Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-11-07

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eighth, Fort, ninth, Barrieier, thirteenth,
McNulta, fourteenth, Cannon, eighteenth,
Clement, Ray, Republican, in the tenth,
and Chamberlain, Republican in the twelfth
are probably elected.
The majority for Grant in the State viii
not be less than $1,000, while that for Og-
lesby, for Governor, viii be something less.
The entire Republican State ticket is elect
ed. The Republicans will have a majority
in both Houses of the Legislature. The es-
innate sent last night on Congressman, CIV
ing Republicans twelve out of nineteen, sp-
pears to be correct from present returns.
CAIRO, Nov. 6-Republicans claim the
election Of Clements Congressman 18th dis
trict by over 1000 majority while Demo-
Gratis concede it by 300. The vote is very
close for Sheriff; Irvine Democrat, probably
elected by small majority.
CHICAGO, LII. Nov. 6.--67 wardsiand,pre
cincts this city, leaving Is not yet heard
from, give Grant majority Of 5,761; pos
sibly full returns may not be received until
tomorrow on account Of the negligence OF
judges to report the votes.
CHICAGO, Nov. 6.-The vote of this
city is ali in but two precincts of one ward.
Grants majority 1922; Oglesby for Cover
nor, has about 1000 less majority than
Grant. The vote in the country towns,
Cook county will increase his majority TO
at least 10000.
The Legislature will stand: Senate "a
republicans, II Democrats; House, 81 Re-
pu5licans, SO Democrats. Clement, Con-
gress 18Th district, is undoubtedly elected;
making the Congressional delegation stand:
13 Republicans, Democrats.
Lee county: Grant 1852 majority.
OConor los votes.
Missouri.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 6.-Thirty-six of the
ffty-four precincts in this county give Gree
ley three thousand majority. Only two
wards in the city give Grant a majority.
The result on the State and county ticket
is not known but it is believed they will
fall but little if any behind the vote for
Greeley. There seems to be no doubt that
the Democrats have elected the three Con-
gressmen in this district.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 6.-Greeley's majority
will be about $500 in the city, and some
thing over 5000 in the county. Gov.
Republican, third Congressional
district, is elected by a small majority.
ETastus Wells, Democrat, Is reelected in
the second district and VIM. II. Staul,
Democrat, is elected IN the third district.
The returns from the State are still very
meagre, but the Democrats claim from 3d.
00J to 10000 majority and the Republicans
concede 10000 to 10000. The Democrats
also claim nine out of the Congressional
districts.
1t is pretty definitely known that the Re-
pubicans have elected Stanard in the first
district, Ravens in the sixth, Parker 10 the
ninth, and Hyde 10 the tenth. They also
claim three other districts. The vote in
The State will not be so large as anticipated.
The officially in estimating the result in
Ibis State is greatly by the increased regis
5ratiOn, amounting TO over 1000, with no
as to how it will divide.
Michigan.
DETRoIr, MICH, Nov. 6.-Tbe State
has gone, probably, $4,000 for Grant. |
There is scarcely do ubt that al the nine
are Republican. The Legis
.ure is Overwhelmingly Republican in both |
Wayne county in which this |
city is situated, is astoundingly revolution |
zed, the lowest Republican majority on the |
State or county ticket being 1900, and run |
ling from that to 5000. This has been
hitherto deemed an impregnable Demo
ratio stronghold. The local county tickets |
throughout the State are almost unani |
nously Republican.
Wisconsin.
MADISON, Wis, Nov. 6.--The State of
Wisconsin gives fifteen thousand Republi-
an majority; Williams, Hazletton, Barber,
sawyer, Rusk and McDill Republicans, and
Mitchell and Eldridge, Democrats, are cleo
ed to Congress.
MILWAUKEE, Nov. 6.-The returns from |
to-day 10 not change the essi-
mates of last night, giving the State to Re
,ublicans by fifteen thousand majority.
unchanged and Legislature
bout the same as last year.
Minnesota.
ST.. PAUL, MINI, Nov. Enough re-
urns are in to show that the State has
one for Grant by from eighteen Thousand
o twenty thousand. Republican Congress
nen elected in all the districts. The whole
state ticket is carried by overwhelming ma
0rities. The greatest majority in the city
f St. Paul is two thousand six hundred,
Republican gain of three hundred.
AdnSnSa 1
TOPEKA, KS, Nov. 6.-Returns from
he State show better and better. The
ote was very large and the Republicans
ain everyw here. So far the Liberals have
arried only one county.
COLUMBUS, Ks, Nov. 6.-Cherokee
ouuty gives the Liberal State ticket 500
majority and elects Liberal State Senator,
ut gives two Republican representatives
y small majOrities.
IEAvENwoRrH, KS, Nov. 6.-The State
iii give Grant $4,000. Three Liberals are
iected to the Lower House and two to Ghe
enate so far as heard from.
California.
SAN Francisco, Nov. 6---The RepubG-
an state Central COMMITTEES estimate
rants majority in the State at 6 800, with
sye1teen counties to hear from, twelve Of
,bich are conceded to Greeley. Coughlan
nd Houghton, for Congress, are doubtful.
he falling off Of the vote in this city COM
ared with 1868, is attributed to The arbi-
.ary action OF the Republican State Cen
al Committee ruling against the vote on
ne Colorado subsidy.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 6.-Returns from
ne interior are too mesgre to admit more
IAN indications ofthe result. Grant made
rye gains over the vote of 1868, except
ere, and nearly everywhere the gains over
ooth's vote safely pats the State at 900
n Grant; some claim 5000.
Nevada.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. Ga dispatch
st received from Nevada says Grants
laiority in that State is 1000. The Leg
lsture stands fifty-two Republicans and
yenty Democrats which secures the cleo
on of j P Jones as United Senator. Rem
all, Democrat for Congress, has two
lndred majority.
Oregon.
Grants majority is estimated at 1,O0O.
washing ton Territory.
McFadden, the Democratic candidate for
sIegate to Congress, is supposed elected.