j. q. Blaine, as follows:
Returns thus far received justify the belief that We
have carried the state by largely nerecsea D
trcts beyond doubt, and think every county in 'no
State viii show decided majority
dispatch received at midnight was as follows:
One hundred and ftyeight towns give aggregate yoe
of 2si ON which Republican majority OF 1885, against
4 o67 last year an incre ase OF $3.50 .
Returns from l7S towns give Republican majority oi
1888 being gain of 1851 last year. Probable ma
jority, 16,000.
THE LIBERAL COMMITTEE.
The same excitement manifest at the LlDerai
Headauarters The rooms were scrowded during the
early part Of the evening The arrangements for the
receipt Of news from Maine were very Imperfect the
only dispatch being the following from C. p kmDall:
We make large gains in Portland from last year Most
OF the other large towns lose IL looks now that the
Republicans will carry the state by l2Oco Grant car
ried it in 1868 by $4,000.
The latest information received at the headquarters
was the following dispatch:
Returns covering one-bird of the vote OF the State
give Perham 200 majority against $3.50 last year Inc
Vth District considered the only doubtful one gwen
Hale Republican, large majority over Pike Liberal, Tor
Congress.
At the Headquarters Of the National Democratic Ex-
ecutive Committee there few callers during the
evening 1t was understood that Maine would 90 Re
publican by considerable majority, and few seemed
anxious to know details. The following dispatches
were received by the Hon. Augustus sehell
Republicans carry Portland, 1872 majority. We gain
lag from last wear s46 from 1868. c. Z. KIMBALL.
Returns from about 40 large towns indicate the state
gone for Perham about O0 or 13OO0 against lsOO IN
1865. Republican Congressman no doubt elected.
c. r. KIMBAIL.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-10
THE IMPEACHMENT OF GOV. DAVIS.

TO INC EuIFOT Ut I"e 7 FVTHt'
SIR: The Liberal Democratic element will
largely predominant in the next Legislature and almost
the rst step will be the Impeachment OF that political
sham and petty yrant f. j. Davis, Who styles himself
the Governor OF Texas. He holds his seat By fraud
against Hamilton the rghtu Governor. who has
intention 70 20 before the next Legislature and assert
bis right TO the position. Davis and Hamilton made the
race for Governor before Texas was reconstructed and
the evidence Il now file In the War Department at
Washington Gay which will show Hamilton elected by
~ noo majority When the contest s made and the facts
tnIlv developed, astounding frauds will be exposed
than now show Ia the Gddings-CsrA contest This
Davis received the certificate OF election from
the military suthortes In the face Of i7OOo majority
agnnst him and he following suit Clark the GER
titrse Of election knowing that Giddines had fairly
and bonestiy received 400 majority. As an honest
Coneress ignored Clarks certificate and gave Gddinss
ma ot an an honest LEGISLATURE resh from people,
viii remove Davis and install Hamilton 40 the Governor
elect. u -
CaIpsrt Texas. AuR. 90 ls72
New-York tribune., 1872-09-10
SENATOR WILSON AND THE JEWS.
Erofn IN, IsrdxaL

! II is strange that Senator Wilson, In ms
speeches never refers TO his Chaplain BILL with which
he raced the statutes Of the United states at tnc out
tor then proposed b and pressed IL through Congress
In hurry i which 1t enacted that the regiments
shond be given Christian chapains, ana that all Jewsh
cergymen should be excluded rrom those appointments
MANY OF our readers must reeolect the Indignation
which that bin produced and what trouble IT gave to
Jewish soldiers have it repealed and give them the
benefit OF clergyman in the field or hospital Senator
wilson then most likely ignorant OF the existence OF
Jews in this country proposed the unjust ana uncons
tutional law; but knowing now that there are some some
Jews somewhere it is strange that he has not explained
how and why he came make that bunder, 10 expose
his intolerance his disregard OF consttutOn snts
so blunt and undsguised manner oomeDouy lniShI
ask him the question Is gentleman III 10 nc NeeI
dent OF the United who does not care for the con-
stutional rights OF cltizensf
New-York tribune., 1872-09-10
THE WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFPICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON. ID. c.. Sept. 10, iS72-l a. III. }
.......... Eo.- fhx annsI Ilrsn IN fnnr hnllra

WAsHiSSToS. d. c. Sept. 10. ls72-I a.
Synopsis for the pda tlcenv-fOar hours
An area of high barometer has extended
south eastward from Canada over New England Cloudy
weather Is prevailing from Tennessee To lower
Michigan. and eastward over the Middle states Win
Partly cloudy weather over New-England. Generally
and from Missouri to Wisconsin and Minnesota
The temperature has fallen the NewEugland and
Middle states. where eastery winds are now prevailing
The barometer is lowest over Nebraska
SOutheasteTy TO south westerly winds cloudy weather
and rain for the New-England and Middle states, the
winds over the latter gradually veerng southerly and
westerly, with clearing weather from virginia 10 Lake
sOuherly westerly winds, and partly cloudy weather
Generally clear weather from Louisiana to Alabama,
aud thence nOrhward to Michigan and Minnesota east
erly to southerly winds for the Northwest.
Yesterdays HEAT AND STORM.
Those who for week past have been de-
rying speakabe satisfaction from the reflection that
the heated term passed. have been doomed bitter
disappointment. On Sunday people faneied that the
heat was only for a day, but yesterday showed tho
faacy OF their conclusions, and gave little promise OF
any immediate Improvement Those whe left tho
mountains and seashore week ago wished themselves
back again, and almost every was dissatisfied with
tho conditions OF the atmosphere. The shower at D.
was the redeeming feature OF the day rendering the
late afternoon and evening positively delightful At
a. m yesterday the thermometer indicated to- at a.
m So; at IL SO; at $50 and ut y. D., 7So
the average for the day being 7si'.
Three cases OF sunstroke reported George
Younintert age "a, OF Hudson City, Frustrated
at Dey and Canalsts aud taken home after treatment
John Hopkins age q, OF No. is2 washngton-st was
prostraed IN Westst, and taken TO the Park Hospital
julius Hefher, age of No 500 Eeventhsye was pros
trated at Madison-aye. and Fortynithst. and taken
home.
During the thunder-shower of the afternoon the
schooner William Fleming at Port johnson, struck
by lightning and her main aud mantopmasts
IL. ID
public. N. l., from Port Johnson for Richmond Va.
also strucby lightning while lying at ancbsr OF Quar-
antino staten Island. Her foremast and foretopnast
were badly damaged.
Catherine Ansioo, age Z, OF No. 2o7 West Twenty
fourtbst was instantly killed by blow the head
from shnter which fell from the NTH story Of the
building, during the storm yesterday afternoon.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-10
SPAIN.

RAILROAD ACCIDENT-MANY PASSENGERS KILLED.
MADRID. Monday Sept. ., 1874.
The budget to be submitted to the new Cor
tes will show deficit of 26OOOO0OO0 reals new loan
is contemplated to meet the wants OF the Treasury An
express train on the Barcelona and Valencia Railway
was thrown from the track between Tarrgona and Tor
tona by a and-slp. The ears were overturned and de-
molished Among the dead are General and newly
elected Senator. Gen. Audia, who was on the uaD es
c,ped upburt Further details Of the disaster have not
come 10 hand in consequence OF the breaking down OK
the telegraph lines.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-10
THE HOMES CASE

WASHINGTON, Sept. 9.-Strong efforts are
being made here to secure the pardon of Major Hodges
the deiaulting paymaser whose deficiency was 100000
and It is understood that Simon Cameron, who has
visited this city several times lately has interested him
self in his behalf on account Of his family, who are
prominent people in Pennsylvania. Hodges has 1t is
said been informed that President Grant might be in
duced to pardon him at the expiration OF his term But
he does not want to wait till then, his health has been
affected by confinement although he has been and Is
now allowed all the privileges OF the prison.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-10

seat aaon Tor deem this very long confinement 70 prsp ~
rial iusut " the Sonh deep nJuSee 70
desp dshonor TO the Government and the county, a.
that M Davis either have speedy tnal on oe
hail There Who have sympathy WIN ms ~ 49,
ard who opposed Slavery sTeuuousy a. nc gphe"
would eagerly become bis bail am one Of then Your
nkhHI
Moreover, in May, 1867, Henry Wilson, nominated iOr
Vice President by the who now denounce Greeicy
for his manly and humane course in signing Davlss
bOpd introduced the Senate aresOluton demanding
the speedy trial OF the Confederate President OF bs re-
lease on bail, or even on his own reCognZanee.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-10
GERMANY.

DISORDERS IN BERLIN-A BREWERY WRECKED
BY MOB.
BERLE, Monday Sept ., ls72.
The disorderly part of the population OF
Berlin took OCCASION during the grand military parade
on Saturday last to create many disturbances. One
body Of rotous characters enraged at the advance IN
the price OF beer by Hop Co.. made an attack npon
their brewery and completely wrecked IT, The police
were compelled TO charge on the crowd with drawn
swords. and it was not dispersed until many persons
were wounded and a stlll larger number arrested
New-York tribune., 1872-09-10
CAMPAIGN MISCELLANY.
THE UNREGENERATE DEMOCRAT

To he EdttOr OF The Tribune
SIR: If Mr.. Greeley can edit the Democratic
party very well; it needs editing badly, but it woull
look well at all for the Democratic party to edit hn
speak OF course OF unregenerate Democratic party
When they go to drink milk, TO use Haytian proyerb'
they don't care to see you count your calves Politics
with them business and OF kind that Mr. Gree
ley have part They were anxious always Tor
Civil Service Reform, but OF the KIND winch thuhucr
works in sweet milk. Their hour and the power OF
darkness trust is passed, and don't think the people
who banker for their restoration either numerous or
over-patriOtc. b'
Ncto- York, August q, 1872.
HARPER's WEEKLY MAKING VOTES FOR GBEELEY.
To the Edftor OF The Tribune.
SIR: This morning while engaged in my business
duties newsboy and handed copy Of Harpcs Wky
have been accustomed buy and laugh its political cartoons A
up paper and at the Tonuspeee could
comprehend its meaning and for moment rgsre The picture
with an crednous look Can be possible though Horace Greeley
His deeds deny IT, have read bis
life ard has been patnot and has iOngb ior
years uansm sblde banded back The paper 10
bring another descendei that mo
ment from ns coRc1Je that day ~ support lie
form Yesterday would have voted Tor Gian vote sLai e.
for Mr. Greeley My ouy Nb ths HaTpTs Wsty might bAVr The
s,me eseet mon ali Of its readers A YVrER
-luTkS :,
New-York tribune., 1872-09-10
LOSSES BY THE MEMPHIS FIRE.

MEMPHIS, Sept. 9.-In addition to the losses by
the Gre yesterday morg already reported are tie following
Wheeler Pieiu, Co.. wood willow lOss $500 insu
rance. C. Bhnckle,s budSg loss 82o insunoe $1,000; be-
sL.. rxe number Of swye dOetO and other ooea The
gate osscs OF which sSOo covered b insu
Ths osnz the EalhY VI
MmpA sioO ktaA and PhaaI Of Hartford Security ,ad fni
p o Phsdelpha eseh PhsnI apd connens d New Yori
a. SO, ousens Of Liverpool $1,000 The other losses divided
btssp he Herusndo the Peoples d the Memphis Le and 0enen
Insa,.nes Com Dsnlss Of Men pha
New-York tribune., 1872-09-10
A RAILROAD COLLISION.

ST. LOUIS. Sept. 9.-The freight and cattle
trains on the Missouri Pacific Railroad came in collision
about ss miles from here at o'clock this morning.
Both ngines nearly ruined Six cattecars were
broken up about 40 OF the cattle we're killed Two
cars with general merchandise were smashed up
Estimated loss $4,000 The accident caused by mis-
reading the timecard by the conductor Of the stock
train
New-York tribune., 1872-09-10
GREAT BRITAIN.
TIE YACHT sAPPHO AsHORE-GENERAL COUNCIL
OF THE INTERNATIONAL SOCIETY.
InNnnN Monday. Sent. 9. ls72.

LONDON, Monday, Sept. Q, ls72
The American yacht Sappho went ashore
Yesterday morning Oh sand Head, but oated of later ID
the day. She received but slight injuries.
The General Council OF the international Society nae
been removed to NewYork and hereafter Will SIT IN that
city The Counc consists Of Kayanagh, St. Clair Laurel,
Bertrant, Karl, Leveile, David, Tonnassiere, Ward
speyer Dereure and four others to be elected by the
American Federation Marx will reside hereafter IN the
United States. It said that majority Of the delegates
to the International Congress are dissatisfied with the
transfer of the General Council 10 America and tbe
formation Of q new Association is quite probable.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-10
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

. An unsuccessful attempt was made yesterday,
FIsneisee to iwpsns jsp In the Laura Fair ease
Mr. and Mrs Boueicault were passengers on
be sesmship Scotia which JAILED Saturday for Rsw-fork
Orders have been issued by the French Gov
for oppins wok The siarv seisnsss he Noni
Csais sasssL ..r
New-York tribune., 1872-09-10
BAIIING JEFF. DAVIS.
WHAT GERRIT SMITH AND SENATOR WILSON
THOUGHT ABOUT 1T.

The members of the Philadelphia Conven
for his traitorous conduct In signing Daviss ball
bond The Phlsds,phia Convention gave Gerrit Smith
an ovation he. yet he signed that bail bond, and
wrote, long before. tnis letter:
PHrERBoso r. y, Aug. n. 1885,
p.snpur Jouxsas-Hoaersd ski have dis d,J :ubssnbsd
New-York tribune., 1872-09-10

A French nobleman,-name not given,-ha
taken such fancy for the neat workmanship OF the
guillone that he follows the public exeeuouer ON all
the business cxpedtions made 6y that tunetionaTy.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-10
THE MAINE ELECTION.
HANDSOME LIBERAL GAINS.


PRR4IAM's PROBABLE MAJORITY SIXTEEN THOU
sAND-MONEY FREELY UsED--THE PRoHIBI-
TIONIsTS SUPPORT PERHAM, REGARDLESS OF
NATIONAL IssUEs--MAJ0RITY OF 1910 kb
DUCED OVER 1900.
CANDIDATES.
ELECTED. DEFEATED
zdmissssrdsOa. LcerdL =,
.,.o. .sifnev Perhar Charles p. Kim bah.
Oo.0rcss . ]. John H. Burleigh william II. I ChnoIu'
q william z. FRYE. Alonho va 20 y orn
a sJames G. Blaine. Thomas = lang,
Samuel f. Hersey. Marcelus Emery:
g. Eugene Hale Freoerlch a. hi0'
Nov hold the office r
The following table gives the comparative vote OF
70 leading cities and towns as eonuastea WIN
that for Governor in September, 1868, when the
Democrats made strong effort to carry the Su'e'
Grants majority IN November OF that year was
2S.Gs3. while Gov. Chamberlains majority was put
1856 according TO the official returns published IN
The Maine Register At the time the Tribune Almanac
for 1869 was issued one town and q small planta
tions had not been heard from. The Legislature
which does not meet until the first Wednesday IN
January. canvasses the votes and declares the re-
sUlt which does not reach MS in time for the Al
Inanac The vote in November was much less tnan
that thrown two months before, the Republicans
falling off five thousand and the Democrats 1our-
teen thousand.
The towns and cities in the table below cast
rather more than onesixth Of the vote Of the STATE
The ratio Of Liberal gains in them will not be
maintained throughout the State as the large gam
for Mr Kimbau in Portland, his home, is largely
dne TO bis personal popularity. The majority for
GOV Perhan will probably reach 10000, which would
be n loss of 33l6 as compared with Chamberlalns
majority i'm 1865. All the Administration candidates
for Congress are elected.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-10
FIRST IMPRESSIONS.
IBY TELEGRAPH 10 THB TRIBUNE

TbI I0IHVH"1H to I"D =
AUGUSTA, Sept. 90 p. m.-The State has
undoubtedly gone Republican by about 1900 majority
Every Congress District is Republican and every county
Yet In the aggregate vote there is large Liberal gain
syeT 1865 probably sOOO IN the sste when oil the TO
New-York tribune., 1872-09-10
THE LATEST NEWS.
GENERAL PREss DISPATCH.

PORTLAND, Sept. ell p. m.-One hundred
and sixty five towns give Perham loi1 Kimball sss49
Republican majority lol90. The towns last year
gave perham ss so4: Kimban assoo being Republican
New-York tribune., 1872-09-10

turns are n Blanes majority is about 2soc' aeeoruns
to latest returns The cry from all the districts 10
money money money; the United States treasury
has carried Meine without doubt
New-York tribune., 1872-09-10

Total ............l5.oO0 ll,5A 1902 n.68
Majority for Chamberlain in 1868, 1876 majority Tor
Pcrlaul IN 1872, 3O77 net Administration loss, l299
New-York tribune., 1872-09-10

majority OF 1904 the net Republican gain tns years.
1895 These towns cover little more than nan VI 'e
State and indicate 1900 majority.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-10
FOREIGN NEWS.
TREATY OF WASHINGTON.

MEETING OF ARBITRATORs TO CONSIDER TIE
FINAL FORM OF THE yERDiCf-DlNNEH 10
THE ARBIrRATORS,
New-York tribune., 1872-09-10

INFLUENCE OF LOCAL ISSUES - THE PRoHIDI-
TiONIsTS SUPPORT PERHAM-VENAL DEMO-
CRATs BOUGHT UP BY THE CONGRESS CAM
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