Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-04-08
THE ELECTIONS.
Connecticut Goes Democrat.
IngersOll Elected by 1000 Majority.
The Legislature Probably Democratic
Noon Dispatch.

Noon Dispatch.
HARTFORD, Conn, March THE ele C
ton to-day was the quietest in the city for
many years. A light vote viii be polled.
Travelling is very bad in many parts. IT
is the general opinion that there will be no
election of Governor by the people, the
prohibition ticket tending to prevent either
of the leading candidates from getting a
majority. The Legislature will probably
be Republican. Gen. Hawley viii be elect
ed to Congress from this district by larger
majority than last fall. Starkweather will
be reelected in the third district, and the
chances are in favor of Kellogg's reelection
in the second, though that district will be
close. The chances are in favor of Barnum,
Democrat, in the fourth district, though
the Republicans there have hope of defeat
ing him.
This city gives Haven, Republican, for
Governor, 8, LAT; Ingersoll, Democrat, $685.
Smith, Temperance, 27-against last year,
Jewell, Republican, 3,481; Hubbard, De-
nocrat, 3,439
New Britain gives Haven 82l, Ingersoll
954, Smith 81; against, Jewell 936, Hub
bard 754. The returns from thirty y-eight
town including the above, foot Haven, H.
Oss; Ingersoli, 11,5O9; Smith, $50. The
same towns last year gave Jewell 1889,
Hubbard 1861. A choice of Governor
by the people is doubtful. Hswley, Repub
lican, for Congress in this district,-is elect
ed by about / 400 majority.
IL p. M.
Meridian gives Haven 919, Ingersoll 1912
against last year, Jewell 1909, Hubbard
S08. New Haven City gives Haven LII,
Ingersall 1894; against last year, Jewell
4,094, Hubbard 4,674. Sixty seven towns
gives Haven 1856, Ingersall % 1857, Smith
6S1, against last year, Jewell q 1857, Hub.
bard q $40. IugersaIl is probably elected
by at least 1900 majority Hartford coun-
ty with Hartland to hear from gives Haven
9,007, Ingersall $3.50, Smith 2GS, Hawley,
for Congress, 9,775, Kendall 1886.
Midnight.
Seventy-five town give Haven 1856, In
gersoll "a ,122; Smith, 683; against Jewell,
23,S70; Hubbard, %, ,090, last year. Inger-
soils majority over all, as far as heard
from, is 4,723. The towns yet to hear from
gave Jewell l,711 majority last year.
Starkwesther, Republican, for Congress
in the Third district is undoubtedly re-
elscted. Gen. iHawley runs about 1900
aD0au Ol IH6 hopUullCdu Obd6O biChob III MS
district, and is elected by about 1900 ma
iority. Last fall he had 693. Ingerson,
Democrat, is elected Governor by the peo-
pie by 1000 to 1900 majority. The Legis
lature will be close. q
Later.
The Euening Post has returns from 159
towns, which show an opposition gain over
last spring of 1886, of which 1857 are for
Smith, the temperance candidate for Gov
ernor. Iugersoll's majority will be about
1000. In the I'd Congressional dis
trict Kellogg has 255 majority, with
four towns to hear from. These
towns gave Republican majority of last
year Of 145. In the First Congressional
district Hawley has 1888 majority, with
five towns to hear from, which gave Re-
publican majority last year of four. In the
Third Congressional district Starkweather
is re elected by about 1900 majority. In
the fourth district Barnum, Democrat, has
1,249 majority, with two towns to hear
from, which gave a Democratic majority
last year of Al.
O'Clock This A. M.
The Senate probably stands IL Republi-
cans to 10 Democrats. Last year it was IA
Republicans to Z Democrats. The House
will be very close, the chances being that it
is Democratic by small majority.