The Van Buren press., 1872-11-12

terror counties make heavy Greeley
gains.
Iowa.
CHICAGO, Nov. 8.
A Des Moincs, Iowa. dispatch says the
indications are that the State has gone
for Grant by 10000, and elected a full
Republican Congressional delegation.
Minnesota.
The State Republican Executive com
mittee Of Minnesota claims that State
by 10000. Averill is elected over Beck
er.
Nevada.
SAN Francisco, Nov 3.
Nevada gave \ majority for Grant, the
Legislative ticket is doubtful
Alabama.
MoSTGoMKRY, Nov. 5.
Returns thus far are meagre, indicating
that the State has gone for Greeley and
the Liberal State ticket.
Michigan.
DETROIT, Nov. 5.
The indications are that Michigan will
give Republican majority Of at least
thirty thousand. Great interest is felt in
the result for Congressman in the lst
district, which includes Detroit; the re-
suit cannot be known until late hour.
Louisiana.
New ORLEANS, Nov. 5.
Unofficial returns from fourteen par.
ishes gives Greeley net majority of L.
952. In 1870 they gave net Rspubli
can majority of 2S45
Massachusetts.
BosroN, Nov 5.
Boston in full gives Grant . majority
Of 5434, against 403l in 1868. Gooch's
majority over Banks in the Fifth Con-
gressonal district 10 over 1000; Hooper's
majority in the Fourth district 10 1886;
Whiting in the Third has large MAORI.
ty as have all other Republican Congres-
sional candidates 1859 towns give Grant
6S, 1856 and Greeley 32,12S.
Grants majority in Massachusetts will
be about $4,000. A full Republican
State ticket is elected and there is an in
creased Republican majority to the Leg
islature
Georgia.
AUGUSTA, Nov. 5.
Greclcy's majority in this city will be
about 800 and in the county 500. The
majority for Greeley in the Eighth dis
trict will probably reach 1000 Gen. A
r. Wright, Democrat, is elected to Con
gress by large majority.
ATLANTA, Nov. 5.
Greeley has probably carried the State
by 10000 and the Democratic congress
men are ali elected.
New Jersey.
NEWARK, Nov. 5.
Scattering returns from different parts
Of the State show Republican gains.
Forty-two towns gave Grant 2S46 ma
jority.
NEWARK, Nov. 5.
Returns from the State are incomplete
but indicate 5000 or 5000 for Grant, and
a Republican majority in both branches
y. ,ie Legislature. For Congress the
Republicans elect five Of the seven mem
bers.
Virginia.
ALExAXDRIA, Nov. ..
In Alexandria City there is tic vote
between Greeley and Grant. Harris,
in the Seventeenth district
is elected to Congress, and Hunton, Con
servativc, in the Eighth district.
RICHMOND, Nov. ..
The contest in this the Third district,
between Wise, Democrat, and Smith,
Republican, is very close, and an official
count will propably be required to de
eide it; Stowell and Plat, Republicans,
are undoubtedly elected in tho Fourth
and Second districts; the remaining five
elect Conservatives the returns
so far are very incomplete, but all parties
concur in giving the State to Greeley by
5,O0O dispatch from Staunton says:
In the lower vallew there are immense
majorities for Greeley, and for Harris
for Congress. .Hr .',.
Florida.
New YoRK, Nov. I.
A dispatch fiom Jacksonville says,
Florida is closely contested; 1t will 60
for Greeley from present indications.
Arkansas.
LITTLE Rock, Nov. I.
Baxter is reported to have the follow
ing majorities in the counties named:
Jefferson, 1900; Phillips, 5000; Mis-
sissippi 45O; Randolph, 1926; Indepen-
dence, 200; Clark, 200; Woodruff, 200;
jackson, 100; Arkansas, so; Crittendsn,
600; Union, 500; Perry, 100 Most
Of these arc large negro counties. Brooks
has the following majorities: Pulaski,
100; St. Francis, 55 Prairie, "a; Con.
way, 500; Hot Springs, 800; White l,-
200; Cra,ghead, 400; Cross, 25O; Ana
conda a tie. Nevada, Columbia and Drew
gives Brooks msjorities Of about l,ooo.
The indications are that Baxter is elect
ed and the State gone for Grant by 2
600 or 5000 The Legislaturei Is Rspub'
lican. Asa Hodges, Republican, proba-
bly elected to Congress in the First dis
trict; o p. Snyder, Republican, in the
Second, aad ThOs. NJ. Gunter, Demo
crat, in the Third
Washington Territory.
SAN FRANCIsco. Nov. 6.
MoEodden Denocratic candidate for