The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1874-11-13

II. William r. Morrison, Dem. reelected.
Is. William Hartzell, Dem, gain.
10. William b. Anderson, Ind.
KANSAS.
/. William A. Phillips, Rep.
2. j. II. Goodn, Opp.
3. William II. Brown, Rep.
KENTUCKY-l0.
1. A. r. Boone, Dem.
2. John Young Brown. Dem, reelected.
3. Charles W. Milliken, Dem, reelected.
A. J. Proctor Knott, Dem.
5. Edward Y. Parsons. Dem.
6. Thomas l.. Jones, Dem.
Z. j. G. s. Blackburn, Dem.
8. Milton j. Durham, DEM, reelected.
o. Harrison Cockrill, Dem.
10. John b. Clarke, Dem.
LoUIsIANA-6.
l. Randall l.: Gibson, Dem, gain.
2. T.. John Ellis, Dem, gain.
3. G. Il. Darrall, Rep.
4. William NJ. Levy DEM, gam.
5. Frank Morey, Rep.
6. G. +. Nash, Rep.
MARYLAND-6.
I. Philip f. Thomas, Dem.
2. Charles b. Roberts, Dem.
8. William j. O'Brien, DEM, reelected.
4. Thomas Swami DEM, reelected.
s. Eli J. Henkle, DEM, gain.
6. William Walsh, Dem, gain.
MAssAoHUsETTs-11.
1. James Buffinton, Rep, reelected.
2. Benjamin w. Harris, Rep, reelected
3. Henry l.. Pierce, Rep, reelected.
4. Rufus s. Frost, Rep.
5. Nathaniel p. Banks, Dem, gain-6, 00t
6. Charles P. Thompson, Dem. (beats Butler)
7. John X. Tarbox DEM, gain.
8. William w. Warren, Dem >, gain.
Q. GEORGE F. Hoar, Repy, reelected.
10. julius III. Seelye Ind.
IL. Chester W. Chaplin, Dem, gain-large maj
MIcHIGAN-9.
/. Alpheus s. Williams, Dem, gain.
2. Henry Waldron, Rep, reelected.
3. George Willard, Rep, reelected.
4. Allen Potter. DEM, gain
5. Mark D. WILDER, Dem.
6. George II. Durand, Dem, gain.
7. Omar ID. Conger, Rep, reelected.
8. Nathan b. Bradley, Rep, reelected
o. Jay A. Hubbell, Rep, reelected.
MINNEsoTA.-3.
/. Mark II. Dunnell, Rep
2. II. b. Strait, Rep.
3. W. s. King Rep.
MIssoURI-13.
1. Edward G. Kerr, Dem, gain.
2. Erastus Wells, Dem, reelected.
3. William II. Stone, Dem -, reelected.
4. Robert A. Hatcher Dem. reelected.
s. Richard p. Bland, Dem, reelected.
6. Chas. III. Morgan, Dem.
7. John 4. Phillips, Dem
8. Benjamin j. Franklin, Dem.
8. David Rea, Dem, gain (probably).
10. r. A. Debolt. Dem.
II. John b. Clark, Jr.. Dem, re-eleeted.
IL. John NJ. Glover, Dem. reelected.
-. Aylett II. Buckner, Dem, reelected.
NEVADA.
William WOODBURY., Rep.
NEW JERSEY.
/. Clement II. Sinnickson, Rep.
2. Samuel A Dobbins. Rep.
3. Miles Ross, DEM, gain.
4. Robert Hamilton, Dem, reelected.
5. w. w. Phelps, Rep, reelected.
G. Fred. III. Teese, Dem.
7. Augustus A. Hardenbergh, Dem. gain.
NEW YoRK-33.
l. Henry B. Metcalf, DEM. gain.
2. John G.. Schumacher, Dem, reelected.
8. Simon B. Chittenden, Rep.
4. Archibald M. Bliss, Dem, gain.
5. Edwin r. Meade, Dem.
6. Samuel s. Cox, DEM, reelected.
7. Smith Ely. Jr.. Dem. -, 900 mai
8. Elijah Ward, Dem, gain
8. Fernando Wood, Dem, reelected.
10. Abram S. Hewitt, Dem, gain.
IL. Benjamin A. Willis, Dem, gain.
IL. N. Holmes 0dell, Dem.
Is. John o. Whitehouse, DEM, reelected
by 5000.
Il. George NJ. Beebe, Dem.
Is. Seymour l.. Stebbins. Rep.
l6. Charles II. Adams, Rep. gain.
II. Martin i. Townsend, Rep.
IS. Andrew Williams, Rep, 80, 900 mai.
10. William A. Wheeler, Rep.,-6, 600 mai.
20. Henry II Hathorn Rep.
81. Samuel f. Miller Rep.
%. George A. Bagley, Rep.
20. Scott Lord. Dem, gain.
"a. William III. Baker, Rep.
25. Elias W. Leavenworth Rep.
&c. Clinton d. MscDougall, Rep, reelected
81. Elbridge g. Lspham, Rep.
%. Thomas C. Plat, Rep, reelected.
30. G. G. b. Walker Dem.
80. John Nj. Davey, Rep.
81. George G.. Hoskins, Rep. reelected
80. Lyman X. Bass, Rep.
33. Augustus +. Allen, Dem.
PENNSYLVANIA.
/. G. Freeman Rep.
2. Chas. O'Neill, Rep.
3. s. j. Randall, Dem.
4. VIM. ID. Kelley, Rep.
5. John ]. Robbins, Dem.
6. Wash. Townsend, Rep.
7. Allen Wood, Jr., Rep.
8. Hester Clymer Dem.
8. A. Herr Smith, Rep.
10. VIM. Mutchler, Dem.
IL. Frank ID. Collins. Dem.
IL. W. W. Ketchum Rep.
ID. James b. Reilly Dem.
IA. John b. Packer, Rep.
10. Joseph Powell Dem.
16. Sobieski Ross. Rep.
IL. John Kelley, Dem.
49, VIM. s. Stenger Dem.
10. Levi Marsh, Dem.
90 L.. A. Mackey, Dem.
81 Jacob Turney, Dem.
% JAS II. Hopkins, Dem.
3d. A 4. Cochrane, Dem.
"a. John W. Wallace, Rep.
%. George A. Jenckes, Dem.
26. Jacob Sheakley Dem.
81. Albert G. Ebert, Dem.
RHODE IsLAND-2.
1. BENJAMIN L. Eames, Rep, re-elected--1,-
400 mai
2. Latimer W. Ballou, Rep, LOO maj.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
l. Joseph II. Rainey (colored), Rep.
2. +. W. NJ. Mackey, Opposition.
3. l.. 8, Hoge, Rep.
4, A. s. Wallace, Rep.
8. Reuben Smalls (colored). Rep.
TENNEssEE-10.
1. VIM. Mcfarland, Dem.
2. Jacob M. 1homburgh, Rep, reelected.
3. George G.. Didrell. Dem, gain.
4. John w. Head, Dem, gain.
s. John VI. Bright, Dem :, reelected.
6. John f. House. Dem, gain.
z. Washington @. Whitthorne, DEM, re-
elected by 5000.
8. John ID. c. Atkins, Dem, reelected.
9. William z. Caldwell, Dem, gain.
10. III. Casey Young, Dem, gains, 500 mai.