Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-09-10

1871 of 1912. The towns not heard from gave
last year: Perham 1855, kimball It'll; ma
jOrity 2444. If this IS increased in proportion to
the towns received, Perham will have IS $50
majority.
The total vote will, if it increases in proper.
ton be 125,6O0, of which Perham should have
70,465 and Kimball 5,1S5. Last year the total
vote was 105,S97, of which Perham had IS 2S5,
kimball 47,57S, scattering 81, being a majority
of 10,101. In our last years dispatch, based on
12S towns, we estimated the majority at II 900,
coming on the first night within 800 of the actual
result
In 1869, Chamberlain (republican) had Is ,525,
PillSbury ldemOcrat) 56,252; republican major
ity 1928, making a republican net loss of near
ly 1000 from that year, but the aggregate vote
OF 1868 was the largest ever thrown, being 81
III, or 5000 more than it will probably be this
year; and this reduction Of the aggregate would
decrease the majority about 1000, so that the net
loss will fairly be 5000 from 1868
In the first congressional district, formerly
Lynehs, the governor vote stands in "a towns
$40
Burlegh's vote runs ahead of the governors.
His majority will probably be 1900, against 1476
for Lynch in 1870
In the fifth district, in A. towns, Perham's
vote is 1868, KimbalPs $685. republican gain
1895.
Hae'S vote is ahead of this, so that his ma
in 1870.
The second third and fourth districts will be
carried by increased majorities; every county
will be carried by the republicans. giving the
senate unanimously republican.
We have no returns from Representatives, but
tne complexion of the house may be judged by
the general result. The republicans have been
Ju0llant here tonight, with cannon, fireworks.
bands, etc.
PORTLAND, Sept 1O.-Twelye additional
Hancock nj
counties give Perham 1414, Kimball 1880; re-
publican majority 224, against 1S9 majority last
year IN the same towns, showing more repub-
mean gain than we have estimated for the whole
state. Total, 210 towns and cities gives Perham
1887, Kimbal, SO 1928; republican majority,
l2059 Last year the same towns gave Perham
39,94S, Kimball, 81 $40; republican majority,
S4O2, net gain from 1871 of 1861. We do not
change out midnight estimates.
AUGUSTA, Me, Sept 10.-Speaker Blaine has
Just now Il A. M sent the following dispatch
10 President Grant:
To the President Of the United States, Long
Branch, MI
We have carried the state for Gov Perham by
more than $4,000 majority, net gain of 5000 on
last years vote. We have carried all the con-
greSsional sdslricts the closest by, well 1000
majority. We have carried every county in the
state, something we never achieved but once be-
fore, have elected every senator, and chosen
more than four-ithS of the house of representa-
tiYes. Our victory is complete and overwhelm-
ing at all points. 1t insures you more than 25-
600 majority in November.
AUGUSTA, Me-, Sept 10, / A. M.-The five
congressional districts have all been carried by
the republicans In the first district Mr. Bur
leigh has about 1000 majority; in the second
Mr.. Frye about 1000; in the third, Mr.. Blaine
about $500; in the fourth, Mr.. Hersey about
1000; and in the fifth, Mr.. Hale about $500
The contest in Kennebec county, where Speak
er Blaine resides, has been peculiarly animated,
and has resulted in giving the speaker a major
ity in every one of the q towns of the county
Six of these towns are usually democratic.