The enquirer southerner., 1874-11-06
DELEWARE.


3 Congressmen, being gain Of three.
DELEWARE.
WMAuSGsoS, DEL, Nov. 3.-Five,Dis.
tricts heard from show republican losses rs
compared with 1872, when the State wen
Republican. l-,T -
WHMINGToN, Del, Nov 9.-Returns arr
incomplete, but indications are that al
three counties have gone Democratic, anC
not q Republican elected in the State.
AGtsTA, November 3.-In summing III
the returns from all portions of Georgia, SC
far as received, there appears to be nc
doubt of the election of an undivided Dem.
ocratic delegation. The election has been
one Of the most orderly that has ever taker
place in the State: no disturbances rcnorted
The returns from Florida are tneacrt
and satisfactory. Nothing degnite car
be obtained tonight. Finly, Democrat, is
probably elected in the let district
ILLINOIS.
/. Washington, November 3.-Priyate tele-
grams from Chicago sar that the Congress,
sional elections there show Democratic
gain. A telegram from piasburg say
NegV, Republican, is defeated. These
need cOnfirmaton
LOUISIANA.
p New Orleans, NOIember 3.-Additional
returns are favorable to the Democrats.
Indications are they elect Concressmcn
and State Treasurer The Democrats
claim the election Of GS members of the
Legislature, - Icing a majority.
MICHIGAN.
Detroit, Nov. 3.-An unusually heavy
vote has been polled Throughout: the State.
The returns show considerable Democratic
gains. The proposed new Constitution is
overwhelmingly defeated, though it re-
ceiyed large vote than was generally ex-
pected. Indications are that Williams
dem, is elected t. Congress in the first
district, Potter, dem, in the fourth, and
Durand, dem, in tie sixth
.. MASSACHUSETTS.
Bof -OQ, Noy. 3.-Returns from 2O3
towns gives Talbot IS, 3GS, CASTOR So. Sl8.
The same towns last wear gave Washburne
43, G62, CASTOR 34,3 ,36S. These figures do
not include the yote in Boston. The last
returns q this city, arc, Talbot 10, AGO
CASTOR 5000. CASTOR leads on these re-
turns about three thousand, and on all
sides his election is conceded, with prob
able majority Of from 5 to 5000. Frost's
election IN the Eth district is claimed, but
1t will be very close. Butler is badly bea-
ten, Thompson having q majority of l, ,O51,
th,olly ono small town to hear from.
Williams and Alexander are also de-.
feated by small maiorities. Y
Aver is pefcated in the 7th District.
The later returns do. not change the
results fOreslladowed in the earlier reports.
The cities o. Lynn and Salem are in blaze
ot excitement, rboltires, bells ringing and
guns flrlnTand the streets are thronced
with crowds of fpeople cheering and other
wise expressing their Joy. ,f--
In BoSt0n the crowds have dispersed
satisfied with the election news and aston
Shed at the result.
NEW. JERSEY.
New York, Nov. 3-Democrats have
carried Newark and Essex CO., n. J., ty
small majority.
In the 9th Congressional District, F H
lese, Democrat, elected over NJ L Ward.
In Hudson county, Judge Bedle, Demo-
rat, for Governor, has majority Of 5000
Hardcnburg, Democrat, has been elected
@ Congress from the 7th district bv a large
majority. s.rzf
. Bassaic county has completely given
1aisey, Republican for Governor four
cen majority, and the Democratic gain is
'o5. .a,t.:c
Middlesex county has gone Democratic
~ large majority.c-3lL r.
...rT NEW. YORK.
New York, November 3.-Roberts,
was defeated in the Utica Dis
1ct, and Democratic gam comes from
he 29th District. Heavy Democratic gains |
eported throughout the State. The World !
lams every Democratic Congressman in
NeW York city. .-.... |
The following was received to nigh from
}. c."
The Democratic majority in the CITY is
2, 900, and in Brooklyn 1000. Every citv
congressional District was carried. a cain |
I two. Roberts is beaten in the Utica
'rstrlct and Walker is elected in the Stem
en- District. Every dispatch from the
lterior chronicles heavy gains.
o. tne New OK Tribune says the Demo
rats have elected tWo-thirds of their Con-
ressmen in New York State, and have
"enty majority in the assemly.
.. PENNSYLVANIA.
Washington, November 3.-Telegrams
'om Philadelphia, through Republican
'urces, say the returns are meagre and
unsatisfactory and feared the State had
one Democratic.
RHODE ISLAND.
Providence, Nov. 3.-The two Con-