The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-09-11
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vsr YORK, September 0.-The
,,,.., dispatches from Maine shows
p,n,bIicau gains in every county
".,,,bou, ~, the State, and indicate Per-
,.n. election by between fourteen
,I4s,ep thousand majority. The five
49, ,-.s.ional Districts have all been
.s,rsi bv Republicans. In the First
D..,ric, Burleigh has about two thou
.,oi majority; in the Second Frye has
chou, four thousand; in the Third
<,.,ksr Blaine has about thirty-five
.n,}r.3: in the Fourth Hersey has
t,,, ,o,- thousand, and in the Fifth
I'M bs. shout twenty five hundred.
..',' "',,1r,ss, in Kembre county. where
?.,:os resides, was very animated, and
:.,i,si in the Speaker receiving a ma
...y N every one OF the twenty seven
.,tc. Of the county. Six Of these
,,,9. are usually Democratic.
rrs F,rlN reviews the election at
m. lsn,th and predicts it as certain
" line, New Hampshire: Vermont,
v..scbusetts and Rhode Island will
.,.. ,b,ir electoral vote. for the Re.
,ahcan candidates.
The R,rlN attributes the recent de-
.,,, Of the Liberal party in the late
..r.o.> a. partly owing to the incom-
,...rcy Of i,s eaders, and, Judging from
,,s -stsotiai cations, concludes that all
,.. >rs.rs which volei for GraHt in
~ vii al. or nearly sll. vote for hum
n 7I>-2. and that there will be no more
..,,,,. in Ind ana. Pennsylvania, Ohio
,oiTanaec;icut than there has been in
r,,nont and Maine in September.
Tre T-iim> comedies the Republican
..,5y;,y in Maine to be nearly sixteen
..,,.sai but denies the old saying
"A, As goes Maine so goes the Union.
f., Irtln, claims for the Liberals the
>.s,es Of Pennsylvania, Indiana, Con-
-:.,l,. California and Alabama, and,
,ti ; these TO the States already Dem
.a.,;c. ca cllates on the Liberals re-
.rag one hundred and fitty-five out
ne one hundred and eighty-four
--c.oral votes necessary to the choice
o. President. The fifteen electoral
,J:,. Of Missouri are also claimed for
.. Liberals, leaving fourteen electoral
~. necessary to make up the number
.ri1rei.
fne World claims that the figures
0n Maine show Republican losses,
81 that the defeat of the Liberals was
vE1, 10 the concentration OF federal
4alsnce in the State. 1t prophesles
"A i, the Republican losses through
nE,ne country in November shall equal
..ose in Maine in September, Greeley
J be elected.
The Times exults in the majority OF
,-0DJ, which it claims for Perham. 1t
80 iers the result of the election ss
.!:J-,- ny, in view Of the temperance
4,r.;ion, aai cOps iers the Liberal the
syr.r beaten party that ever appeared
. the field Of politics.
ArG~srA, Me-, September l0.-The
r-llon Yesterday has resulted in the
4o,; compIete victory for the Republi-
81. that has been obtained in four
'ssr-. The returns now show ma
.J-jty tor Perham, the Republican can
late Tor Governor, Of over 1000
>,eaker Bla'nes majority is fully 300.
.ar legislature is largely Republican.
.as Oaly Liberal element shown was
Walervii!e. and the whole Liberal
.;-rgth in the State is estimated at
.'o The Republicans are very Ju-
b 'at lo-day over this great majority
tie State.