, 1873-11-05

DOaTOS, h0T. a.~--lhh 'ole ~ tH!A f5ttlto tn-Hhy
has been i very light. one, notwithstanding tin
munt favorable woatt,cr. Returns to thiB hour
tH y. MI iutltcato tho recollection Of Wnnllbur,l.
Republican. to the tlovofnolu!p by II majority
nf nbout 17,UDD at,ainht u, 0}0 lust yanr. Eath
branches of tho Legislature will be Republican
by about 4 two~thirtls vote, which is Iii this
Htotu n heavy patn for the Democrats. Lust
wear tho I.exi.Ilature wns dlyidcd ~ follnwA:
Sonata 80 Republican, and osU Democrat; l1olae,
251 RonnblicanH, ~ DcInoeratH.
Tho ioutu.o oi tho o1cutlon to-t'ay Ia tho royo-
}atio, it 1nhloa Of tito vea1:1rys q: party tios.
Tho Independent tiulets hAvo Dcbf tho popular
oilos eYcrywloro, mud no opportunity Houn.s to
hayo boon lost for ruluiing tito trading poiti-
c;nlg. Gei.. Banks Is ol9cto1 to the Sennto as
Ri independent, boating Ills regular Republican
opponent two to o1te TT 4 diBsrict which goos for
Wnsaburn by Il majority ac;rly ns large. II thu
Tcntll and Eleventh .Wnrss OF this city l4ano.
natotl by both tho napltblicans and Uomucrats,
Stevenson. il q ]k,1loi-<seaiar. lie waH beaten
by u minority OF more than two to one. In tho
plymouth District. }!a%as, independent, Ia
elected oSor Coc, regular Republican, by heavy
lii ono Worcester Dhtrict. s3eorge T. Very,
Don0cro& IL oleolod by iin.jorlty 81 ovor 7o0.
He is anti-,noAibit;on. In tho Newton District.
Wa!tey ]. MaaoM Ltf,e,al Aepu11llean 1, Is eleeted
Dcmocrnt, is elected III tic Cambridge District
over Fuller. Republican. Jacobs, Darnoornt, iB
ro-oectoti Ii, DuBtor. Except tho lust, gilt toan
arc in tho plaro of res.tlar Republicans III
tiyes show almuat 40 astonishing fcatures, DOM
ocrats aud Independent boinG oloetod h. Ma,y
towns heretofore considered sure for tho rog1l-
lar Republicans. .....
1t ID too eayly to give definitely tho complex
ion Of tLs Iogislat,lrc, but that thoro s 10 doubt
TINT tt,o regime of tho Cnston-HouDo party in
local politica haH received atartlinG ref,nke.
Tho party whip hah been clac};ad with notable
ilefiiuionuy. Tho growing. diHBuss with tho pro-
break, but vhoro sia defiant npirit oil rebellion
ngpi1,st cut-antl-trica political work uud Bet
MP tickots tint is exceedingly promising. The
cru OF Independents thinking has apparently
ton Adcertiser and other Republican journals,
when tho Administration forces were striving to
imposo Dutfor on tho party, los l'rolnGcd good
rcsu1tB In many Why's and tho end ia not yet.
Tho falling of in WaBhhnrn's majority Is owing
partly to The light vote md, partly to tho dcfce-
tion If tho Butler crowd. wlio deulnct to vote.
It ID nearly twenty years ei1ice anything 10
expected III this collection OF independents st,c~
ccsgos l1as happened iu MuHsnchllBotts politics.
the Third District hi IN place Of Whiting, deceased.
No Democrat coull be found to run against
lin. Charles Hale, lnto Aaslstnnt Secretary OF
State, is elected to tho IIonNe from tho Eourth
Ward OF Boston. John Quincy Albums is elected
from Quincy.
This city siros majority for CASTOR Of 1888:
Two yours ago tho combined 1nu3oriiy against
H. ma',nsr"t;n unto ~ TtS ost vcnr Wnsn,,a
,na ;nr;, ,v,r ;'s vas as Wnrccator ;yoa
CASTOR n majority Of over 10000 The Oldest
ihat nrresIat 80, ninritv to nomocrrtc
si"to sI@t fctot' 1Sweu miso e1yos Gastdn a nm.
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any & ~. =, III, ~ 10 ,a In to
lu2 I4upt uuoaHTi .5 nt,i =" M WV - ;1 XII
i ns" noS.e"1.4"' oo."1 H. ii,rai.;,;tarn ,n,r
no maoo 60 rgpei .1 ffonsnt'oiy tt !gm 1s
pus -, nat .ta -;.oad p"g a7,, Mn~ao;c ,ra
I an ost ~ ~ ~ n ,,,",nora ~ tha 7o@ia
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