Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-11-07
NEW YORK.

OF the Republican State ticket by g
small majority. In New York City
, and county the Democratic candidates
for the Jud;ciarvare elected. A Demo.
cratic Sheriff. City Clerk and Coroners
are elected Three Democrats and
one Republican State Senator are
elected from this city, while eleven
Democrats ard five or six Republican
members OF tie Assembly are elected.
A vacancy i'll the Aldermen is filed by
a Democrat.
show the election Of Is Republican
Senators and tie probable election of
:; more out OF 81 State Senators, with
65 Republican Assemblymen sure and
probably s or 10 more out of 12S.
Erie county gives 6S4 Democratic
gain.
Otseg, county gives 300 Democratic
! Ulster county gives 100 Democratic
gain.
The World claims Is Democrats and
! II Republicans to the Senate and G5
/ Republicans and 63 Democrats to the
| Assembly,
| The Times says: Taking a general
/ view of affairs we cannot congratulate
! the Republicans of New York upon
the results Of yesterday. The Repub-
hcans cannot elect their ticket without
voting for it, and next year we may
have good nominations without del,l-
sive Democratic alliances"
The Tribune says that the State Sem
ate stands Is Republican, Is Opposi-
ton and 2 doubtful and the Assembly
y Republicans to 10 Democrats.
A Kansas City special to the Times
says that both parties of that State
claim Il majority in the House and the
indications are that the result is very
close.
y Kansas City dispatch to the Tri-
blne says the opposition carried the
State and al antiinonopoly legisla-
ture IS chosen.
The World has q flag at the head of
its columns 1t estimates the Demo
cratic majority in this State Mt not less
than 1900, and in this city at $4,000.
four Republican Assemblymen have
been elected.
The vote in Jersey City show: a gain
Of three Democrats from that city to
the Assembly.
New YORK, November J-Night.-
In this city II Tammany and / Apollo
Hall Democrat and Republicans have
been elected to the Assembly and
Tammany Democrats and l Repub-
lican to the Senate
Later Returns from the STATE in
dictate !he election of II Democrats
and il Republicans to the Senate.
Fonr districts are III doubt, which may
alter the result.
New YORK. Nov 5-Night.-The
Evening Express makes the State Sen |
ate - Republicans and - Democrats, |
with two Districts in doubt
WISCONSIN.
y Milwaukee dispatch to the Times I
says the returns from one-tllirtl of !
Wisconsin indicate the election of the |
Democratic ticket The Democrats |
gained eight votes in the Legislature. /!
NEW JERSEY.
NEWARK, November 5-Noon The !
Republicans have 4 majority OF II Oh
Joint ballot. |
MARYLAND.
BALTiMoRr, November 5-Noon.-
The returns from Montgomery county
give q Democratic majority Of 561: /
Hartford county 5Sl.
BALTIMORE, November might.
L
State are scattering and come in very |
slowly The Democrats carry Balti- |
more county hy about GOO majority. |
Carroll county gives Il Democratic /
majority of about 400
IN Caroline county Williams, Re |
publican, las been elected to the |
House of Delegates. The Democrats |
elect the balance of the ticket and |
carry Cecil county by about $40 ma
jority-a large Democratic gain. |
/ Is said that the Republicans carry |
Charles county by Il small majority on |
legislation and the county ticket.
Frederick county elects the Repub- |
lican ticket, except the sheriff, by from
100 to 800 majority.
Woolford's majority i'll Howard
county IS u, The Republicans claim
to have elected one member to the
House Of Delegates in this county.
The Democrats lave ii majority in
Kent County, on the State ticket of
100. Goldsborough, Republican, FOR
cOmDtroIler, carried Talbot county by
SO ma lorlty.
Valiant, Republican, and Seth, In
dependent, have been elected to the
House of Delegates. The remainder
of the ticket is Democratic
VIRGINIA.
EIcHMoNr, Nov. 5-Night.-The
full county returns come in slowly.
Those that have been received, as COM
pared with the vote for Walker and
Wells, show the following gains and
losses: Rockbrjdge county, conser-
vative loss 90 Warren county, con-
sentative gain 253 Washington coun-
ty. Hughes home, conser vative less
213 Shenandoah county, conserva-
tive gain 40S Hanover county, con-
servative loss 10 !; Smythe county,
conservative gain "a Elizabeth City
county, conservative gain 400 ; Fau
Q1lier county, conservative loss 1872
HenricO county, conservative loss over
l2j ; \u:'rs.d, .-,t:nty, Conservative
gain 50 Prince Edward county, con-
Sentative loss 107 Wythe county,
conservative gain III ; Nansemond
county, conservative gain 341 Caro-
line county, conservative loss So CIll-
pepper county, conservative loss 267.
The cities are asfollOws: Richmond,
conservative gain l ,546 Petersburg,
conservative gain 100 Norfolk, con-
sentative gain 9OS.
| The aggregate conservative gains SO
far are 4, AS and the losses ], 132.
/ FROM Uuo 1ucOIuE)leC TeGITIS tueIo
will be but little change in the Legis-
lat1lre, that is about two-thirds con-
servative majority on joint ballot.
MICHIGAN.
DETROIT, Nov. might. Com
stock, Democrat, elected to Congress
from the 9Th District by 200 ma ority.
Foster, Republican. carried the Dis
trict last year by 1O6O9 majority.)
ILLINOIS.
CAIRO, Nov. might Mrs. 2. A.
Taylor has q plurality of $50 votes in
this city, and is probably elected
School Superintendent though the
county vote, which is strong for
Mrs. Brown, will make the race a close
one. The male candidates for School
Superintendent received bnt q small
vote.