Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-11-08
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New Orleans, Nov. 6.-The vote OF the
city is not yet counted, and will prooa-
bly take three four or days. 1t is believed
that the Liberal majority in Orleans Par
;sh is between 10, 600, and $1,000. Both
parties claim the State. the Liberals be-
ing confident Of 10,O 900 majority.
Gen. George A. Sheridan, Liberal, is
elected for Congressman at large, defeat
ing Pinchback.
New York, Nov. 6.-Returns from all
but six election districts. give Havemey-
er 5,442 majority for Mayor. OF l22
members for State Assembly chosen, 81
are Republicans, but it is believed many
of them are anti-C onklin.
Scudder, Republican, is elected to Con-
gress from the first district instead OF
Covert, Democrat, as reported.
Vim. T. Havemayer, the newly elected
Mayor, received to-day congratulations
of several political friends, including
many of the best known men Of the city
and State.
Memphis, Nov. 6.-Returns from a
number OF counties in Mississippi show
majorities for Grant, but the aggregate
vote is light.
indianapolis, Nov. 6.-Returns from
Sc counties, official and reported, show
Republican majority Of 1858, an av-
erage gain Of $50 to the county. The
Republican Central Committee claim the
State by $4,000.
Newark, N. j., Nov. 6.-The Republic
cans carry the State by $4,000, and will
have 80 majority on joint ballot in the
legislature.
Montgomery, Ala, Nov. 6.-Returns
are still meagre, but indicate 5000 Dem
ocratic gain in Dallas, Montgomery, Mo-
bile and Hill counties, and $500 Repub-
lican gain in Madison, Shelby, Tusca-
loosa and Macon counties.
Tallahassee, Fla, Nov. 6. - Returns
come in very slowly. Twelve counties
heard from give Hart, Republican cand'-
date for Governor, 5000 majority.
Richmond, Va, Nov. Traditional
returns show increased Republican gains
in this Stale. Many Democrats concede
it to Grant, while others are sanguine o.
carrying it for Greeley. In this Congress
sional district, the returns are favorable
for Smith, Republican, for Congress
Wise, Democrat, is confident of his cleo
ton by small majority. The Republi
can State Committee claim the State.
Nashville, Nov. 7.-Returns come il
slowly, and the full vote OF only fe,
counties is yet received. 1t is estimate
that Greeley's majority will be abou
10000 and Gov. Browns about the same
The Banner to-day editorially accep,
the result Of the Presidential contest O
not unexpected, since the October Gle,
tons. 1t declares it wisdom on th
part of the southern people to GRACEFUL
acquiesce in Grants reelection, and
give his second administration heart
support until it proves itself unworth,
1t thinks he has every incentive to NAL
his administration acceptable to Il
whole country. ...-..
Chicago, Nov. 7.-Grant's majority
this State will not be less than 5000
Oglesby, for Governor, probably rul
: 10000 behind. The Republicans pro
ably elect 10 out Of 10 Congressman.
The Republicans will have a MAORI
Of 1913 on joint ballot in the Illinois legi
lature.
Boston, Nov. 6-The vote Of Mass
chusetts, nearly completed, foots up
9 Grant 13O,077 and for Greeley $3.50
Grants majority 72,2l7. washburr
n majority for Governor II, 238.
=. Concord, N. H., Nov. Grant v
a probably have $4,000 majority in i
= State.
Washington, N. c., Nov. 6.-Additio
al returns indicate that Grant will ha
:. 10000 majority in the State.
n Bangor, Me-, Nov. 6.-Returns in,
. cate $4,000 Republican majority in t
. State. ..E .4rsrsu
Baltimore, Nov. 6.-Returns indics
that Grseley's majority in Maryland
5000.
Hartford, Nov. 6.-Grant carries I
State by 1851.
u Washington, D. G., Nov. 6.-Preside
Grant to-day said, that apart from pub
issues involved, he was gratified Ii
the result Of the election has vindicat
. his private character, which has been
: violently assailed.
% There is no question but there will
= one change in the cabinet at the CO.
= mencement Of the next presidential ter
: Secretary Fish, by his own desire, "
retire from the cabinet. There ID
probability Of change for Attorn
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