Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-10-11


the nth district by 500 majority.
Indiana. Returns.
INDIANAPOLIS Oct. 10-Returns ND to
noon to-day are more favorable for the Re-
publican State ticket. The Republicans
claim 800 majority on the entire State tick
ct. The Democrats eoncede the election of
the Republican State ticket, except Gov
ernor, claiming small majority for Hen
bricks. The official vote is coming in very
slowly, aud it will require almost the entire
vote TO arrive at the definite result.
Hendricks Election Conceded.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 10.-A dispatch re-
ceived by Postmaster General Creswell
from Indiana, comedies the election of Hen
bricks for Governor by small majority.
40 Later Returns.
INDIANAPOLIS, IND, Oct. 10.-The Off
cial returns from eighty counties, and re-
port ed msjorities from nine counties, and
estimated msjorities in three counties not
heard from, elect Hendricks, Democrat,
for Governor by 300 to 500. The balance of
the State ticket is probably Republican.
Mr.. Hendricks runs ahead of his ticket in
almost every county. The Republicans
have a majority of four in the Senate and
eight in the House Of Representatives GER
tain, with prospect of ten majority in the
Lower House.
LATER.-Reports from the 9th Congress
sional district elect Shanks Republican.
This will give the Republicans a net gain
Of two districts for Congressman and fair
prospect for electing both Congressman at
large. The counties not heard from are
Dubois, Perry and Stark all Democratic.
Hendricks Majority 500.
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 10, II p. M-The
Republicans concede the election Of Hen
bricks by 500 majority, but claim the Con-
gressmen at large, Lieutenant Governor
and all the rest of the State ticket by 400
to 600 majority. Niblack's majority in the
first Congressional district is 125. Hunters,
Republican, majority over Voorhees, In the
sixth district is sos.
The Republicans claim 81 Senators TO
% Democrats, and 80 Republicans to As
Democrats in the House, giving them a
majority of IA on joint ballot.
Steady, Boys.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 10.-The Republican of
this morning has an editorial by no means
taking discouraging view of the defeat of
Tuesday, and strongly urging the Demo
Gratis and Liberals to keep up the fight and
work gloriously for success in November.
British Tories Rejoicing,
LONDON, Oct. 10.-The journals forsee
in Tuesdays election the reelection of
President Grant in November. The papers
comment at considerable length on the
elections and their effect on the Presiden-
tial contest. The Times says we cannot
regret the result. The Times says the
Greeley cause is now q forlorn hope and
will certainly fail. The Post characterizes
the Liberal Republican movement as a
failure beyond redemption.
New York.
NEW YORK, Oct. 10.-Oswold Offender
fer positively declines the Tammany nomi-
nation for Mayor.
James Brooks was renomiDated for Con-
gress to-day by the Democrats.
Hon. Fernando Wood was this evening
unanimously renominated for Congress by
the Democrats of the 10th New York dis
trict.
WW. r. Roberts was renominated for
Congress by the Democrats of the 9th dis
trict.
Democratic Delegate from Daketah.
YANKToN, DAKoTAH, Oct. 10.-The
delegates election yesterday in this territory
was personal contest, the Republican
vote being divided between two candidates,
Judge Brookings and Col. Moody. The
returns received up to O'Clock tonight as
sure the election of Armstrong, Democrat,
by a small plurality. Being personally
popular he has received the votes of many
Republicans. The combined Republican
vote would have beaten him nearly two to
one.
&Sl New York Views.
Special to the Cincinnati Commercial.
New YORK, Oct. S.-Dispatches in the
evening newspapers contained nothing of
real significance except disclosures of sys-
tematic frauds in Philadelphia, equal to any
pollution of the ballot-box ever perpetrated
under Louis Napoleon. 1t is curious that
all dispatches from Philadelphia give no re-
turns; but the Republicans claim an i'm
mense lump sum with the utmost serene
confidence. Scattering returns from Penn
sylvania counties give Buckalew gains.
addition, Division and Silence" Kemble
sarcastically telegrapbs his compliments to
the Sun, and says Har ranft is elected by
10000 majority. A telegram from Pbila-
delphia says the official vote of the city is
still withheld, the supervisors remarking
that they are waiting to hear from the
country. -.
All lottery dealers in Philadelphia struck
bargain to-day with the Hartranft leaders,
agreeing to give their votes on condition of
future immunity from arrest. ALI dealers
throughout the State were telegraphed to
concerning this arrangement. The Phila-
delphia Press says: "Bands of well know n
roughs arrived on every train from New
York yesterday, led by Jimmy O'Brien and
Customhouse men. They formed at the
polls to-day in Philadelphia, and repeated
from sunrise till sunset without molesta-
ton, as had been arranged"
The city is very quiet at this hour. Cheer
ing during the evening around the newspa-
per offices has been but slight indeed, COM
pared with the enthusiasm different result
would have elected.