The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1872-11-08

outside of that city, gives 1000 majority for
Grant. Greeley everywhere run Behind the
ticket for Congressman
NEW YORK, Nov. IA telegram from Balti-
more says the official count of Maryland will
make Greeley's majority about 1000.
MICHIGAN.
The Congressional Delegation.
NEW YORK Nov THE Chairman of the
Michigan Republican Committee says that
Congress
New YORK, Nov. IA Washington special
says a dispatch to the President from Missouri
says that both parties claim the State and the
result is still in doubt
ST. LOUIS, Nov. I'm most of the counties
heard from Woodson DEM, for Governor,
runs ahead of Greeley, and Henderson (Rep),
for Governor, runs slightly behind Grant
Parker (Rep), for Congress in the 9th district,
has about 200 majority. Crittenden Deml in
the 18th district, beats Burdett about 1000.
KANSAS.
TOPEKA, Nov. From returns received by
the Republican State Central Committee it is
estimated that Grants majort 10 the State is
10000. Every county north of Kansas river
gives Grant majority ranging from 100 to 1900,
aggregating 10000 to 10000
VIRGINIA.
Republican Majority Reported at 5000
to 5000.
New YORK, Nov. IA special from Rich
mond states that Grant has majority in Vir-
ginia of from 5000 to 5000
RICHMOND, Nov IA special from Lynch
burgh says that Whtehouse (dem.) is elected
in the 9Th district by 200 majority. In Pittsyl-
vania and Henry counties the Republican gain
is 1862 These counties are in the 9TH district, in
which the contest between Davis (dem.) and
(rara \ f,,1 AL
that he is elected.
RICHMOND, Nov Full county returns come
in slowly, but from official and unofficial re-
ports it appears that in AZ counties and three
cities Grant has gained 1900 on Walkers ma
jority OF 1869, leaving about 1000 to be over
come in the remaining 81 counties. The Re-
publicans are now claiming the State by from
5000 to 5000 majority. The heavy gains reported
to-day indicate marked change in the aspect
of the Congressional delegation. 1t is now
by the Republicans that they have not only
elected their Republicans in the I'd, Sd and 4th
districts, but also in the LIST, 9Th and 6th leav-
ing only the 18th, Sth and 9th for the Demo-
Gratis. There is however, doubt in regard to
the 1st 4th and 9Th districts.
GEORGIA.
NEW YORK, Nov. IA special from Savah-
nah states that Scion and WHITLEY, Republic
cans, are elected to Congress, and probably
Freeman.
SAVANNAH, Nov. 1.-THE result of the cleo
ton in this district is still undecided, though
Rowls, Dem, for Congress, is defeated.
KENTUCKY.
New yoptx Nov 7-Tbo panrh,;o. sto+o
Committee of Kentoi no,,oaJdp ttnt 81 noa "
Greeley by from oOO to ~ oO m aio %y ''"'' W
The State Couceaca IN e.re.Isv
LOUISVILLE. Nov. 7-Returns arc still, verv
meagre. hut enouoh is secnred tn indicate that
the Republicans have carried four of tbe ten
Congressional districts: four are certainIv for
the Democrats and two are doubtful Rurns
(Rep.) is elected to CONGRESS- in The tenth dis
trict and Wood (Ren in the ninth The Re- :
publicans concede the State to Greeley bv from
1000 to To- 600. -
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NV
son claims 6 Grant os 80 iar specla1 irom Jack
80 son no oaius Oraht majority IN mississippi at
io'ooo mxr
NAsuvu,p Nov 7-Pororts 90 +,,o o,oo.;o,,
received from nemocrat!c and e PennbIiaor
sources make tbe Con%ressnn.l Jl'oaat;a,,
stand as follows: 1st District. Rutler rem ID
District. Thornbug. rem: I'd District Crutcb-
trict, Harrison, rep; 9th District, Gibbs rep.
Iln District, Atkins, dem:; 9TH District, Mum,
rep, 2.u DisIrice, LEWIS, rep. by state at
large, Maynarq, rep. Inc democrats 40 not
IeI give up nttnorne IN tne otn Distrlct
I pnas 'sey co,ceaE the eiection OF Maynard
sSo,u t ns hI P mouIt anu es'ern tennessee
S SNOW IhaI brown, Liberal, LOT governor, has
lost heavily on his vote OF 1870, and fears are
haatar MI h p%i quarters I1at ne -
pains in the T.egislatnre Int tbsra ;S notbiho
definite as to the comnleyion Of that bodv nns
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ALABAMA.
Probable Success of the Republican
Ticket.
MONTGOMERY, Nov 7-Great and feverish
interest has been manifested for the past two
days in the recent State election, which even
yet is in doubt The Republican gains are un-
expectedly large in the northern counties. The
Democratic gains and losses are computed on
1871 and foot up as follows. Gains G500. losses
10000. This embraces unofficial returns from
70 counties, polling considerably more than half
of the State, and indicates the election of the
Republican State ticket by a small majority.
Greeley ran slightly behind the State ticket.
The Legislature is doubtful, but the Democrats
claim small majority in both houses. For
Congress, Sloss and Caldwell from the 9Th and
9Th district, are certainly elected. Handley,
Dem, seems defeated in the Sd district by Pei
ham, Dem. hamburg, Lib, is elected from
the first district by 1000 majority.
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