Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-11-06
New York and Illilsis still Dsubtful-
Immense Liberal Gains in Chicago.
Louisiana, Tennessee, Kentucky
Georgia and Missouri Ger
tain for Greeley.
s.. Louis Gives over 1--WE thousand
Denecratie Majerfty-Csl. Gros-
veRorss Election Conceded.
Missouri Elects q Full Demo-
cratic Congressional
Delegation.

No definite idea can be formed of
the majorities i'll the different states,
but up to this time, the indications
are strong in Grants favor. His
election is generally conceded. New
York aud Illinois are considered
doubtful, but the other Northern
states are supposed to have gone
Radical.
Below we give the latest dispatches
taken from the Kansas City Times of
this morning:
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 5.-The announce
ment has just been made from the
front of the new Republican building
that the entire Democratic county
ticket has been elected in st. Louis
county. Erastus Wells Is elected i'll
the third district. Greeley has 800
majority in tho first district, but the
count has not yet reached GrOsvenor.
1t IS very close between him and
Stanard, with the chances i'll his
favor.
The returns from S6S election dis
tricts in New York give Greeley a
majority OF $4,000. The returns from
Tennessee indicate the election of
Andy johnson to Congress. Missis-
! sippi, as far as heard from, gives a
Radical maj, but with a Democratic
maj. in Pennsylvania the Radicals
have it all their own way. Allegheny
county and Pittsburgh give Grant
$4,000 majority.
Returns from Ohio indicate n ma
jOrity for Grant, although the Liberal
gain is large ip Columbus and Gin
cinnati over the vote of October.
Large Liberal gains are reported in
Illinois. Sangamon county gives a
Liberal gain of 700. Reports from
tho State are very vague and contra
dictory.
Radical gains are reported from
Kentucky in Frankfort, Lexington
and Covington.
Indiana gives gains for Grant over
the October vote. Returns thus far
indicate that Grant will carry the
State by from 1000 to 5000 majority.
GRosvENoR's ELECTION is CON.
CEDED
at the Democrat office by q. small
majority. The returns from other
States Indicate that Grant has carried
New York, Indiana, Connecticut,
/ New Hampshire, North Carolina, and
Z zen Delaware by l,45O majority.
GREELEY HAS CARRIED
Louisiana, Kentucky, Tennessee,
Georgia and Missouri. According
to tho reports now i'll, New York is
still regarded as doubtful, but the
Democratic majority of $1,000 in
New York and Brooklyn bids fair to
be overcome, according to the tenor
of the dispatches received from the
interior Of the State.
All the returns thus far from 1lli-
nois show that
KoERNER HAS GAINED
largely over Oglcsby, but do not
show q corresponding gain tor
Greeley.
Ohio Will not vary much from the
October result.
Grants majority in Indiana will
reach 5000, unless the southern couL-
ties not heard from gain over the
Liberal vote of October.
The Greeley mel here have lost all
heart. Hyde, of the Republican,
gives the whole thing up. Yet it
must be borne in mind that the re-
turns are very scattering and mengre,
and it may prove not rs bad after all.
st. Louis county gives Greeley and
the State ticket over W thousand
majority.
PENNSYLVANIA.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov 5.-Scatter-
State show gains for Grant over the
Governors vote. .
Twenty wards in this city give
! Grant $4,000 majority; nine wards to
| hear from.
NEW YORK.
Returns from A towns and districts
in various parts of the State outside
of the city of New York, give 4 net
gain tor Grant compared with the
Presidential vote of 1870, of 1,248.
New YORK CITY, Nov. 5.-Fourth
Assembly District: Greeley, 5000
Grant, 1,476. Que hundred aud six
ty-eight election districts give Gree
ley SOIL majority.
NEW YORK, Nov. g. Eleventh
District: Greeley, 2,5l3; Grant, s.
$50. Second District: Greeley, g.
952 Grant, 1,497. The district al
ready reported embracing ZS6 election
districts out of 5lS, give Greeley
10,0SO majority.
VERMONT.
MONTPELIER, Nov. 6.-Sixty-six
towns give Grant IL, 166 aud Greeley
1926. O'Conor's vote is very light.
CoNNECuTIcUT.
HARTFORD, Nov. 5.-Returns from
sixty towns, including Hartford, New
Haven, New Britain, Meriden aud
Waterbury give Grant 1 ,349 majority.
KENTUCKY.
LExINGToN,N Nov. 5.-In Lexington
Grants majority is 1858. Beck
Midway gives AZ majority for Grant
Beck, 1l9 majority.
Reported majorities indicate the
election OF Beck for Congress BY
about 1000 majority.
i INDIANA.
INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 5.-The elee,
ton returns are coming in slowly
Thirty-two townships and, wards
heard from show a net Republican
gain over the vote for Hendricks fol
Governor in October of 3,6Os. The
comparisons at the Presidential vote
will all be made on the vote for Gov.