Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-11-06
dl1aurttster Daily Spn.
THE ELECTIONS.
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Sussex county will give Greeley a majority
Kent county will probably give Grant MAORI
1000. ~ : '''''''
WILMINGTON, Del, Nov. 5.-Grant and vii
son have carried the state by a small majority.
Large republican gains are reported everywhere
throughout the state.
California.
SAN FRANc1sco, Nov 5.-The election is
passing of quietly. Some half dozen arrests
have been made for violation of the new law.
The law requiring uniformity of tickets pre-
vents accurate estimates of theresult. Both par
ties in the city are confident OF victory.
SAN FRANCIsCo, Nov. 5.-The election in
This state passed off quietly. The chairman ef
the state central committee claims this city by
5000 maiority for Grant. Others estimate the
majority at $500; but it is impossible TO tell
certainly until the figures ofthe count are given.
Virginia.
ALEXANDRIA, Va, Nov. 5.-In Alexandria
CITY there is tie vote between Greeley and
Grant Hunton, conservative, for congress, has
q majority.
ALEXANDRIA, Nov. 5.-Harris, conservative,
in the 9TH district, elected; Hunton, conserva-
tive, in the Sth district is also elected.
Maine.
PORTLAND, Ne, Nov 5.-Portland gives
Grant net gain of 964 over the republican vote
of September; and Lewiston 2I2.
majority of 962, against S52 for Gov. Perham
in September.
PORTLAND, Ne, Nov. 5, $40 P. Nifty
towns give Grant 1880, Greeley, $780, repub-
liean majority of $3.50. In 1868 the same towns
gave Grant q $40, Seymour II CPS; republican
majority 1895. The republican majority in the
state in 1868 was 2s,0SS. This indicates about
the same majority, with a much smaller aggre-
gate vote.
AUGUSTA, Ne, Nov. 5.-The following mes
sage was sent tonight by J. G. Blaine 10 Presi-
dent Grant:
10 President Grant, Washington:
On the night of our state election, | tele-
grdphed you that Maine would give you a ma
jority of $4,000 think from the returns thus
far received that the majority may reach 1000.
(Signed) j. g. BLAINE.
New Hampshire.
NASHUA, Nov 5.-Grant, 500 majority; gain
of PA on vote of March last The republicans
claim New Hampshire by from 1900 to 1000.
CONCORD, 5 P. M.-The election is progress
ing quietly in this city No correct estimate
can be made OF the results at this time, though
the indications are that the relative vote will be
substantially the same as last March, with per-
haps falling off on both sides
CONCORD, n. H., P. NJ, Nov. eighty
towns give Grant 1906, Greeley 1890, scatter
ing 161. The same towns gave in 1868, Grant
II 301, Seymour 1902.
CONCORD, n H., 5 10 2. NJ, Nov. 5.-Ninety-
nine lONHS 1--WE OEduI 1871, UIetltY IO,AI4,
scattering 173. The same towns gave in 1868,
Grant 19,467, Seymour 1868. The state goes
1900 or over Tor Grant.
One hundred and thirty-four towns give
Grant 25,975, Greeley 1888, scattering 204.
The same towns gave, in 1868, Grant 26,94S,
Seymour 0664.
CONCORD, n. H., Nov. 5.-0ne hundred and
sixty-one towns give Grant 80,2S4, Greeley a.
$40, scattering 225. A Grant majority of 1000
is indicated.
Vermont.
MoNTpEMER, Nov. 5.--SiXty-six towns give
Grant is 1865 and Greeley 1923. The O'COnor
vote is very large. The three republican nomi-
nees are elected TO congress by the usual major
ity except the second district, where Steele, re-
publican, has carried a few hundred votes
against Poland, the regular nominee. Poland
is, however, elected by a handsome majority
The same towns in 1868 gave Grant 1865, and
Seymour 51S9
MONTPELIER, VI, $40 P. NJ, Nov. eighty
nine towns give Grant % 1853, Greeley 6466. In
1868, eghty-one towns gave Grant a majority Of
1880; in 1872 it was 15,4S5.
Grants majority in the state will probably be
about 81 600, or 1000 less than in1S6S.
Connecticut.
New HAVEN, Conn., Nov 5.-New Haven
gives Greeley 470G, Grant 1851, O'COnor AZ,
Black 4; a republican gain of 1926 over 1868.
EHARTFORD, Conn, Nov. j-Gen. Hawley's
majority over Eaton in this district is Gil, with
one small town to hear from. The streets are
filed with republicans marching and cheering
with the greatest enthusiasm. Connecticut is
for Grant by about 5000.
Hartford, CT, Nov. 5.-The returns at the
Courant Office, lacking only four towns in the
state give the following result bV counties: