The Van Buren press., 1872-11-12
TELEGRAPH NEWS.
Especial Dispatch y the RspuslieanI
THE PRRsIDRNcY.
A Second Term Of Grantism Inevitable,

Very little excitement in the CITY to.
night and no particular interest mani
Tested in the result, except ~ regards 10.
cal candidates. This city gives Greeley
22,954, while Ssymsur in 1868 had over
$4,000. Greeley has lost the State and
carried down with him both Cox and
herman. The legislature is largely Re
publican and will elect q. Governor Nor.
gan to the Senate in place of Conkling
We have saved not moro than twelve OF
the thirty-three Congrsssmeu in this
State. Four Democrats and one Radical
are returned from this city. Fernando
Wood and James Brooks are re elected.
Returns from other States indicate that
Grant has made almost sweep Of the
country. leaving Greeley half dozen
States. At O'Clock the Times claimed
fifteen States and 1913 electoral votes for
Grant
Dispatches read at the Democratic
headquarters to night, make it evident
that this disastrous result was brought
about by the refusal of large proper
ton of the Democracy to vote this ere
ates feeling Of intense disgust August
Schell said to night, that the Liberal par
ty is the party OF the future, IS it was not
much for the present
1t is most difficult to get at particulars,
the ballots in this city are so badly mixed
that they require unusual time to count
Greeley falls behind Herman in the city
several thousand. The mayoralty has
not been settled Laurence's friends claim
his election and Havemeyer is also con
fident. O'Brisn is completely sold out,
but his party all day voted for Grant and
Dix, which is the probable cause of our
losing this State.
Illinois.
CHICAGO, Nov. 6, 10 :O5 An
This State has gone 10000 for Grant
Oglesby, Republican. for Governor, has
10000 majority. The Liberal German
vote in the State is heavy Cook county
about 1900 The Republicans cast light
vote in the city, thirty-seven out Of
eighty -four precincts gave Grant $500
majority. A quiet election and heavy
vote pollsd in the city
PENNSYLVANIA.
PlrrsBURG, Nov. 5.
This county gives Grant within frac
ton Of $4,000 majority, being gain on
the Republican October vote of nearly
1000. Comparatively light vote is be-
ing polled; the Democratic vote in every
ward and district in the county has large
ly fallen off, and partial returns from
thirty western counties indicate MAORI.
ty for Grant in this State Of 6.50O. The
quistest election ever held in this city.
Fuller returns indicate Grants major
ity in this county at 10000, and in the
State at $4,000 The election WAS allow
cd to 90 by default in many Democratic
districts. N"
Indiana.
INDIANAPOLIs, Nov. 6.
Returns from forty one counties give
Grant 2,70G majority, a Republican gain
Of 3,400. The indications are that Grant
will saIry the State by between b,OoenE
5000. on largely increased vote from
the October return. The Republican
gains average 30 to each precinct and
there are about loco precincts in the
State.
Kentucky.
FRANKFORT, Nov. B.
Returns from the State So FAR as heard
from, indicate a light vote for President.
rs compared with the last gubernatorial
election. The Republican vote is gen
orally tull. while the Democratic vote
shows falling off of fully 20 per cent.
The OConor vote is insignificant, the
decrease representing the silent vote.
Should this rate hold good throughout
the State, Creeley's majority will be
small, less than 10000
The Democratic Congressman, we be-
licve will be elected from every district
In this Seventh district, Beck, Democrat,
is rs elected over Trabue, the straighout
Democrat. by over 1000 majority, an in
crease of 5000 over his last majority.
Connecticut.
HARTFORD, Nov. D.
Returns from all but four towns give
Grant majority Of 4,442, and splnrali-
ty Of 4,S22.
New Hampshire.
NASHUA, Nov, 8.
The Republicans claim New Hamp-
shire by from 1900 to 20CO majority.
Rhode Island.
PRovlpENcr, Sept 5.
Rhode Island gives Grant an increased
Republican majority and elects both Re
publican Congressman.
South Carolina.
CnARLEsroN, Nov D.
Returns from various portions Of South
Carolina indicate that Grant has carried
the Stale by heavy majority. The white
vote was remarkably light
Wisconsin.
MILWAUKEE, Nov. 5.
Returns thus fur show from u to 10,
600 Republican majority, six Congress,
men and good majority in the Legisla-
ture Hon. Alex. Mitchell, Democrat
is elected to Congress from the Milwau
kec district.
Mississippi.