New national era. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1870-1874, 1872-10-10

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In seictO county, Wikof, (Rep.) for Secretar1
| OF State, has $50 majority.
INDIANA.
| FoRT WAYNE, I'M. Oct. 9-Stenben county
gives Browne, (Rep.,) for Governor, s75 ma
ISpnNApoLrs, Oct. q.-Addtioual returns
from "a scattering townships show Republican
| maIoritles in Is and Democratic in g.
Indianapolis specials report the defeat Of
Noorhees by considerable majority. The Re
publlcans claim the State for Governor by 2, 500
majority, and the Democrats are confident o!
Hendricks election by a small majority
NEW YORK, Oct. "a private reliable dis
patch from indianapolis states that the net gain.
| tor the Republicans in III townships at noon
foot up 200 over the vote of 1870
| CINCINNATI, Oct. "a special to the Gazsett
from indianapolis says III townships give a ne;
Republican gain of 1,723.
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 9.-St. Joseph county
gives for Governor SOC Republican majority, d
Republican gain of %.
Official returns from o. townships in Indi-
| ana show net Republican gain of 1,61S.
The chairman of the State Central Committee
| claims the State by 5000 majority.
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. Clinton county is re
ported to give 800 Democratic majority. The
| returns indicate the following results in the
lug Cooiolldi uiSlrlClS. Inc FIRST, second,
lhlrd, and Seventh districts have gone Demo
cratic: the Fifth, Eighth, Ninth, Tenth. and
Eleventh districts are Republican; and the
Fourth district WILSON'S 81 and the Sixth (Voor.
heesD are very close and doubtful.
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 9.-The following are re-.
ported official majorities from counties in la.
diana:
Observation-Disclosures, 1885, Henry, 1853;
Howard, 1854 :, Lagrange, ESQ., Putnam, COS /;
St. Joseph. 5O7; Steuben, s75; Tppecanoe, 40;
Union, 220; Nanderburg, $50; Wayne, 1000 !;
Miami, 10; Henricks, 1900; Vigo, $50 to 200 |;
Lake, $50.
Observation-Disclosures, $40: Clinton, $50 De
Aalb, so; Fulton, 1877; Shelby, 700; Marshall,
~ Green, mine townships A; Clark, 6T5 /;
Montgomery, 116.
Ten townships of Owen county give a Demo
cratic majority of 1871 on the State ticket, aad
I23 Tor Voorhees,, Democrat for Congress.
Hunser. Republican, for Congress-, leads his
ticket, and ii is probable that Voorhees, is de-
feated.
The Republican State Central Committee
figures the House of Representatives as 90 Re-
publicans 35 Democrats, and u doubtful.
The contest on the State ticket is so close that
it will require the official vote to decide it.
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct 9.-The latest returns to-
night shew gains for the Democrats on the State
ticket, and indicate the election of Hendricks
for Governor by small majority. The Repub.
licans gain two Congressmea and probably lose
one.
The following are elected to Congress in the
various Congressional districts: First district,
Nihlack, Democrat; Second, Wolf, Democrat,
Third, Holman Democrat; Fourth, Wilson, Re
publican, by 900 majority; Fifth district, Co
burn Republican Sixth, Hunter, Republican,
over Voorhees, by 200 majority Seventh, Cason,
over Manson; Eighth, Tyner, Republican;
Mini. Nef. Democratic. over Sharks, Re
mn Il fbn
Republican; Eleventh, Paclarll, Republican.
MINNEAPOLIS, Oct AT Ii o clock to night
the Republican central committee figure ma
jority, Oh actual official returns from AZ counties
and partial returns and estimated majorities
from the rest Of the State, of 22S for Brown, Re-
publican.
The Democratic committee net gain on re-
turns from 30 counties on the vote on 1868,
which, with partial returns and estimated ma
jorites from the rest of the State, will elect Hen
bricks by 1000 majority. The vote is so close
that it may require the official maiorities TO de
termine the result.
The Democrats are iubant. The following
majorities from counties are reported officially:
Allen county, 2,SIS for Hendricks Bartholo-
new, 900 for Democrats Benton. 122 RepubIi
can majority: Decatur, Rep, 17s; Delaware,
Rep, l,ls5; Ekhart, Dem, 100: Floyd, Dem,
a95 70, Governor; Grant, Rep, CPS Hendricks,
Rep, l,200 Howard, Rep, 964; Jasper, Rep,
800; johnson, GALL but one township,) Dem,
SOB; Knox. Dem, SO; Lake, Rep, $50; Mar
shall, Dem, AZ: Mont gomery, DEM, lie !;
Morgan. Rep, 355; Newton. Rep. 1870; Porter,
Rep, AGO; Posey, DEM, 300; Rush, Rep, ZIG !;
Stark, Dem, 81; Steuben, Rep, S75 Upton,
Dem, 245; Wabash, Rep, I,127: Warreu,
Rep, Sol: Wayne. Rep, 1850; Whitley,
DEM, 300.
The late returns giving Democratic gains will
not change the complexion of the Legislature
from that previously reported.
The Democrats coneede majority in the Lee
gslature to the Republicans. This will insure
the re election of Morton 10 the Senate