Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1872-11-15
General News Summary.
THE ELECTIONS.


The news received on the morning Of the
9Th indicated,th following results
Neao York.-Greeley's majority in New
York City reported at22, 92S. Grants ma
iority in the State would be about 10000.
Dix, for Governor, and the rest of the Re-
publican State ticket would have from 25,-
900 to 10000 majority. In Rochester, sixteen
women, headed by Susan B. Anthony, voted
in the Eighth Ward. A few swore in their
votes, and the remainder were allowed to
vote in peace-ffteen votes for Grant and
one for Greeley. Havemeyer was probably
elected Mayor of New York City. The Re-
publicans have a working majority in the
Legislature.
Psaasesylvania.-Heavy Republican gains on
the October elections. Grants majority in
Philadelphia, except the Twenty eighth
Ward, 43, $685. he carried every ward in the
city. His majority in the State would range
from 10000 to 100000.
OhiO.-A net Republican gain in the State
of about 5000 over the October vote. The
Democratic and Liberal majority in Hamil-
ton Countysis about 4,5OO. -
Hlinois.-Grant's majority in the State
would be between 10000 and $4,000. The
Republicans carried Chicago by between
1000 and 5000 majority. The entire Repub-
lican State ticket is elected.
IooOa.-The Republican State Committee
claimed majority of $4,000 in the State,
and the entire Congressional delegation.
LoasiSiama.-Greeley's majority would be
about $4,000.
Wisconsin, Milwaukee gives Greeley
majority of 2,161. Republican majority in
the State about $1,000, Legislature Repub-
can. t
Massachusetts,. Boston gives Grant q ma
iority of 5,434 Gooch's majority over Banks
in the Fifth Congressional District is over
1000. All the Republican Congressman
have large maiorities. Grants majority in
the State about $4,000. Full Republican
State ticket elected, and an increased Re-
publican majority in the Legislature.
Ne,O HampShire.-Grant's majority in the
State about 5000.
1Iaine-Republican majority in the State
about $4,000.
Connecticut. Grants majority in the State
about 1000. General Hawley's majority for
Congress about 500.
Ncbraska.-About 10000 majority for
Grant.
South CarOlina.-A Charleston dispatch
says the Indications were that Grant had
carried the State by heavy majority.
New JerSey.-Republica majority in the
State from 49, 900 to 14,OO0. Legislature Re-
publican by 80 majority. or Congress,
the Republicans elect five out of seven mem-
bers; Hazleton in the First, Dobbins in the
Second, Clark in the Third, Phelps in the
Fifth, and Marcus L. Ward, in the Sixth,
The Democrats elect Hamilton in the Fourth,
and probably Taylor in the Seventh.
Dela,care. e@Republica1s claimed the
State by from / 800 to 1900 majority.
Worida.-Bloxham NiberaD is probably
elected Governor.
Rhode IsIand.-Grant's majority about
1000 Both Republican Congressman
elected.
The following is the Electoral vote, as in
dicated on the morning of the 9th:
The news on the morning of the 7th was
to the following effect:
Ne,O Y0rk-Of the 122 members of the State
Assembly, 81 are Republicans. Many of the
latter are said to- be anti-Conkling and it
was thought he would not be returned to
the United States Senate. Scudder, Repub
lican, is elected to Congress in the First
Congressional District. Nearly complete
returns for Mayor of New York City give
Havemeyer, SO, SOC; Lawrence, 45,39S;
O'Brien, 81, ,121. st. John, Republican, is
elected to Congress in the Twelfth District
by POO over Horton.
Ir,diara.-Fifty-six counties, official and
reported majorities, give a Republican ma
7 Oain nf 26(l tO the
county. The Republican Central Com
mittee claimed a majority in the State OF
5000.
WinoiS.-The Repu blicans have majority
in the State Legislature of about 28-13 in
the How ie and Is in the Senate. Grants
majority in Chicago S,776.
Mississippi Republicans claimed the
State by $4,000 majority, and elect five out
of six Congressman. ~-, $
ViSconsir.-Republican majority of two
thirds in the Legislature. Republican Con
gressmen elected Williams in the First ;
Hazleton in the Second Barber in the
Third Rusk in the Sixth : Sawyer in the
Seventh McDill in the Eighth. Democratic
Mitchell in the Fourth and Eldridge in the
Fifth. ~. -......-.
jority for Grant. Page and Houghton, Re-
publicans, and Luttrell, Democrat, are elect
to Congress.
Georyia.--seven Democratic and two Re-
publican Congressman are elected.
TenneSSee.-Greeley's majority estimated
at about &c, 900, and Governor Browns about
the same. The Republicans claimed seven
out of nine Congressman.
Massachusetts,. ts.-Washburn's majority for
Governor about z, 600. s = ttf}S#
North Ct1rOginG.-Grant's majority about
10000
Michigan.-Republican majority variously
estimated at from 10000 to 10000. All the
Congressman were elected by the Republi-
cans. Legislature largely Republican.
Tirginia. Both parties claimed the State.
1IdryJond -Albert, Republican, elected to
Congress in the Fifth District
Observation-Disclosures indicated from 10000
to $1,000 majority for Grant. All the Repub-
lican Congressman are elected.
Aldbama.-Both parties claimed the State.
Bramberg, Liberal, is chosen to Congress in
the First District. Rapier, colored, Republi-
can, is elected in the Secon District Hand
lev, Democrat, in the Third District; Hayes,
Republican, in the Fourth; Caldwell, Demo-
crat, in the Fifth; and Sloss, Democrat, in
the Sixth.
Arkamsas.-Both parties claimed the State.
Missouri State in doubt. Governor Stan.
ard. Republican, in the First. Congressional
District, is elected by small majority
Erastus Wells, Democrat, is reelected in the
Second District. and Nm. ID. Stone, Demo
crat, is elected in Nthe Third District -
Kansas S.-Grant $4,000 majority.
Neuada.-Grant's majority about 1000
Legislature. 52sRepublicaps; 20 Democrats