Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-11-07

district, and Sloss Democrat in the
! Sixth district.
MONTGOMERY, November6.- Returns
4 are still meagre, but indicate 5000 Demo-
cratic gain in Dallas, Montgomery,
1 Barbour, Mobile, MarengO, and Hill
counties, $500 Republican gain in Mad
ison, Shelby, Tuscaloosa, and Morgan.
District Of Columbia.
WASHINGTON, November 6.-NUmer-
oGs messages were received by the Pres
ident to-day, congratulating him on bis
I lre-election. Many persons called at the
I Executive mansion to tender similar
expressions. The National Repu5ticdH
and Daily Chronicle, administration
! Journals. are iubilant over the result Of
the Presidential election. The RHTtot,
/ Democratic, says: "Fhe result excited
no surprise, for it has been foreshadowed
ever since Pennsylvania was carried by
fraud and treacheryin October. We ac-
cept the inevitable. The Liberal move
ment is temporarily checked, but not de-
feated. It's ultimate triumph is certain.
There are thousands who eonspired
against it that viii live to deplore their
mistaken opposition"
Missouri.
IL. LOUIS -NOhElllIEE u L He NDAt VI
this city and County has not yet been
counted. Greeleyis majority, however,
will be about $500 in the city and some
thing over 5000 in the county. The Re
pubiicans claim their Sheriff, Judge of
the Circuit Court and County Marshall.
GOverno. Stanard, Republican, is elect
ed by a small majority in the Third
Congressional District. Mr.. Erastus
NNaIle Tlarsr1n-nH - GlnTfaH in the
Second district and William II. Stone,
Democrat, was elected from the Third
district. The HEIrus from the State are
still very meagre, but the Democrats
claim from 1000 to 10000 majority and
the Republicans coucede from %, 900 to
80 900: the Democrats also claim nine
out Of thirteen Congressional districts.
New York.
NEW YORK, November 6.-The cleo
ton estimate given to Grant is twenty
eight States and to Greeley eight, or
two hundred and siXty-eight electoral
votes for Grant TO ninety for Greeley.
The popular majority for Grant is placed
at $50, 600. All but three election dis
tricts are heard from on the mayoralty.
The vote in this city give Havemeyer,
Republican, 81 ,957; Lawrence, Tam
many, 1855; O'Brien, Apollo Hall,
34,30l. Havemeyer's plurality being
3454. The returns from all but the
Eighteenth district in the city give 5.
5. Cox, Democratic candidate for Con-
gresham at Large, D, 3S7 majority over
Tremaine. The following Is the result
for city officers: Judge Supreme Court,
Noah Davis; Judge Superior Court, H.
c. Van Worst; City Judge, Josiah Suth-
erland; District Attorney, B. K. Phelps;
Coroner, AdOlph Kessler. All Republi-
cans except Sutherland and Kessler, who
were candidates from Apollo Hall, also
supported by Republicans. The Con-
gressmen elected from the city are
William Roberts, james Brooks, Thomas
J. CTeamer, and Fernando Wood, all
Democrats. John d. Lawson David r.
Mellish, Republicans.
Eleven Tammany Assemblymen were
elected in the city, with nine Republi-
cans and one representative Of Apollo
Hall, who was also supported by Re- /
pubiicans. Returns thus far received |
from Brooklyn give Greeley S5,401, |
and Grant 81 42J. Schumacher, Demo- |
crat, is elected to Congress from the
Second district, and Stewart L. Wood |
ford and p. II. CrOoker, Republicans /
from the Third and Fourth districts. |
The Democrats elect six Of the nine As
semblymen on the city ticket. The As
sembly in the State viii probably stand /
A Democrats and 81 Repu. cans. The |
Senate, which is Republican, holding |
over from last years vote on the gener- /
ii ticket in the city and county, fell |
short Of registration. 1914 is the Re /
publican vote, 462 mOrs than was cast |
a year ago. kernan's majority in the /
city viii be probably 10000, but be will /
not have enough over his ticket in the
State 10 defeat Dix.
Returns from all but six electoral dis
tricts give Havemeyer 5442 majority for
Mayor.