Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-11-06
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Raleigh, n. C.,gives Grant 620 majority ,whic
is u large republican gain. Salisbury give
Grant an increased majority. Halifax coun
ty shows conservative gains. Wilmington
shows large republican gains In severa
wards, and liberal gains In others.
Unreliable accounts from North Carolins
claims the State by 5000 for Grant.
Raleigh, N. c., 8. Raleigh gives Grant
G20 majority, gain Of 81 on the Caldwell
vote. Salisbury gives Grant a majority
vi ich 10 gain on the Caldwell vote.
this city gives Greeley 2ls, Grant 242, being
republican gain on the vote of last August
of 4. The 9th ward gives Greeley 10, Grant
AGO, rep. gain of II. The 4th ward gives
Greeley 238, Grant PSI, conservative gain
of l6. Halifax county gives Grant 452, Gree
ley l96, conservative gain of IS. All the es-
Inmates of gains will be based on the vote OF
August last. 8: -f~-s-.I
More complete returns. from North Care
lima show large republican gains. .s.s; -
Wilmington. N. c., Now S. 4 Golasboro'
gives republican gain of SO, and Natlunta
township. Wayne county, "a republican gain
of 80. An official return from all the wards
OF Wilmington gives Grant SOC majority, a
conservative gain of 4G. I,
-. Wilmington, NJ c., Nov. 3. Scattering
returns from. different portions Of the State
indicate that, North Carolina has gone for
Grant. The conservatives concede the State
to the republicans by 5000 majority,
- South Carolina.
Charleston, S. c., Nov. ). Returns from
various portions of South Carolina indicate
that Grant has carried the State by heavy
majority. The white vote Is remarkably
light. Very little interest is being felt in the
contest, as the result Is generally considered
foregone conclusion. Twelve of the four
teen precincts in Charleston gives Grant 1900
sajority. Greeley in the city falls about 800
behind the Sept. vote.
OHIO.
Cincinnati, Nov. 5-2 p. NJ. Greeley is
running ahead of the October vote and is like
ly to carry Hamilton county by from COCO to
10000. Nothing from the rest of the State.
Meagre returns from Ohio indicate heavy
majority for Grant.
Later returns from Ohio look well for
Greeley.
The majority for Grant in Ohio will prob
ably exceed the republican majority of Oc-
tober.
Cincinnati, !. One precinct each in the
2d and 4th wards give n republican gain Of
1900 over the secretary of States vote when
Cincinnati gives Greeley 4 800 ma jority a
republican gain of ], 100.
Columbus, Ohio, !. Hon. James G. Blaine ::
Returns coming in rapidly. Large rep. gains
over Oct. We have got them!
BE. SAIrn.
Greeley runs ahead of Oct. vote in Cincin.
natl, and probably carried the county by 10,
900. Nothing definite from the state.
Columbus, o. Returns throughout the
state indicate Grants maj. at from forty to
fortyfiv thousand.
Cincinnati. Q. Fourteen wards and pre-
cincts of this city give G39 republican gain
since the election in October.
Cincinnati, Nov. 3. Notwithstanding the
rain, full vote in this city seems to have
been polled. In some localities an increase
over the State election is reported.
Ohio gives $1,000 majority for Grant.
Columbus, o. us townships and precinct.
show net republican gain of 5505.
MISSISSIPPI.
Jackson, Miss, Nov ). There is a heavy
vote. The State is claimed for Grant by 10,
600 to 10 900.
Mississippi gives from 10000 to $4,000 for
Grant.
The following returns from Mississippi
have been received: Okolona, Grant 333S
maj. Aberdeen g precincts) Grant 700 maj.
Saltllo, Greeley "a maj ; Brookhaven, Gran,
l73 maj; Crawford, Grant POO maj.
MARYLAND.
The democratic majority in Maryland is
largely reduced.
Baltimore, Nov. 5-P. M. It is believ d
that the democratic majority in the State is
largely reduced. Lowndas and Arbert, re-
publicans, are thought to he elected in the 9Th
and 9th districts.
Maryland looks democratic hs a reduced
majority.
Maryland gives 1000 majority for Greeley
another report says that Alabama gives TO-.
900 for Grant.
Tennessee.
Memphis, Nov. 5. There Isl full vote
No disturbances.
Memphis, Nov. ). The election passed off
quiet. \ heavy vote was polled. Maynard,
republican, for Congress, carries the county.
The contest is close between Haynes, demo-
crat, and Lewis, republican, for Congress.
Much scratching was done.
Nashville, Tenn, ). The election passed
off quietly. Owing to the length of the ticket
full returns are not received from any coun-
ty. Greeley runs ahead of the State ticket.
The returns are too meagre however to indi-
cate for certain the results. Partial returns
indicate the defeat of Andrew Johnson, and
leave the race between Maynard and Cheat
ham with the chances in favor of Maynard for
Congress at large.
kentucky.
Louisville has gone for Greeley BY $1,000
majority.
Lexington, Ky, .. Grant 600 ahead at
O'Clock Grant was also ahead in Frankfort.
Hopkinsville, Ky. The official vote of this
city gives Grant POS majority. Partial re-
turns indicate Grant. majority in this Chris
tan) county to about 500.
Maysvlle Ky. Two precincts of this city
give rep. gain of $50 over Harlan Leslie
vote.
Louisville, ). Partial returns from q dis
tricts and towns give Greeley $40 majority.
MICHIGAN.
Detroit, Mich, ). The indications are
that Mich will give rep. majority of sc, 600
Indications in Michigan give $4,000 repub.
lican majority.
Detroit, ). Partial returns from three
wards indicate nearly 1000 majority for
Grant.
Senator Chandler telegraphs that VI ichigan
gives &C, 600 for Grant.
Minnesota.