The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1873-11-21
Ihe Elections.

Oritv for Taylor, the DenlCctaIlC
,iberal- Reform candidate for Gov
rpor, over Washburn, the Republl-
an candidate, is 1852, and Sha-
yano. the remaining county, will pro- $
,ablv increase these figures: The
State Senate stands IS Reformers
md 16 Republicans, with one district {
o hear from-the Thirty-second-
of the counties of Buffalo,
Clark, Jackson and Trempeleau, in
which R. Dewhurst was the Leberal
and R. C. Fields the Republican can
I;dates The district Is reported
close, and the result will determine
the political complexion ofthe Senate,
The Assembly stands Reformers SO,
Republicans 81; to hear from, II. |
Those to hear from are; l in Buffalo,
| in Door and Kewaunee, l in Mar
ouette. 2 in Monroe, l in Portage,
in Richland; in St. Croix, Shawa-
no. ETC., the Reformers will probably
have a majority of the members not
vet reported, so that the Assembly
will finally stand about % to 80.
KANSAS.
The Kansas City MOI Times of the
7th inst. says: "Our Kansas advice to
latest date are from ninety Legisla-
tive districts, in which the tally stands
81 oppositions and % Radicals. The
Radical press of Kansas are pretend
inc to make different showing by
counting as Radicals all Independents.
We know whereof we speak when we
affirm that the Times estimate Is cor
rect. We had a correct list OF all
legislative candidates, and have pre-
pared our estimates from correct and
accurate data. We have received
special dispatchs from almost every
county in the State, and we have the
facts and figures from which to pre-
mare ali estimate. We modestly
claim to have given the fullest and
most correct returns from Kansas yet
published.
MINNESOTA.
St. Paul, Minnesota, November
Later returns from the elections
in this State are still more favorable
TO the anti-monopolists. There is now
hardly a doubt Of the election of Dixie,
rs State Treasurer, while the chances
now favor the election of Stevens fol-
! Secretary of the State over Jennison.
the present incumbent, by a small
majority. Davis, Republican, fol-
Hoyo,no, will have between 4,O0l
and 5000 majority. The Legisla
ture is Republican, although the an
ti-monopolists make gains in othel
branches.
MICHIGAN.
The fifth congressional district O.
Michigan Oil the basis of the vote o
1872, is the strongest Republican dis
trict in the State. Last fall it wa
carried by the Republican candidate
: bv a majority of 5000. The mem
. Der elect died, and an election wa
held on the 4th. to fill the vacancy.
: GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, Nov. t
From the last figures received at I'll
Democrat office this evening the vot
I stands: Williams (Rep.) majority
5 Allegan county, $50; Ottawa county
0 IS: COMA county, 112; total $50.
E Comstock's (Dem.) majorities-
d Kent county, 557; Muskegan county
n 269 Total 500. We have yet t
hear from the towns of Spencer Ker
county; Casnovia, Blue Lake, Daltol
L Fruitiand and Moreland, Muskego
\ county; Lee and Casco, Allega
IS county.
e DETROIT, Nov. 9.-One Of Il
significant signs Of the times Is II
movement now maturin" for a UNI
I + Of farmers, grangers anG labor reforl
u ers. Leading men of these organic
~ tons have been consulting and m
SO turing plans for a general cooper
le ton and consolidation which are no
n nearly completed throughout Il
t. Western States. 4 meeting has ~
TT been held here in frtherance Of I'll
ne object. The operation is being CO
III ried on very quietly.
~ NEW YORK.
% The Nclg York World Of the 8
Il inst. states that the returns 50 far !
h. ceived make the Democratic major
So for Secretary of State 15,1Oo. ~
Republican candidate for State Z
al gineer has run behind his tlckt
p The majority of Mr.. Sweet, the Del
IL. IN ocratic nominee for this position,
!" likely to be two or three thousal
ID more than that for Secretary of Stat
Conceding the election Of Wo
he in the Twenty-iifth District and Ma
OF den in the Tenth, though the latter
to still in doubt. the Republicans ha
,e, seventeen Senators and the De
is ocrats fifteen. The Democrats ha
sc gained several Republican distric
TO but have lost the First, Ninth al
bs Fourteenth districts, Democrt
Ie ic. These changes give the Senate
or- the Republicans.
as There are several Assembly d
slLr tricts from which full returns ha
Ia not been received, but the present
in cations are that the Republicans W
he have from six to eight majority in t
he House, and from eight to ten majo
49, ty on joint ballot.
g WHAT THE DEMOCRATS HAVE ACCo
PLIsHED.
Ter The Democrats carried all t
us States IN which elections for Unit
sm States Senators are to take place
, T the next session Of the LEgislatn
Of Ohio will continue Mr. Thurman
", the Senate. He is among the ablt
ct men in that body, and as pure as
Sc, is able. His skirts are not soiled
ms ther by Credit Mobilier plumber
in salary grabs. In Wisconsin Carpe
Ter ter, Republican, will be chosen
all stay at home, and some good M
III III put in his place. Maryland will CO
he he tinue a Democrat in the Senate, al
he Mr.. Lewis, in Virginia, will be
lc- perseded BY some person in harmon
nd with the Democratic sentiments
~, ,,a the people of that State. These a
st st important elements in the late ell
er tions, and give the verdict Of the p'
ce pie unusual force and significance.