Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-11-05
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO TIE GAZETTE
The Elections.

The Elections.
New YORK, Nov 5.-lhe Times says that
the returns, although incomplete, indicate the
probable defeat Of the Republican State ticket
by small majority. La New York city and
county the Democratic candidates for the Judi
cary are elected and the Democratic caudi-
dates for Sheriff, City Clerk and Coroncrs are
elected. Three Democratic and one Republican
State Senator are elected FROM this city while
eleven Democrats aud six Republican members
of the Assembly are elected 4 vacancy in the
Board of Aldermen is filled by a Democrat.
The returns from the country districts show
the election of lG Republican Senators and the
probable election OF three more out OF - State
Senators, with 65 ASsemblymen sure and pro-
badly eight or ten more out OF IS.
A Kansas City special to the Times says that
both parties 10 that State claim majority in
the House, and the indications are that the re-
suit is very close.
A Milwaukee dispatch to the Times says the
returns from one-third Of Wisconsin Indicate
the election OF the Democratic ticket. The
Democrats gain egh votes III the Legislature.
The Times says "Takiug general view
of affairs we cannot congratulate the Rcpubll
cans of New York upon the results oil yester-
day. The Republicans caunot elect their ticket
without voting for it, and next year We may
have good nominations without dcusive Dem
ocratic alliances
New YORK, Nov 5.-Thc Tribune says that
the State Senate stands Is Republicans, ID
opposition and doubtful, and the Assembly
g. Republicans and &c Democrats.
a Kansas City dispatch to the Tribune says
that the opposition have carried the State and
| I bno oh
New York, Nov 5.--Thc World has Il flag
at the head of its columns. 1t estimates the
Democratic majority Of this State at not less
than 5000 and in this city at 50, 900.
| In Brooklyn FIVE Democratic and four Re
| publican AssembIymen are elected.
The vote in Jersey shows gain of three
| Democrats from that city to the Assembly.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 5.Rcturns from Mont
gomery county show the election OF the entire
Democratic Legislative and county ticket
Woolford, Democrat, for Comptroller, has a
majority of 46l.
10 Hartford county Woolfords majority is
| ISL. The Democrats elect the Legislative tick
ct by GO majority.
BosToN Nov, 5.-All but twenty four towns
| in Massachusetts have been heard from, showing
! the following: For Washburne, 1918; for
CASTOR, 57,9l2 Wa>hburne's plurality will
reach l2,5OU. Eleven democrats are elected to
| the Senate aud sixty to the House. Pierce
was elected to the vacant scat IN Congress with
out any organized opposition.
New YORK, Nov. 5.-Ulster county, com
plete, except parts ofthree towns, shows small
Democratic majority. The towns to be heard
from will make about % majority tor the State
ticket. The Republican majority i'll 1871 was
800.
New York, Nov. 5-Thc World announces
as probably elected II Republicans and 10
Democrats to the Senate and 65 Republicans
and 63 Democrats to the Assembly
New YORK, Nov. 5.--Columbla county,
complete, givers Willers 1872 majority; Demo
cratic gain, 6S4 Otsego county gives about
800 Democratic majority. The Republican ma
jority in ISL was 81
NEWARK, n. j., Nov. 5.--Both the Seuate
and House Of New Jersey will be Republlcan,
the former by majority Of and the latter by
Or s. OF six new Senators, four are Kepub,
icaps Passaic county elects Democrat and
Hunterdon county Republican, an exact re-
versal of the previous Senatorial election, Inc
Republicans lose two members OF the House,
each in Essex, Passaic and Hudson and one
in Union, Camden, Cumberland, Ocean Der
yer and Mercer. There are two districts yet to
hear from, which may add to the Republican
majority 10 the House, which now stands four
against the majority last year.
Fort SCOTT, Ks, Nov. 1.-THE election IN
this city has gone Republican with two or three
exceptions The Republican county ticket Is
probably elected.
LEAvENwoRTH, Ks Nov The R"pub-
cesstul throughout the State.