Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-11-07
NEW YORK.
The CITY Election.

| NEW YORK, Nov. 6-The vote for Mayor
with only few districts to be heard from
is as follows: Havemeyer, Republican 40
| 296, Lawrence, Democrat, 1886, O'Brien,
Apollo Hall Democrat, 24,Sl9. The re-
turns for Supreme Court Judge give Davis,
Republican, 42,8l5, Anderson, Apollo Hall
| Democrat, 27,735, Leonard, Democrat, 3d.
337. For City Judge, Sutherland, who was
supported by Apollo Hall Democrat and
Republican has 5T,428, Bedford, Tammany
| Democrat. 1874.
The small vote polled for O'Brien has
| caused great surprise among the adherenis
of Apollo Hall. Many votes that were
counted on for O'Brien were cast for Have
meyer. The Irish in most of the districts
voted largely for Havemeyer and Law
renee.
Returns from all but eight election dis
tricts in the city give S. S. Cox, Democrat
ic candidate Congressman at large, 1887
| majority over Fremain.
The Congressman elected from the city
are VIM. Roberts, Jas. Brooks, homas J.
Dreamer, Fernando Wood, all Democrats;
John ID. Lawson and David r. Mellish, Re-
publicans.
Eleven Tsmm2ny assemblymen are elect
ee in the city, nine Republicans and one
representative of Apollo Hall who was also
supported by the Republicans.
Brooklyn.
The returns thus far received from Brook
Ign give Greeley 80 ,401, Grant 1,429. A.
Shoemaker Democrat is elected to Congress
from the second district; Stewart L. Wood
ford and P. H. Croker, Republicans in the
Sd and 4th. Democrats elect six of nine
assemblymen on the city ticket.
The State Ticket.
The Assembly in this State will probably
stand A Democrats and 81 Republicans.
The Senate, which is Republican, holds
over from last year. The vote on the gen.
eral ticket in the city and county fell short
of the registration 16,7l4. The Republican
vote is 462 more than it was last year.
Kernan's majority in the city will be proba-
bly, 10000, but he will not have enough
over his ticket in the State to defeat Dix.
Election Night.
Thousands thrcnged the bulletin boards
at newspaper offices and elsewhere to hear
the election news in the city last night. At
Cooper Institute the Republicans assem-
bled, where speeches were made and gen.
eral iubilation INDUCED in. A like ceiebra-
ton was also had at Tammany Hail. The
day was unusually quiet here, very few dis
turbances of the peace are reported. Dur
ing the day Deputy United States Mar
shall was arrested for drunkenness. The
Apolloites dispersed early from their hSll
last night on hearing the news of the defeat
of their candidate. Altogether, cleo ion
night was the most peaceful heretofore seen
in the city.
Yesterdays Developments.
The World estimates the Assembly at
at So Democrats to 76 Republicans. Hous-
ton, Democrat, is elected to Congress from
the 18th district by $500 majority. Two
counties, 6l0 towns and 81 districts in the |
interior of the State, additional, give Dix |
6,S36 majority. Returns from all but six |
election districts give Havemeyer SAP ma
jOrity for Mayor.
COnkIing's Goose Cooked.
or 12O members of the State Assembly |
chosen, 81 are Republicans. 1t is believed |
many of the latter aIe anti Conkling Re-
publicans, which leads to the belief that |
Senator Conkling will not be returned to
the United State Senate.
Scudder, Republican, is elected to Con-
gress in the first Congressional district, in
stead of Cavert, Democrat, as reported.
William Ii. Havemeyer, the newly elect
ed Mayor received to-day the copgratula
lions Of his numerous personal and polit-
ical friends.
The aldermanic ticket endorsed by the
Committee of 10 is elected throughout.
ONEIDA county gives Greeley 1926.
KerDan runs over one thousand ahead OF
Greeley in this his own county.
st. John, Republican, is elected to Con
gress in the twelfth district by 200 majority
over Horton.
Of the assistant aldermen chosed are
Tammanyites, 5 Apollo Hallites, and Re-
publicans.
Nearly complete returns for Mayor give
H4vemeyer 47,Sl6, Lawrence 45,39S, o.
Brien 3l,121.
THE LATEsT-Quite number Of cleo
ton districts are YET to be reported. Sber-
i'll Brennan claims the election Of Law
renee, which, however, is hardly probable
New Jersey.
NEW YORK, Nov. 6.-New jersey
gives nearly l6 0G0 majority and elected 9
Republican Congressman.
NEWARK, n. j., Nov. Conditional re-
turns show the Republicans carried the
State by twelve thousand majority. The
Republicans will have a majority Of 81 on
joint ballot In the next Legislature.
Pennsylvania.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 6.-The North
American estimates Grants majority In
this State at one hundred and twenty i've
thousand.
maryland.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 6.-Albert, Republic
can, was elected TO Congress from the nth
district by several hundred majority.
LATER.-Returns indicate that Greeley's
majority in Maryland is 5000.
Delaware
WILMINGTON, DEL, Nov. 6.-Grant's
majority in this State is six hundred and
eleven.