Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-11-12
THE ELECTIONS.
How Republican Hopes Have Been
DIsappOinted-SOme of the Echoes.

SlNtN-nlne OI Tie lDZ cOulllltS VI Illlliplo
have now been definitely heard from. In
nine counties no political issues We're tried.
In Cook county the contest was chaotic.
In fifty-nine counties where the farmers
were in the field, the results, mainly based
on County Treasurer, We're as follows:
Farmers: Brown, Bureau, Cass, Cam
paign, Clinton, Coles, Douglas, Ford,
Greene. Iroduois, Kane, Kendall, Knox,
Lake. LaSalie. Lee, Livingston, Macon,
Macoupin, Marion, Marshall. McDOnough,
Montgomery. Moultrie, Peoria, Piatt, Put
nam. Richland, Rock Island, Schuyler,
Scott. Shelby, Stephenson, Tazewell, Wa
bash. WAYNE, Will, WOodford-3S.
"Repu6Iicaa: Fulton, Grundy, Henry,
Jackson. 10 Davies, Kankakee, Mclean,
Pulaski. Stark. Vermillion, Williamson-11
Democrat: Adams, Christian. Effing-
ham. Fayette, Hamilton, Jersey, Madison,
Morgan, Pike, SangamOn-1O."
WISCONSIN.
The MiI,raukee Nelcs of the Sth inst.
pubIishes returns from all the counties in
Wisconsin but one. The majority for
TAYLOR. the Mathematician
candidate for Governor. over WashbuTn, the
Republican candidate, is 1862, and Sha-
wano. the remaining county, will probably
increase these figures. The State Senate
stands l6 Reformers and 10 Republicans,
with one district to hear trom-the Thirty
second-composed of the counties Of
Buffalo. Clark, jackson and Irempeleau,
in which II. Dewhurst was the Liberal and
r. c. Fields the Republican candidates.
The district is reported close, and the re-
suit will determine the political complex
ion of the Senate. The Assembly stands:
Reformers IS, Republicans 81; to hear from.
II. Those to hear from are: l in Buffalo,
l in Door and Kewaunee, in Marquette,
. in Monroe, ! in Portage, in Richland,
l in St. Croix, in Sank, / Shawano, etc.
the Reformers will probably have MAORI
tv of the members not yet reported, so that
the Assembly will finally stand about 90
to 80.
KANSAS.
The Kansas City (Mo.) Times Of the
18th inst. saws: s.Our Kansas adviceS to
latest date are from ninety Legislative dis
tricts. in which the tally stands 81 OPPOSE
ton and % Radicals. The Radical pres
of Kansas are pretending to make differ
ent showing BY counting as Radicals all In
dependents. We know whereof we speak
when we affirm that the Times estimate is
correct. We had a correct list of all Legis-
lative candidates. and have prepared our es
Inmates from correct and accurate data. We
have received special dispatches from al
most every county in the State, and We
have the facts and figures from which to
rrenare an estimate. We mOdestly claim
10 have given the fullest and most correct
returns from Kansas yet published"
MINNESOTA.
ST. PAUL, Minnesota, November T.
Later returns from the elections in this
State are still more favorable to the anti
monopolists. There is now hardly dOub:
of the election of Dixie, as State Treasurer
while the chances now favor the election OF
Stevens for Secretary of State over Jenni-
son. the present incumbent, by small ma
iority. Davis. Republican, for Governor
will have between 1000 and 5,0OOmaiOrity
The Legislature is Republican, although
the anti-monopOlists make gains III boil
branches.
MICHIGAN.
The fifth congressional district of Mich
loan on the basis of the vote of 1872, IS the
strongest Republican district in the State
Last fall it was carried by the Republican
candidate bv a majority Of 5000. Thu
,nember elect died, and an election wa
held on the 4th inst. to fill the vacancy.
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, Nov. 7.-FrOn
The last figures received at The DenOc17l
Office this evening the vote stanCs: vii
Iiams (Rep.) maiOrities-Allegan county
$50: Ottawa county, IS: Coma county, III
qOtal $50.
Comstocks Dem.) maiorities-Ken
county, 55I; NIuskegan county, 2G9. Iota
S2G. We have yet 60 hear from the town
of Spencer Kent county; CasnOyia, Blu
Lake. Dalton, Fruitland and Moreland
Muskegon county; Lee and Casco, Allegal
county.
DETROIT. Nov. 9.-One of the significan
signs of the times is the movement nov
maturing for union of farmers, granger
and labor retomers. Leading men c
these organizations have been consultin
and maturing plans for general co-opera
lion and consolidation which are nov
nearly completed throughout the Western
States. A meeting has just been held her
in furtherance of this object. The Opera
rion is being carried on very quietly.
NEW YORK.
The Nee York World Of the Sth ms
states that the returns so far received max
the Democratic majority for Secretary
State 10. 70S. The Republican candidai
for State Engineer has run behind his ticI
ct. The majority of Mr.. Sweet, the Den
ocratic nominee for this position, Is lIkel
40 be two or three thousand more than tn;
for Secretary of State.
ConcediDg the election of WOOdin in Il
Twentv-fifth District and Madden in IL
Tenth. though the latter is still i'll dOub
the Republicans have seventeen Senator
and the Democrats fifteen. The Dem
Gratis have gained several Republican al
tricts, but have lost he First Ninth al
Fourteenth districts, which were Dem
cratic. These changes give the senate
the Republicans.
There are several Assembly distric
from which full returns have hot been +
oeived, but the present indications are TN
ghe Republicans will have from six to eigI
majority in the House, and from eight
ten majority on joint ballot.
Numerous gains have been made in cou
Nv officers by the Democrats. MadisC
county elects a Democratic County Cler
Monroe county does the same. WaSh!n
ION county, heretofore one OF the Stronge
Rapublican counties, elects Democrat
Sheriff, From the southwestern part OF u
State the news comes of the election OF
Democratic Sheriff in Allegany count
Liberal and Democratic Sheriiis III Gait
raugus and Chautauqu2 couliuCS ana
Tompkins county the election OF the iir
Democratic District Attorney for tWent
two years.
Steuben county, was in former years,
reliable Democratic county, but has give
large Republican maiOrities ever since u
formation of that party. IL has no
wheeled around and given the Democrat