Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-06
LAST NIGHTS DISPATCHES.

LAST NIGHTS DISPATCHES.
The story of General Grants greatest victory
Is partially told in last nights dispatches to this
city, the substance of which is given below
TO-day's kilograms will be found in another
part of the paper:
Maine-Grant's ma jority 10000.
Speaker j. G. Blaine teIegraphed to the Presi-
election I telegraphed Won that Maine would
give you a majority of 5000. L think from the
returns thus far received that the majority may
Associated Press dispatches say:-Ninety-two
towns give Grant q $50; Greeley u 1855. Grants
majority. 1872. IN lSGS the same towns gave
Grant 81, 02S; Seymour, 1910. Grants maiOri.
ty, 15,1l6; net gain OF II. Grants majority in
1865 was IS, 05S. 1t will be .bOut the same now.
Portland gives Grant net gain OF 9G4 over tae
republican vote of September and Lewiston
Z,2. Bangor gives Grant a majority of 9G2,
against 652 for Governor Perham il Septem
Der.
New Bampshire-Graut'S mai. 5000.
W. i. Chandler telegrapEs To the President
"There are uniform republican gains all over
New Hampshire. The majority Will be between
four and i've thousand"
l.. y. Jennings telegraphed from the New
York Times, that New Hampshire gave 5000
majority tor Grant, and Roberts was elected 10
congress bv $500.
Associated Press dispatches says: 1Gt towns
give Grant, 50 ,234; Greeley, = 5i3. The same
towns, in ISIS, gave Grant 5U,yl2, Seymour,
4,lC4. Seventy towns are Yet to be heard from.
The returns thus far Indicate a majority for
Grant Of four thousand or upward. Dover gives
a republican gain on the vote OF last March.
Nashua gives Grant $40 ajority: gain OF 21I
on the vote OF NJ arch last.
yermOnt-Grant's majority 10000
Grants majority in the state will be about
80. 900. &c towns give Grant l. ,16J. and Greeley
4,928. The O'COnor vote is very light. The
three republican nominees are all elected 70
fx-fF -
"a district, where Steele republican, obtained
few hundred votes against Poland the regular
nominee. Poland Is, however, elected by a
handsome majority.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES maj. $4,000.
Grants majority in Massachusetts, will be
about Go, Geo. The full republican state ticket is
elected, the entire republican delegation in
Congress chosen, aud an increased republican
majority TO the legislature. GOOch's majority
over Banks In the 9th congressional district is
over 600. Hooper's majority in the eth district
Is 2S66. Whiting, In the Sd district, has a large
majority, as have all the other republican can
didates.
Rhode IsIand-Grant's ma I. 5000.
Rhode Island complete, eXcept Il '0c,l Isiani
gives grant 1858; Greeley, 5,3o5. Esmes and
Pendleton Irep) are elected to Congress from
tie LIST and % districts.
COnnecticut-Grnr ma :0rity 1900
Returns from all but four towns give Grant
majority OF f,i22. The republicans have gained
165 over the vote of 1865 in New Haven c0untv.
and III in Hartford county. The gain in tie
state is l,15I over the vote Of 1868. tfen. Ii aw-
ley Is elected to Congress over Eaton by Gil,
with the small town of Union to hear from.
New York-Grant's majority 10000.
Ed. Morgan telegraphed to the President -
We have scattering returns from a 4 parts OF
the state insuring majority OF fully $1,000.
Dix's majority not so much
Associated Press dispatches say The total
vote in New York city is Grant, 81 $40;
Greeley, II yjZ7; Greeley's majority, % 928. The
Following is list of the Congressman elected
ISf III - ~ a
maker. DEM; Sd, Woodford, rep; 4th Crooke
rep; 9Th, Roberts, dem; 9Th, Brook, de IN; 7th,
Creamer, dem; sth, Lawson, rep; 9th, Melish,
Horton, dem; 18th, Whitehouse, dem; 18th,
Dewitt, lib; 18th, Perry, dem; 10th, Smart,
rep; Ith, Hale, rep; 18th. Wheeler, rep; 18th,
Iiam, rep; 2ad, Roberts, rep; 3D. Lansing, rep;
path. Dueh. rep; 25th. MacDougal, rep; 26th,
$ G5sR % f sstS 2 smith
Ibass, rep; go, Sessions, rep. Congressmsn-at-
large, small returns; Tremaine, rep, 90 ,O6O;
one sSss IN district MsT fs1k sy
DIX, "a ygo4; Herman, 52,sS6. Four hundred and
nine election districts have been heard from on
the mayoralty, with the following result :
% SCI.
New Jersey-Grant's majority 5000
Returns from the state incom pete but in
dicate from 900 TO 600 for Grant and a repub-
ncan majority in both branches OF the legisIa
tnre. For Congress the republicans elect five of
seven DECENTRALIZATION in she LIST, Dobbins
In the I'd, Clark in the Sd, Phelps in the 5th
and MarcusL. Ward in the 9th. The democrats
elect Hamilton in the ith, and probably Taylor
In the eth.
Penasy Ipania-G amajOrity over
100 900.
The estimates of Grants majority IN Pcnnsyl-
yania range from 30 900 to 100, 600. The Phiia-
delpbia North American estimates Grants ma
jOrity at 125 GOO. The republican mai ,rity in
Allegheny county Is over $1,000. Grants ma
iority in Philadelphis, except in the 18th ward
Is 43 300.
DelaWare-Grant's majority 1900.
Grant and Wilson have carried the state Of
Delaware by a small majority. There are large
republican gains everywhere. The Republicans
claim the sta.e by 800 to 1890.
Maryland-Greeiey's majority 5000.
Returns received up TO a. m. indicate that
the state VIII give about 5000 majority for
Greeley; that in the LIST congressional district
Wilson, dem, is elected. In the "a con-
gressional district Archer will be reelected by
0'Brien, den.,. is elected by 1900 majority.
In the 4th district Swami, dem. Is re-
elected by -2T2 majority. In the 5th district
dictate the result; the contest is close between
Hon. william III. Merrick, DEM, and
Hon: William j. Albert, rep. In the 9Th
district Lowndes. rep, Is elected by 1900
gain. The congressional district of Anne Arun-
del county, including Annapolis, as far as heard
from, gives $50 majority for Grant and 800 ma
the 9Th district to be heard from. Dispatches
from all parts OF the state heard from indicate
heavy republican gains. Greeley carried Balti-
more city by ,5s2 ns5ority-a republican gain
virginia
Both parties claim the state Some aemocrat Is
hguIe up Greeley's majority at 5000. The Espub-
the Richmond district. and the chances are in
his favor. Majority In Richmond ia 2l3
stoweil and Plat, republicans. are undoubtedly
ad in fhn aud Afo%r In, a. IA