Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-11-06

! cgThcuets
SYRACUSE, November 5.-The pros
! poets are that the Democrats have
| gained. Hiscock, for Congress, is ahead.
This city gives Graut 800 majority.
| The Democrats concede the election Of
I Duell, Republican, to Congress, and az
the Republican members OF the Assem-
/ bly, and county ticket.
Albany.
] ALBANY, November 5.-Fine weather
prevails and the voting proceeds stead
| lily and quietly with indications that il
! will be larger than usual. Both parties
are well represented at the polls At
noon each appeared satisfied with the
prospect, showing that at that time the
vote was pretty even. The indications
are that the Democrats and Liberals have
carried this city by a reduced majority.
/ 1t is estimated that the majority will be
in the vicinity Of 1000.
Buffalo.
BUFFALO, November 5.-Appearanees
indicate that the Republicans viii carry
this city by 1900.
Buffalo gives 5000 majority for Grant
gain Of 1888. Onondago county gives
1900 majority for Grant. Alvord is
beaten for the Assembly by 600 AL
the Republican Assemblymen chosen
Kings county gives about 5000 Greeley
majority. Gn 2S3 towns and districts
outside Of New York and Brooklyn,
Grants net gain is l6, 400.
Brooklyn.
| BROOKLYN, October "a large vote
/ is polled. The Democratic ticket is
/ largely ahead in Kings county for both
1 the National and State candidates, the
estimated Democratic majOrsty being
| 5000 TO 10000. The Republicans are
hastily counting the local offices. The
I straight Democrats will prob9bly elect
| Schumacher in the second Congressional
district. General Stewart and l.. Wood
burg will probably be elected from
| the third Congressional district.
Ten of the twenty-five wards give
Greeley 1884; Grant 10,797. Demo-
cratic loss 22l0.
Rochester.
ROCHESTER,, November Sat an ear
" hour to-day Susan b. Anthony, with
eight other females, went in a body to
the polls and presented their votes. The
inspectors received their votes and de-
posted them in the boxes. There were
eighteen women registered in the same
district.
Sixteen women, headed by Susan B.
Anthony, voted to-day in the Eighth
ward. The few first swore in their votes,
and the remainder were allowed to vote
in peace. Fifteen voted for Grant and
one for Greeley. ~
Rochester gives Grant 1900 majority;
Republican gain Of 1898.
New York City.
NEw YORK, ,November5 5.-The wealth
er is clear and pleasant, and all is as fav-
orable as could be desired for an election.
The city presents a holiday aspec busi-
ness for the most part being suspended.
The polls opened at six o'clock in the
morning, and will close at four O'clock
instead of sunset, as formerly. The
stock, gold, produce, cotton and mer-
chants's exchanges are closed. The
police and federal officers are stationed
at different booths, and have the fullest
instructions for the preservation Of peace
and the arrest of those who may viO-
late the law; the city police, however,
have orders not 10 interfere with either
the Inspectors or Federal Supervisors in
their mode of scrutinizing, counting and
eanvassing of the ballot. In many
places the Apollo Hall party were issu-
ing tickets for Herman for Governor.
The result in the city will probably be
known by eight o'clock this evening.
Up to one o'clock the election was
proceeding quietly, and in the down
town districts more than half the regis
tered voters were polled at eleven
o'clock. In the First, Second, Third,
Fourth and Fifth wards, O'Brien is do
ing well, and many Greeley tickets are
dropped. In the negro ward, the
Eighth, O'Brien is the favorite-searce
any one else voted for. In the Seven
teenth district Greeley is ahead. O'Brien
has beaten Lawrence out of the field
and Havemeyer has no chance. In
the Seventh district Lawrence is beating
0Brien, and Havemeyer gets few
votes and Greeley is the favorite on the
Presidential ticket. In the Eighteenth
district O'Brien is ahead and running
Grant and Greeley tickets. Lawrence
developed great strength in the Seven
teenth ward. Counterfeit tickets, scratch
ing and selling out is the order of the
day. In one district, the Seventeenth
ward, O'BrieE's ticket is being run from
Tammany boxes.
The Post says the electoral tickets sor
OCOnor were not to be found, and at
least, few Democrats east their votes
for Greeley and Brown who would not
have done so had these tickets been pro-
vided. The impressiO1 that james
O'Brien will be defeated grows stronger
every hour, although his friends and ne
himself claim fabulous majOrities. The
race between the rival candidates will
probably be much closer than has gen.
orally been anticipated.
$3.50 p.m.-There is at present every
indication that Greeley has a majority
in this city of 10000. This is large
Republican gain. In most of the lower
districts Of the city the Republican
tickets were passed out Of Apollo Hail
boxes by voters who appeared to be
apathetic.
Fourteen election districts in this city
give Dix, for Governor, 1l33, Herman
1873. Fourteenth Ward of Brooklyn
gives Greeley 1347 majority, Democratic
loss 240. New York city, Eighth As
sembly district, Greeley 1857, Grant
5000; Tenth district, Greeley 1920, Grant
24l7.
1920 p.m.-One hundred and two city
districts heard from, giving Greeley
1000 majority, indicating that his major
ity in the city will not exceed Is, 100,
Herman runs largely ahead of Greeley
and probably received the bulk Of the
Apollo Hall vote. Both are undoubtedly
defeated in the State. Grant will prob
ably carry the State by from 80, 600 to
10000.
The First Assembly district gives
Greeley 1854, Grant 2129.
The Fourth Assembly district gives
Greeley 5O69, Grant 1876. One hundred
and sixty-eight election districts give
Greeley SOL majority.
The Ninth Assembly district gives
Greeley 3l06, Grant 1901.
The Sixth district for Greeley, 1881;
Grant 1880. Thirteenth district, Gree
ley 2797; Grant 800. In the State one
hundred and one towns and districts
outside Of the city give a net gain for
Grant Of 1850. The city returns from
twenty-one election districts give Law
renee, for Mayor, 1853; Obrien Az;
Havemeyer, HOS.
Eleventh distriet-Greeley 251S, Grant
1853; Second distriet-Greeley 1852,
Grant 1897. The districts already re-
ported, embracing 236 election districts
out Of SIS, give Greeley a l0,0S0 MAORI
ty. For Mayor, So election districts give
hdNeue1ef fAO5f 1aHISucc otto, anu
O'Brien 1905. Sixteenth district-Gree-
ley 1898, Grant 2193; Nineteenth dis
trict- Greeley 2215, Grant 1856; Twen-
tieth district Greeley 1858, Grant S94T;
Third distriet-Greeley 32l2, Grant
I125; Fifth District Greeley 1853, Grant
29SS. Thus far Greeley's majority in
$50 election districts of the city is Is, 29S.
Seventh district, Greeley 22l1, Grant
30lS; Twelfth district, Greeley 1856,
Grant 1872; Fifteenth district, Greeley
1407, Grant 2S71; Seventeenth district,
Greeley 4757, Grant 4075; Eighteenth
district, Greeley 3452, Grant 290l; Twen-
ty-first district, Greeley 1853, Grant 4097.
Total vote Of the city: Greeley a ,527,
Grant 81, 5s9-G Greeley's majority q, ,92s,
against 1000 for Seymour in 1853.
Returr5 from fOrty-four towns and
districts in various parts Of the State
outside Of the city, give q net gain for
Grant, compared with the Presidential
vote Of 1868, Of l24S.
Official Vote Of New York City.
The official vote Of this city Cor the
Electoral ticket is Greeley n 1921, Grant
54. 599-a majority for Greeley of 22, ,92S.