New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-09
4 REPUBLICAN VICTORY ~ MAINE.
THE VOTE Two-THIRDs THAT OF LAST YEAR-DEa-
oCRATIC GAIN IN THE LEGIsIATURE-lHE hE
PUBLICAN TICKET BEATEN in BANGOh-A
FARMER ELECTED REPRESENTATIVE.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUSB.l

oCRATIC GAIN IN THE LEGIsIATUBl-lHE RE
PUBLICAN TICKET BEATEN in BANGoh-A
FARMER ELECTED REPRESENTATIVE
IBr TELEGRAPH THE TRIBUSB.l
PORTLAND, Sept. Some of the most quiet
elections held in this State occurred today Ihere
were no exertions made to get out large representa-
tion and the result of the vote or THIS year
ia about two-thrds that OF last. Whatever OF
animation there was caused by local Issues
and in several cities politics were ignored
altogether as in OF PASSPORT where the election
turned on the question of the introduction OF water into
the city. In this city very small vote was thro"n'
and the Republicans carried every ward ana eiecteu
their representatives. The Democrats, however, gam
five representatives, in the county Only little over
100 towns have heard from The fight for repre-
sentatiyes was lively in some places, aud as lar as
heard from the Democrats have inside gain OF eight
The vote this wear will not exceed $4,000 and Dngeys
majority will probably be about 1lO0l Mr.. JOS H.
Williams who was nominated from the floor Tor cover
nor was elected the Legislature III Augusta Dy 100
majority Bangor, which has been strongly Republican,
was carried to-day by the Democrats and Reformers by
nearly so majority and they also elect representative
defeating Thomas n. Egery a wealthy manufacturer.
In the Hampden and Veazie District, VIM Harding
farmer was chosen over ". II. Matthows In the LIN
coin District the Democrats also elected Dr. L. T. Jones'
II required but Is votes more In Bangor 10 nave eeceu
another Representative Last year the RepuDhcahS
were successful in Knox County, but the indications are
that the Democrats have carried their county officers
THE VOTE IIGHT-THREB TICKETS IN The FIELD
THE VOTING IN PORTLAND.
IGESERAL PRESS DIsPATcHl
PORTLAND, Sept. 8.-The State election is
proceeding very quietly to-day and hight vote VIII Ne
cast The third ticket, Liberal Republican, with Joseph
H. Williams for Governor, is receiving email vote
The correct vote Of Portland is: Dngley, 1910; Tit
comb $50; Williams, u.s. In Cape Elizabeth, Dingley
received $40 votes aud HtcOmb, 23s In Falmouth. Ding
r,o M. l. N Dingley,
11s and Ttcomb, IS. In Bethel, Dngley, 22G Ttcomb,
,aa. Williams none. In GrhaIn, Dngiey, 227 Ttcomb.
1s9. Williams g. In Kittery, Dingey, $40; ntconb 70
In saco, Dngley, 42I; Ttconb, lG6. In Biddeford
DINGHY 7Sl; TtcOmb, 62; in Rennebunk-Dingley, 100;
Ttcomb lSO These ten towns give Dngley 1875; Tit
comb 2672; Williams. 119; majority for Dngcy, 1884
The same towns last year gave Perham e,6i5; Kinba
5000 being Republican majority of 49, net Repub-
lican GAIN 665 The aggregate vote Is in these towns
only seventweths that Of last year. when the agers
gate vote of the whole State was 1929.
The vote Of Augusta is--Dingley, Gel ntcomb $3.50;
Williams 80; J. W. North for Representative, $40 ma
iority J. II. Williams for Representative 1856 majority.
Board man was elected Representative. Androscogcin
all heard from Greene, aud stand-Dingley,
county ticket, two Senator's ana all the Representatives
sl5 D. m-sixty-three towns give Dingley 1854 Tit
comb, 9l25; Williams. 4sS, being majority OF 425i for
Dngley. Last year PeTnam received 22OA; knnba,
1000 being a majority OF 69s for Perhan; net loss
Sy The aggregate vote this year is 2i77 last year.
a. Iio This indicates majority of about 1910 vote
of about $1,000 The returns SIN TOO lew 10 Judge
Sn1th Berwick gives DiDgley 29O Ttcomb. 265 Deer
ing gives Dingley 1872; 1ItcOmb, go Fairfield gives
Dngiey 2s3 Ttcomb 2Ol last Terhsn, 4o4; Kim
last YEAR Perhan 4es Kmbail, az. Lewiston gives
Dngley $50 TIteomb 36l Williams 10; last year Per.
ham. il7l kimbau, S32. Lewiston Is tue home OF
Djngley and Kennebunk the home of T1tcOmb. Auburn
Dneey soa Tteomb 3SS; ss yssr pegham Sa7
year Perham l6, Kimball $50 Paris Is the home OF
PeThsm. York gives Dinghy r 49,, Tteo 5sa
skcwhegan-D ngley, $40; ntoemb, 49,; Williams, 49,
Last yesrmPeTnam s2l kneai' S,; waIa0eo sSs
Kimbail. 53s Augusta-Dingey Cel ntcomR, $50 Last
year-Perham iO97 Kimball, Gg7. Augustais the home
Of Williams who is elected Representative 10 the Legis
iature the other Representatives. being Republican,
Gardiner--Dingey, 2s Ttcomb. J. Last year-Per-
ham, 6gs; Kim6all, 2s5
"% 10 O'Clock p. none hundred towns gave Dinge
2OI 49, TtcoInb IS949; Williams, 6e3-Repnbcan major
ity $50 towns last year-Perhaul, S2sH kim
2liO4-RepublIcan majority o1l3 LUIS SHOWS major
OF $1,000 against Republican majority iast year on 10,
s37 on vote OF 269 The towns not heard from gave
s, iast year carried Knox County time.
This year the returns indicate that the Democrats have
The Republicans have probably carried the other Is
counties though possibly one or more may DC ost Oh
aecount Of the Independent ticket
pe Bs@s' cS hat' k,%Sa as Camden gives Dnsley
Roeklsnd gives D1nrlsy sis; TIicolnh. ; lost
PerhaIn, s92; Kinbal, $50 Thomastnn gives mnglgy
ssI bangor gives DnGley i,Gs: nioom6; l,l1'
i'sM Although the democrats carry Bangor on the
,,upernatoria vote, the Reubicas have elected ther
represeutatyes BuckspOrt gives DDRey 1885, IlicOinD,
la; last year Perhsm $50 Kmbal. 2s Odtown gives
Dingey sl7; Ttcomb. 46e last year Psrnan; "a An I'm,
year Perham SAG, kimbau, l6. Maohias gives Dlng-
ley ls2; Ttcomo. 6sj last year, feIham' 90
Kimball 49 East Machias gives Dlngley lH
Ttcomb, I79: last year Perhsm, AZ; kim6ali, lao
Cherry field gives Dng'ey l13; Titcomb 70; Nillans,
lOi; last year Perhan, 500 Kmbali, %. Naterviie
gives DiDgey les; nteomb, "; williams last year
Perhaul, s91; KnLuIl, sci. West Wateryiiic giFes
Dngley 2O5; n,comb, l21; Williams Wdteryhic ana
West Watervie were Que town last year ELLSWORTH ID
reported giving Ttcemb 100 majority. lAis rrrh7