The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-11-08
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NEBRASKA.
OMAHA, Nov. 5.-The election pass.
ed off quietly, with full vote cast.
Republicans claim 10000 majority.
CALIFORNIA.
SAX Francisco, Nov. 6.-California
gives Grant about G, 500; Page, Z, 900;
Coghlan. 250; Houghton, 800; Clay
ton, 1,040.
LATER-Complete returns of the
city show n total vote of 23,12S.
Grants majority, 5s7; Clayton, for
Congress, ,054, for Colorado subsi-
dy. 145; against subsidy, 13, 3,s45.
NEVADA.
SAX Francisco, Nov. G.-Grant car
ries Nevada, and the Jones Legisla-
tive ticket is probably elected by q
close vote.
MARYLAND.
BALTIMoRE, Nov. 6.-The indicn.
tions are that the State will give
Greeley 5000 majority. Wilson
(Dem. } is propably elected to Con-
gress in the First District, and Arch
er (Dem. in the Second District. In
the Fifth District the contest is close.
Loundes (Rep.) is elected in the
Fourth District by 500 majority.
KANSAS.
TOPEKA, Nov. 6.-Returns from
the State at large show Republican
gains. Topeka gives q Republican
majority of 5000: Shawnee county,
l 500 Republican; Lyon county, l.
200 Republican; Miami county, 800
Republican. So far the Liberals
have carried only one county. Fiji
teen precincts in Franklin county
give Grant $40 majority.
OHIO.
CoLrMBrs. Nov. o. Returns so
ar received indicate Grants ma
ority in the State at 10000.
INDIANA.
INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 5.-The Re
publican State Committee claim
majority in the State of from 10000
o Is. 900. The Democratic Central
concede the State by. |
900.
ILLINOIS.
CHICAGO, Nov. 5.-Rsturns from
he city and Safe come in very slow
y. Eighteen precincts of eight |
Yards and one town in Cook county
i've Grant q net majority of sl5. !
The State will probably give Grant
o, 900 or 10000 majority.
MICHIGAN.
DETROIT. Nov. 5.-Grans's majority
n so towns is estimated at about a.
90. LArEE-Michigan gives Grant
0 600 majority.
WISCONSIN.
MILWAUKEE, Nov. 5.-Democrats
oncede the Republican majority in
! the State n. from &c 900 to Is 900.
MISSISSIPPI.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 5.-Thirty-five
OWNS and stations in Mississippi
how q majority OF 1880 for Grant.
My eleven of these towns give a
Injority for Greeley. |;
TEAS.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 5.-All dis
atches from Texas report election
ute. 1t continues two days.
FLouIDA.
TALLAHASSEE, Nov. 5.-Partial
,turns received indicate the election
Bloxham (Liberal) for Governor.
KENTUCKY.
LOUISVILLE, Nov. 5.-The election
lssed off very quietly. Returns are .
altered, but indicate very light
'te in the city, which gives Greeley
'out Is, 900 majority.
LoUIsvILL, Nov. 6.-The vote here
as follows: Greeley, S,231; Grant,
094: O'Connor, 10.
TENNESSEE.
MEMrHIs, Nov. 5.-Partial returns
dicate the defeat of Andy johnson 9
I'd leave the race between Maynard
I'd Cheatham, with chances in favor
Maynard for Congressman-at-
rye. {
Z PRESS OF NEW YORK CITY on THE RE-
SUIT OF THE ELECTION. G
NEW YoHK Nov. 6.-The Herald's
ection estimates give Grant % 4
ates and Greeley s, or 2G3 electo-
votes to 80 for Greeley. The I
pular majority for Grant is placed
$50, 600. The Herald editorially n
VS.: Whether the result will be
counted for by the popular strength t.
General Grant on the one hand,
the weakness of Greeley and the b
sbleness of the Liberal Republi-
rs, combin ed with the Democratic d
1t, on the other hand, it is in many
spects the most remarkable of any v
esidcntial election in the history
the country. ].
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