The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-11-07
The Elections.
New YoRK, Nov. 6.
TIE SENATE AND ASSEMBLY

The Tribune puts the democratic MAORI
ty in the state from ten TO twenty thousand;
puts the state senate seventeen republican
to fifteen opposition elects Woodin in the
twenty-ffth district by 400 plurality Day
ton over Easton in the thirteenth district
by 2,4O0 majority Benjamin Ray over
lIogeboom in the eleventh district by ,971;
Connolly oyer Welsh in the fourtceAth us
ter district by 400; Youmans over Thomp-
son in the twenty-third district by 300 /;
johnson over Woodwork in the twenty
fifth district by probably less than 100, and
Madden over Abbott in the tenth district by
800. 1t classifes the assembly AS sixty
eight republicans, fifty-nine democrats, and
one Independent from the second district
of Wayne.
The Times elects Woodin, Connolly and
Cole, and claims Middleton as republican,
and classiies the senate as nineteen repub-
licans TO thirteen democrats. 1t puts the
assembly at sixty-eight republicans and
sixty democrats, and says the Tammany
ticket ran within 1000 or thereabouts of
the democratic vote for secretary of state,
which shows that the strength of the demo-
cratic organization outside of Tammany
hall is very small indeed.
The Tammany vote this year shows an
increase of at least 10, 900 over that of last
year, Notwithstanding the falling off in the
registration.
The republicans polled AZ per cent. of
the total number of votes cast for Presi.
dent last year, while this year the per
ceniage of the vote for Secretary of State
is only 34.3 of the total city vote
The democrats show only falling off
this year Of about IA per cent. compared
with 1872, while the loss in the republican
vote is about 80 per cent
The World estimates the democratic ma
jority in the State at 14,S43, and makes
the state Senate tie by electing Mech
over Connolly in the fourteenth district 1t
also claims the election of johnson in the
twenty-siXth district. Comedies the cleo
ton of Woodin and MCGOWAN in the TWEEN
tieth, and classfics Middleton in the eigh-
teenth as democrat. 1t classifes the AS
semby as GO democrats and &C republicans.
MIDDLETON
Having been endorsed by the democrats,
Middleton, the liberal republican Senator
will, the Herald says, probably side with
the democrats on all political questions.
SENATOR ROBERTSON.
Robertson's majority in Westchester SEN
atoral district is 2,3G4.
QUEENS COUNTY.
Queens county complete: Willers 3,231,
Thayer 2,401; Willers majority $50.
Thompson, democrat. for senator, 1851,
King, republican, 3,SS4 Kings majority
LOB. This brings Kings majority in the
first senatorial district up to 1900. The
majority of Oakley in the first senatorial
district Of Queens is All. The majority
for Price, republican, in the second assem-
bly, of Queens is not given.
SULLIVAN COUNTY.
Sullivan county gives the democratic
state ticket 700 majority, democratic gain
of PA.
COLUMBIA COUNTY.
Columbia county complete gives Willers
1852, Nichols 743, Ranes S91, Sweet 920
Ray, senator in the eleventh district, has
/ 1924. Samuel Tassel, democrat, for sher-
ilf, 1924. Lawrence, democrat, for assem-
bly,, first district, has 3i3. Fana, republic
can. second district, 307.
\ Kansas City, Mo-, dispatch says the
returns from forty-one of siXty-four coun-
ties in Kansas shows the legislature will
probably be ten to twenty majority in favor
of the opposition candidates. Many of
them are Republicans and are expected to
act with the regularly elected republicans
upon party matters The heaviest repub-
lcan losses are in formerly strongest re.
publican counties, while the principal cities
of the state heretofore straight are now
much mixed
The latest returns from Kansas shows
the election of opposition representatives
in fifty-four counties, and republicans in
twenty-five counties. There are twenty
two districts to he heard from. The dem
ocrats, farmers and workingmen united
solidly against the republicans.
a dispatch from Wilmington, Del, says
there is Il republican gain in the eastern
shore counties of Maryland. They elect
four members to the house of delegates,
three county surveyors and sheriff The
democrats carry Cecil and Queen Anne
solidy. Wyoming is in doubt on the vote
for house of delegates
GENEsEE, Nov. 9.
Livingston county complete gives Thay-
er 051 majority.
SARATOGA, Nov. u.
The following are Saratoga county ma
jorties; Thayer / $50, Hopkins ,7G5, Fort
/ ,G35, Mead /, 735, Slleman 1,72S, Taylor
/ ,GS3, Plat 1,742 West, for assembly,
LIST district, AIS; Batcheller, for assembly,
I'd district, no opposition.
ALBANY, Nov. 6.
Special dispatches received here state
that Woodn and johnson are elected sena-
tors in the 25th and Goth districts; the for
mer by 200 and the latter by so majority.
Youmans, democrat, in the 23d district, is
also elected by $50 majority. Connolly,
in the 14th district is elected by
n ,,,oi,rify