Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-11-05
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LOUISIANA.

LOUlOLANA.
New ORLEAks Nov.s5;-7Dispaphes from
Brashcar City, Chocoheua, Trenton, Delta and
kerksyille show, by talies, POL majority TOR
Greeley and Brown and the Fusion State
ticket. ....- t.ai,u
The Republican says :Lt:All estimates ire
necessarily based upon, the knowledge 81. the
various parties before the election, but the
general feeling appears bss1Ehaat the Rspash
icans have earriedtha oi.yibg1assRall majority
and the State by at isagat.fG,QoQ,. We are sat
sfed that the Republican majority, whatever
it may be, will be less than we had reason to
expect some days ago. III is possible that there
and there weak candidate, land we hsd, alto
gether too many such on our ticket, j may fall
20 far behind as to fail Of election, though we
confidently believe the. more prominent have
been successful >.@"a. * sI'4eb ,s-,'.}
The Bee expresses the oppiiniSl that Greele ~
and Brown and the. State Fusion ticket have
carried the city by at least 5000 or 10000 ma
iority, aud says the number Of votes. polled in
the city was between $4,000 and 10000. .~,
The Pi:ayune says ''the entire vote of the
parish of New Orleans poled yesterday was
S,C24 The majority for the Liberal Demo:
cratic Fusion ticket is estimated at 12, 900. The
State Fusion ticket is probably elected. p'.,a!!
The Times estimates the number of votes cast
in this city at 10000, aud the majority for
Greeley and Brown II 900. The Liberal State
Committee claim heavy gains in the interior,
and believe the candidates will to the city
about even, leaving them a clear majority OF
1900 in the State. ,.<A.y,.;
New YORK, Nov. S. Specials to, the World,
Tribune and Herald, from New Orleans, gay
Greeley carried Louisiana by a majority rang
ing from $4,000 to 10000. A Times; special
claims the State by the same figures for the
Republicans. ......-,,.. INK:
NEW IORh. - > i "a.
New York, Nov. 5-Fhe weather is clear
and pleasant, aud is as favorable as could be
desired for an election. The city presents o
holiday aspect business for the most part be-
ing suspended. The polls opened at q. m.
and close at p. ~ instead Of at sunset as
formerly.
The stock, gold. produce, cotton and mcr-
chants exchanges are closed; IT.!
The police and federal officers are stationed
at the different polling booths and have the
fullest instructions tot the preservation ofpeace
and the arrest of those who may violate the
law. The city police, however have orders
not to interfere with either the inspectors or
federal supervisors in their mode of scrutiniz.
ing, counting and canvassing BALLOTS
In many places the Apollo Hall party arc
issuing tickets for Herman for Governor. i
ALBANY, Nov. 5.--Eine, weather prevails
to-day and the voting is proceeding steadily
and quietly with INDICATIONS that it will be larg-
er than usual. Both parties are well represent
cd at the polls At noon each appeared salts:
fed with the prospect, showing that at that
time the vote was pretty even.
ROCHESTER, Nov. 5.-This morning at an
early hour Susan 3. Anthony and eight other
females went in body to the polls In the
eighth ward and presented their votes. The
inspectors received the votes and deposited
them in the boxes There were eighteen wo-
men registered in the same district. ...' .
New YORK, Nov. 5.-Numerous arrests
were made up to 1920 a. N. at the polls, most
of them upon warrants issued by acommission-
or upon the charge of false registration. III The
rest were for various causes. Altogether about
fifty were adjudicated at the federal build
ing by commissioner Stilwell for the down dis
tricts up to this time. - .<:..,/ :.
NEW HAMPSHIRE. >";.! "
KEENE, N. H.. Nov. 5-Noon. The election
here is progressing quietly and the indications
at this hour favor a large vote. The Liberal
Republicans and Straight Democrats are voting
strongly the Greeley ticket. ~ 49,, H., gy r..
NAs11uA, N. H., Nov, ,5.-The election is
proceeding quietly. Greeley is:Snot polling a
full democratic votes.t.. Few :O'Conor tickets
will be cast. ,.'% .''' 81. ~.
DOVER, N H., Nov. 5.-,Yoting in the differ
ent precin;s is proceeding quietly. Party lines are
closely drawn, and from appearances the voting
lists will be we'll checked. The weather is so
favorable that the invalid voters will be all
brought to the polls At eleven o'clock the
vote in ward two was, Grant, l52; Greeley So,
in ward three, Grant 1913; Greeley 81. 4
MANCHESTER, November S. The election is
progressing quietly and very full vote is being
cast. Leading Democrats claim that they will
reduce the Republican majority of last spring
in this citv about lOOa. Both sides have hopes
of carrying the State, though betting is gener-
ally favorable to Republican victory.
PENNSYLVANIA.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. .5.--The election is
progressig very quietly. The vote cast so far
is smaller than usual. The democrats art.
making no effort some even voting for Grant.
In seven precincts taken Unfortunately in
the first three hours, the vote stood, for Grant,
54l; Greeley, 1852. = & -
CINCINNATI, Nov. ga special dispatch to
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