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Terms Of subscription
JOHNSON VS.. GRANT.

Andrew Johnson with all his vaga-
ries, had some sense of the value OF
clean hands in President, as we'll as
the dignity which should attach to
the office. We all know how promptly
he declined the profiered gift of a
carriage and pair of horses, as being
inconsistent with his sense of pro-
prietv. Not long after Johnson was
inaugurated, brother of Bierstadt,
the artist, appeared in Washington
for the purpose of getting supscrip-
tions for an engraving of his brothers S
picture of the Rocky Mountains.
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thought it would be a good thing to
have the President of the United
States head the list. Impressed
with this happy idea, he armed him
self with a copy of the engraving tan
Indian proof for presentation and
proceeded to the White House,
where, without passing a guard of
three Brigrdier Generals, he was
received 10y the President with that
courtesy for which he was peculiar.
But much to the disappointment of
the applicant, President Johnson
declined either to accept the picture
q present or to head the list of
subscribers. And as he did this, he
said it was only from a sense of the
respect due to the Presidency.
Again, Johnson was scarcely ever
away from the White House, and it is
we'll known here how promptly he at
tended to the duties of his Office every
day during one of the hottest Sum
mers Washington has ever expert
enced, when 1T was reported that his
health was suffering in consequence,
the managers of the Old Soldiers
Home rendered him the pretty. airy
residence that had been occupied
during the Summer months by Mr..
Buchanan, afterward by Lincoln.
But he promptly declined the offer,
said the house was the property of
the old soldiers, and that he would
be just as much of an intruder there
as the hUmblest citizen.
Many other instances might be .
related of Johnson's sunwillingness to
receive even the smallest present, or
put himself under obligations to
designing men. With Grant nothing :
comes amiss. A box of cigars or ii
bull pup are alike always acceptable. ,
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ON MARRIAGE.

UAPPY RELIEF FOR YOUNG MEN FROM
L: the efHects OF Errors and Abuses in eariy
life Mauho.d restored. Impeliments to Mar
rage removed. New method of treatn eat. New
aud remarkable remedies Books and Circulars
sent Iree in s,a!ed envelopes ...
Add ess, HOWARD ASS0CI tT!ON, Nh. .
South Mint street Philadelphia. Pan ins.itu
rra; + .r 'si. r0..r:tGtion for honorable con-
duc 4 .. -s,l rarr2l :Gm'
New-York tribune., 1872-11-07
ALABAMA.
HEAVY DEMOCRATIC GAINS.
GENERAL PRESS DISPATCHl

MONTGOMERY, Nov. 6-Dispatches and re-
norris received mere indicate Democratic gains as follows
sd on the vote In Henry County, TOOi Jener
som 200 Barbour coo; Clay, 100 Dallas, 500 harengo
2O1; Lee 100; Lowndes, 200; Bullock, 800; Pike, 800
Mobile 1850; Baker, 2OO The Republicans gain In the
following counties: Tuscaloosa, 800; Shelby, $50 ;
Madison 900 Greene 1900 sumter. 1900 Morgan, 800
Colbert iJ Lawrence 400; Lauderdale. 200 iConecuh
2O.
Both PARTIES arc confident Of the state Most OF the
Republican sronghods have been heard from, while the
strong Democratic counties inaccessible 10 the tele
croh have not been. The election Of BrOmbers (Lib-
erD to Congress Om the LIST District is conceded, as
Turner AMI Joseph Doth co!oredl, Republican cand-
dates, divided the Republican vote. Rapier (coored)
Rcpubca, is elected in the lid District, probably by
1000 maOly; BIdley DemOcTaU in the lilo District
A,Vs Q..p blctr) IN the IVth, Caldwell Demoeratl in
the Vth and loss (Democra) in the With.
GAINS on BOII SIDES.
IGENERAL PRESS DISPATCHl
MONTGOMERY, Nov. G.-The reports indicate
Democratic gains Dallas, GOO in Montgomery, eco In
Barbour 400 in Mobile, looO in MaringO 500 TO IoOo
IN HIu COO The Republicans gain in Madison, 1900 in
shbv 900 in Tuscaloosa, 400 in Morgan, 400 The re-
turns are still mcagcr.
New-York tribune., 1872-11-07
WESTCHESTER COUNTY
PARTIAL RETURNS.

The election returns from Westchester
County still very incomplete. Owing the sickness
Of horses In towns parts OF towns lying remote from
railroad and telegraph stations partial returns
at ALL have been received Greeey's' majority In the
county Is estimated TO be very small, and Herman falls
considerably behind his ticket.
In the lid Assembly District, 1t Is believed that Mr.
Dusenberry Dem. Is elected by a small majority
although the result has not been definitely asccrtaned
In the lid Assembly District IL Is conceded that James
W Hustled Rep. has been reelected by q drge majority
The votes east in the various towns of Wosichester
County, as far as ascertained, are as follows:
Bedford-Flagg, for Congress. II majority
COrtandt-PotIer, for Congress, III majority: Odeli
for County Treasurer tSo majority; Hustcd or Assem-
bly,, SIi majority.
Eastches;er-Greeley 81 majority Kernan. y maio,.
ity Potter, 2le majority; Dusenberry, 81 majority
Greenburgb-ln the lYth District OF this town Gree
ley's majority co Kernan's majority A -.
Potter's, "a Odelps, 40 DusenberTy's, ~ " 49,
Pelham-Ile vote for Presidential elerforS. Kernau
q majority; Potter, "a majority olell s. iaaoriiy
DnsenDeirY, 81 majority
Re-Greeley, I3S majority; Potter lss maio.tfy.
Wight 80 majority.
scarsdalc-Greeley. "a; Grant, Is; Kemau. n; Din.
%; 1o1 = Iremain, 81: Odell 10; Hnni, 81 Dasen-
b0mers-E. Flagg, "a majority
MestchesteT-Grceley so; Grant. Sii; ksrran I0l
nNoIityi Cox Va majority Poter, d majority Niles
West Fdrns-Greeley, 6s2; Grant Gao; Rernah, 6ti
DIX, t53; Cox, CSC; rrenain 63; Potter saG L. Fiagc
White Pains-Greelsy. $40; Grant. 1os; oCouor !:
Herman, 296 Dix. ri Depew, s3I; Robinson 208; Cox
533; nemain i9s Porter $50; f. Flagg. l97 Od@ s29.
fagg Sl7; Miller, 3o9 Bassett, 20) Howe 37; Aknlan
l07 Dasenberry 9 Wight, 2S; Brewer, 1s2 bolton 9s
Yonkers-E. Fagg, 3i6; lid District, GTeoey, lse;
Grant lii: keTnan 20 DIX, lS1; Cox. iT; Trelnaiu,
YorktOwD-E. Flagg. for Congress. SC majority.
Harnson-Ist District Greeley. 81; Grant, 81 Kerpap
New-York tribune., 1872-11-07
THE LOUISIANA VICTORY.

AN ESTIMATED LIBERAL MAJORITY OF IO,VVU'
IGBSBRAL PRESS DIsPATCHl
NEw-0RLEANs, Nov. 6-The counting of
the vote Of this city going slowly at Mechanics In
stue 1t will probably be three or four days before II
is completed. The Liberal parish and municipal ticket
has been elected with the exception Of the Admins
traitor Of and three less important
officers which win require official count to decide IL
Is believed that the Liberal majority IN Orleans Parish
will he between 10000 and 1900. Eighteen parishes
outside Of Orleans show about 1000 Republican majority,
and net Liberal gain OF 5000 Both parties claim the
State though the Liberals regard their success as almost
certain by 10000
New-York tribune., 1872-11-07
CONGRESS CONTEST IN THE SAVANNAH
DISTRICT.
GENERAL PRESS DISPATCHl
ILLINOIS.


GRANTS MAJORITY 10000 IN COOK COUNTY AND
$1,000 IN THE STATE.
GENERAL PRBSs DISPATCHl
CHICAGO, Nov. 6.-The returns from this city
are not yet complete SO the vote is counted II IN
dicates that Grants majority is between 7oO and 5000
and in the county 10000 Rice, Ward, and Farwe' Re
pubcaus are elected TO Congress. The City Council VIII
be largely Republican, and the Republicans elect prob
ably ak out Of State Senators aud Ia ont OF 20
Representatives majority for Grant in the State is
estimated at GEO. while that for Ogesby for Governor
VIII be something less. Tic Republicans will have -
majority both Houses Of the IL LGisature, and the es
mate sent out last night COngressmen giving the Re
pubcans ~ out Of 49, appears TO be correct from the
present returns The returns from the interior como In
nUl
New-York tribune., 1872-11-07
MAINE.

THE Usual ADMINISTRATION MAJORITY.
GENERAL PRESS DIsPATCHEs
AUGUSTA, Nov. 6.--Ninety-twO towns give
Grant 1850; Greeley, 1855 Grants majority, B,lS2
In 1868 the towns gave Grant S2Os and sey
1890 Grants majority 1918. beng net gain OF H.
Grants majority in 1865 was 2sOs3 and will be about the
same
TIE RESULT IN 1875 TOWNS.
GENERAL PRESS DlsPATcH.l
AUGUsrA, Nov. Cone hundred and thirty
ak towns in Maine give Grant 1855; Greeley,
a,9Oa; Grants majority, 1905
New-York tribune., 1872-11-07
THE GRANT VICTORY.

THE FRUITS or ADMINISTRATION TACTICS
GRANT GETS 2f3 ELECTORAL VOTES.
Corrected returns give Gen. Grant largely m
vrear majority Of the Electoral votes as was eX-
peca,i According to the latest compilation, we tg-
ur ruts total strength at 9S votes in the Electoral
College; this is about two-thrds of the whole, and
30 moro .han is necessary to choice. Greeley has
q electoral votes md viii probably gain some from
sAe y which We nave caSscd as doubtful OF not
Aeard FROM F1o'1da, Mississippi Alabama, and Ar
kansas, for instance, are claimed by both parties,
and Texas makes no sign. The relative strength Of
the two candidates is not likely to be materially
CHANGED
New-York tribune., 1872-11-07
ARYANSAS For REFORM.

GREELEY;s MAJORITY PROBABLY 10000.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNEl
MEMPHIS, Nov. 5.-EIelena (ATkansas) City
and County give 5000 Administration majority. A.
LITTLE Rock the election quiet; at Devas Bluff the
Reform majority was Coo, but it is said that Gov Hadley
declared the Of that entire county illegal and that
G new registration be ordered. Pulaski County elects
tie Liberal tcket by 1900 From returns in. majority
Of 1900 for Greeley is expected.
New-York tribune., 1872-11-07
INDIANA.

THE GRANT MAJORITY RECKONED AT 23,0OO-
GENERAL PRESS DIsPATCHl
INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. G.-Fifty counties, Off
cial and reported naortos, give Republican majority
Of 195s9 The Republican Central Committee claim
majority in the state Of 5000.
HEAVY ADMINISTRATION GAINS.
GENERAL PRESS DISPATCHl
INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 6.-Additiond returns
received this morning show continued Republican gains.
In 800 precincts out Of 12o6 III the State 30 far heard
from, the net Republican gain is lloS2.
New-York tribune., 1872-11-07
FLORIDA FOR GREELEY.

CLOSE CONTEST AND A LIBERAL VICTORY.
icy TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE
JACKSONVILLE, Nov. 6.-Flor4da is closely con-
tested. and will go for Greeley.
T. H. WILLARD, Editor Courier.
THE MAJORITY SMALL.
GENERAL PRRSs DIsPATCHI
TALLAHASSEE, Nov. 6.-The returns come IN
very slowly. Twelve counties heard from give Hart the
Republican candidate for Governor 6oOO majority over
BI0xhsm the Liberal candidate. Five Of the above
counties have always pOlied very heavy Republican
niority There q counties vet to be beard FROM
Both parties CLAIM the State by very small majority.
BLoxHAMs CHANCES.
tGENERAL PRESS DISPATCH
JACKSONVILLE, NoT G.--Tbe vote in Florida
will be very close BlOxham tDcaJ Is probably elected
Governor Greeley runs behind the state ticket.
New-York tribune., 1872-11-07
MARYLAND.

MARYLAND.
TIE CONGRESS CONTEST.
GENERAL PRESs DIsPATCH.l
BALTIMORE, Nov. 6.-Albert (Adm.), for Con-
g1ess from the With District receives 100 majority In 81
Mary's County; o. majority in Howard County and over
9s0 majority iD Charles County.
MenicK (Deml for Congressrom the With Distret. re-
oeves majority In the Seventeenth Ward OF this city
" majority from two districts IN Baltimore County, ana
New-York tribune., 1872-11-07
CoNGREssMFN ELECT
MISSISSIPPI.

THE STATE CLAIMED FOR GRANT BY $1,000.
GENERAL PRBSs DISPATCHI
JACKSON, Nov. 6. - The Official vote of thir-
teen counties aud partial returns from eighteen others
give Grant Republican majority Of 1900 The Republi
cans claim by 5000 majority, The Republicans
elect tive OF six COugTessnen.
New-York tribune., 1872-11-07
NEW-YORK STATE.
THE ADMINISTRATION TRIUMPH.

ANOTHER Two-rHIRDs REFORM LEGISLATURE.
We publish below revised tables Of the Congress
men and members Of Assembly elected on Tuesday.
OF the former the Administration men number ~
and the Liberals Q, including Dewitt from the
Ulster district abont whose election there is some
doubt. The Administration majority in the Assem-
bly, is upwards of so. There are but three or four
districts in doubt and our table gives the Grant men
90 of the 12s members. Grants majority in the State
remains at about 5000 according to our eatimates
but the official figures may increase or diminish II
5000 OF 5000.
list OF COyGRESsMEN ELECrHD
New-York tribune., 1872-11-07
MISSOURI.
A GREELEY MAJORITY N ST. LOUIS.
GENERAL PRESS DIsPATCH.l

a
GENERAL PRESS DIsPATCHl
ST. LOUIS Nov. G.-Thirty-six Of the fifty
four precincts in this county give Greeley 5000 majority
Only two wards this city gave Grant maj rity The
result the state and County ticket is not known
yet. The returns have not been counted but IL is
believed they Will fall but little any behind the vote
for Greeley. There seems TO be 10 doubt that the
Democrats have elected the three Congressman in this
county.
New-York tribune., 1872-11-07

Richmond, IC9 McDuGic, s57; wilkes loo Warren ~
Baldwin, J6s Troup, 5CO The following counties give
Grant malorities: Clark, l07; Morgan, 1885, l0wnues'
II; Dougherty 72s: Mitchell, ls; Sumter. el7; Thoma
sO2; Macon. ls7 Newton. lOi; Fulton icC2 Greene
6l7; Houston, i,225
The election for Congressman In TINS Ds'Hee i vei,
close Young (Dem) in the With District ana Ben
tRepJ i'm the IIId are elected. Geo. Wright DcmJ Is
elected in the With District by about SO0 MAJORITY
The Republican gains are heavy as compared with the
election for Governor and will be about 10000 The re
turns indicate election Of seven Democrats and TWO
Republicans 10 Congress. II Will take several days
before the official count Of the State can be given
THE CONGRESS CONTEST IN THE SAVANNAH
DISTRICT.
GENERAL PRESS DISPATCHl
SAVANNAH, Nov. 6--The following is the
vote iR Savannah: Raws Dem.) for Congress, s1Gi !;
Sloan epJ 242S: Rlwls's majority, 73 Greeley SlS4
Grant 1856; GreeIeys majority, ei7 The vote at pre-
cncs outside of city is contested 1t claimed that
they were established without authority. The vote
stands Sloan, 1,2H Rawls, II these are counted
sOan's majority viii be to6. The managers OF the elec-
ton will decide tomorrow Bullock County gives Rawls
majority Of 500 and bingham lis majority for Sloan,
Mcintosh County a. and Liberty 400 The returns from
the district come in slowly
New-York tribune., 1872-11-07
CALIFORNIA.
TIE GRANT MAJORITY RECKONED AT b,oOO.
GENERAL PRESS DISPArCH.l

GENERAL PRESS DISPATCHI
SAN Francisco, Nov. 6-The Republican
State Central Committee estimates Grants majority
throughout the state G5OO Seventeen counties are 70
hear FROM twelve Of which conceded for Greeley
The election Of Coghan and Houghton (Adm9 for Con
grcss Is doubtful.
Thcre was falling of Of the vote in this city com
rared 10 that OF 1863 which attributed 70 the arbitrary
acton Of The Republican State Central Committee In
their ruling AGAINST the vote the Colorado subsidy
THE GRANT MAJORITY NEARLY 7,00O IN 14O
PRECINCTS.
GENERAL PRESS DlSPATCHl
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 6.-The Republican
Central Committee report that in 40 precincts outside
the city Grants majority is 672o. Page and Clayton
doth Administration are elected to Congress.
A GRANT MAJORITY OF 5S7 IN SAN FRANCISCO.
GENERAL PRESS DlsPATCH.I
SAN Francisco, Nov. The full returns OF
tue city make GrauCs majority 6s7. Clayton Rep), for
Congress has l054 majority The vote on the PROPOSE
ton TO subsIdze the Colorado Railroad Isl For the sub
~. I45; against, 1ssl5.
CONGEEssBRN ELECT.
First District. ............., Charles Clayton ADM
SeeOud Dtsfricf. ............H II. Frank Page, Adm
9hfrd District. .........-.- DOUBTFUL
I0urM DtSAtct. ....-..-...DOuDtIul
New-York tribune., 1872-11-07
vorR or HupsON COuNTY.

THE LEGISLATURE.
The following are the members Of the next
Senate which will be composed OF IA Grant Republicans
and Liberals
liberals in Roman; Administration in HqiicSl
ATLANTIC MERCER.
William Moore Charles Ht .oM.
BURLINGTON. NORRIS.
Henry r. Irick Augustus w. Cutler.
BERGEN HIDDLEsE1.
Cornelius Lydecker Lect ID. JdrTdrd.
CAPE MAY. fcEAh
Thomas Beesiy !. a. ". yiiDeu
CAMDEN. tNhAlc
William j. SeneL Henry A. Williams.
CUMBERLAND SALEM
G. IL. Sheppard. Isaac heiektrk
ESSEX soMERsBr.
John w. Taylor. Elisha Wood,
GLOUCESTER, sussEx
samuel Hopkins Richard L. Edsall.
HIl,sOE. UNION.
John X Nc Pherson, j. Henry stone
HUKTERDOS WARREN.
David III. Banghart Joseph Is, Cornsb
MONMOUTH.
WIN. n. HeuLneksOn.
Reelected.
The Assembly will be composed of 20 Grant Repuhli-
cans l6 Liberals, and Independent Democrat Tho
Grant Republicans gain two members In Essex County,
See Fihs Psgs.
New-York tribune., 1872-11-07
MINNESOTA.
A MAJORITY OF 10000 FOR GRANT.
LnuALrp IL nnRaa nISpLrl.u [

A MAJORITY OF 2U,UUU FOR GKANT'
GENERAL PRESS DISPATCHI
ST. PAUL, Nov. 6.-Enough returns have
been received that the State has gone for Grant
by from 1900 to 10000 majority. The Republican Con
gress candidates are all eected NJ. H. Dunnel, from
the list District by 1900 majority H. b. Strait In the
Id District by 1900; and j. T. Ayeri, in the lid Dis
tIict by 6OOO majority The whole Republican State
ticket was carried by overwhelming maorites.
STATE OFFICERS ELECTED.
Auditor ........... o. r. Whi'cOmh.
Clerk Supreme Court Sherwood uough
CONGREssMEN ELECT.
First District. Mark H. Dunuel tAdm)
Second DiSlriei............U T. strait (Adm.l
Third dDisbTet............,JOhn I. Ayerll tAdm)
New-York tribune., 1872-11-07
KANSAS.
KANSAS.
GENERAL ADMINISTRATION GAINS
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GENERAL ADMINISTRATION GAINS
GENERAL PRESS DIsPATCHI
TOPEKA, Nov. 6.-Returns from the State
come in slowly The very large, and the Re
publicans gain everywhere. The city OF Topeka cast
sl votes and gives Republican majority OF 800 Shaw
nee County gives 1,5OO Republican majority. Lyon
County gives 200 Republican majority Miami County
gives 500 Republican majority So far the Liberals have
carried only one county. Fifteen precincts In Franklin
County give Grant 800 majority.
MORE GRANT MAJORTTIES.
GENERAL PRESS DISPATCH.l
SALINA, Nov. 6.-Saline County gives the
Republican National and Stale ticket eSo majority ana
Linn County gives it 1000 majority.