Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-11-07
Election Returns.
New York.

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New York, g. All but three election dis
tricts heard from on the maroralty vote of
this city give Havcmeyer, rep. 81 ,959; Law
renee, Tammany, 1906; O'Biien, Apollo
Hall, 3i,"0l iayemeyer's plurality is
3,45i.
Returns from all but eighteen districts in
this city give s. S. Cox, dem candidate for
congressman at large 22.3s7 majority over
rremaine.
The following is the result for city officers
Judge OF Supreme Court. Noah Davis Judge
Of the Superior Court, A c. Van Worst :;
City Judge. Josiah Sutherland; District At
torney, B. X. Phelps; Coroner, Adolph Res
sleF. All republicans except Sutherland and
Rcssler, who were candidates of Apollo Hall.
but were supported by the republicans.
The congressman elected from the city are
William Il. Roberts. James Brooks, Thomas
J. Creamer and fernan1o wood. democrats ::
John d.. Lawson and David II. Melish, reps
Eleven Tammany assemblymen are elected
in the city, nine republicans and one repre-
sentative of Apollo Hall, who was also SUD-
ported by the republicans.
Returns received from Brooklyn give Gree
ley 81, 40l, Grant 81 429. Schumaker dem. is
elected to Congress from the second district.
Stewart l.. Woodford and Z. II. Crooke,
reps, from the 81 and 4th districts. The
democrats elect six out Of nine Assemblymcn
and the city ticket.
The Assembly 10 tbs State will probably
stand At democrats to IS republicans The
Senate, which is republican, holds over from
last year.
| The vote on the general ticket in the city
and county fell short of registration l6, IA.
! The republican vote is 4G2 more than it was
a year ago. herman majority in the city
will probably be 1000, but he will net have
enough over his ticket to defeat Dix.
/ The Herald's election estimates give Grant
IS states and Greeley s, or PCS electoral
votes for Grant to 90 for Greeley. The pop
ular majority for Grant is placed at $50, 900.
The Tribune gives Grant 260 electoral
votes at the lowest, and So for Greeley, with
the rest doubtful. There is scarcely a par
allel it says in the completeness of the route
and triumph lt argues that liberalism
could not Withstand the enormous OUTLAWS of
money expended by the republicans in the
canvass. Grant now has four more years of
power, and in whatever reform he may seek
TO effect he will have the aid of the Tribune
The World places Grants popular majority
at 800, 600. 1t says that defeat is due to the
democracy surrendering to Greeley, that the
decentralization consequent upon the New
York ring populations disheartened the party
and caused the nomination at Baltimore, and
that the party had not recovered in ,iue from
the Tammauy faint until too late.
| The Times gives Grant 300 electoral votes,
and Greeley only Is, with the rest doubtful.
The Times says: The result has shown
that intriguing politicians are unequal to the
task of deceiving the people and that dishon-
est combinations of dscordant factions are
always resented with peculiar intensity.
| The majority for Scudder, rep, in the lst
congress, iunal district exceeds 1900
~
has 1851, Stewart l5.0Sl: 9th, Brooks,
DEM, G,454, Geib. 1868; 9Th, Shaw ) o,
Lawson, rep. HIS; oh, Hardy 1856, Mil
fish, rep, 1886, Convlly 1 323; 10Th Oar
( ling 8 G3l, Wood, dem, 10 501
Williams it is claimed bv the republicans
is elected sheriff of brooklyn.
! Kings county gives Dix 50. 223, Herman 81
l7G Tremain 27,9ll, Cox 32277. "a dis
'rict, Schumacher, dem, II, 573, Perry. rep,
G99l, Robinson, independent, $50 81 dis
trirt, Goodrich 10, 400. Woodtord. rep, H.
020 4th district, Callahan s,905, Crnoker,
rep, o713. Williams, rep, is elected sheriff
by Isl plurality. Columbus county gives
Greeley 60j and Herman GAG maj Rensselaer,
county, Grant 3, 100 and Dix $500 mai. Put
nam county, Grant 500 and Dix AS maj :,
GenPsee county, Grant 1870 and DIX lJ2a
ma j.
| The aldermanic ticket endorsed by the
comm ttee of seventy is elected entire,
Massa chuSettS.
Boston, C. The vote Of Massachusetts,
nearly complete, foots up: Grant, l3l,071,
Greeley, 81 $50. Grants majority, 1927;
majority for Washburn for governor, 1l,23S.
y CIV Hampshire.
! Concord, y. H., 6. Returns from ls7
towns give Grant 33,ji6, Greeley 1888,
scattering 23l. Giants majority over ali is
1852. The towns remaining to be heard from
will probably leave the republican majority
Mt about 5000.
Indiana.
indianapolis, C. Additional returns recey-
ed this A. NJ, show continued republican
gains in $50 precincts out of 1906 in the
State. The net gain is 0Ss.
CALIFORNIA.
San Francisco, C. The full returns of the
city make Grants majority 5S7. Clayton,
republican for Congress, has 1854.
The Republican State Central Committee
estimate Grants majority throughout the
State at G5S0, with II counties to hear from
II of which are conceded for Greeley. The
election of Coghlan and uoughton, repubs.