The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1874-11-12
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luE INDICATIONS are LldL LItt viii GlGCt lltt
. Congressmen and State Treasurer. The
Democrats now CLAIM, the election Of sixty
eight members Of the Legislature, fifty-five
being the majority. It is believed that
Nash is the only Republican elected tc
Congress.
SHREVEPORT, November NEARLY com
plete returns from all the boxes IN this
parish (Caddo) show Democratic majority
of 600. The official returns viii not mate
rally change these figures. The registered
colored majority in this parish was 1875,
showing that there was q heavy eolored
vote for the Conservatives. Three Demo
Gratis are elected to the Legislature. Levy
is elected to Congress from this district
beyond doubt.
New YORK, November 4.-Returns from
one hundred and forty-one districts in the
State, outside the city Of New York, show
a gain for Tilden of 1858. There are
over 1000 districts in the State outside Of
the city.
NEW YoRK, November $3.50 z. n
Three hundred and forty-four election dis
tricts In the city give Dix, 25, 74S; Tilden,
4 81, 436. Two hundred and four districts out
side of New York city give Democratic
net gain of 1868.
Boston, November 1.-The feeling in
! AAAA- LILY oAA 1CCbAOu 1NCA TIC 4CAuAL Va tno
election is profound, and the interest to-
day has been scarcely less than yesterday.
The papers unite in ascribing the defeat to
the abuses which have crept into the Reppb-
lican State party, and its apparent sympathy
with corruptions. They urge the cleansing
process, and predict more glorious record
than ever in the future as the result. The
defeat of Butler and Ayers Is hailed with
qualification, even by the Republican press.
Butler takes it coolly, and to-day said: eff
the Republican party can stand itslosses,
think can bear my share.p The Demo-
Gratis, in various parts of the State, cele-
brated their victory to-day by firing one
hundred guns.
In Maine and New Hampshire salutes
were fred. 8ae9
At Gloucester one hundred guns were
| fired tonight, and Thompson made speech
at the City Hall to his constituents.
The struggle in the Fourth District be-
tween the friends of Frost and Abbott
promises to be lively. It is believed that
Frost's election will be maintained, though
the Abbott party insist that recount viii
elect the latter.
MONTICELLO, N Y, November 5.ASulii-
van county gives Tilden 1900 majority, and
Beebe, Democrat, for Congress in the Four
SAN Francisco, November 5.-A dis
patch from Seattle, Washington Territory,
says that Jacobs, the Republican candidate
for Congress, is elected by over 500 ma
jority.
WASHINGTON, November 5.-Condensa-
tons of the peoples sayings:
Arizona-Stevens, Independent, is elected
Delegate to Congress.
Arkansas Clear Democratic delegation
to Congress.
Florida-Full Republican delegation to
Congress.
Kansas Republican State ticket has 5000
majority, against 80, 900 two years ago.
Kentucky claims a Democratic delega-
ton. ssS
Maryland claims Democratic delegation
The Michigan Democrats have a large
representation, possibly a majority on
joint ballot. The Congressional delegation
probably stands five Republicans to four
Democrats. Both parties claim the Gov
ernor.
The Minnesota returns, from remote parts,
are more favorable to the Republicans.
In New York the Democrats have a ma
jority on joint ballot, securing United
States Senator. The Congressional delega-
ton stands: Democrats sixteen and RePub-
licans eleven.
In South Carolina the Governor is doubt
full. Maxey, Fusion, and Falls, colored,
are elected to Congress.
Virginia-Full Democratic Congressional
delegation, except stowell in the Fourth
District.
Delaware Radical spirit finds incarna-
ton in only one State Senator, who holds
over.
WASHINGTON, November 5.-The Demo-
cratic majority in the next House will be
fifty-four
PHILADELPHIA, November 5.-The Econ
ing Telegraph says that the Democratic
State ticket is pretty certainly elected.
Gen. McCandless has undoubtedly defeated
Gen. Beath for Secretary of Internal At
fairs. Judge Olmstead, Republican candi-
date for Lieutenant Governor, leads his
ticket here and elsewhere, and may posi-
bly, be elected by a small majority, but the
chances appear against him. The Senate
win stand twenty-eight Republicans to
thirty-two Democrats, but the House will
have from ten to twelve Democratic ma
jority, making the Legislature Democratic
on joint ballot, and securing them United
States Senator in the place of Scott, Re-
publican.
NEW YORK, November 5.-The latest re-
turns and estimates for all the New Jersey
counties make Bedle's majority IL, OOO.
KNOXVILLE, Tenn, November 8. I'm the
First District Mcfarland, Democrat, has
1900 majority. In the Second District the
Republicans have only 400 majority. May
nard, for Governor, was beaten in his dis
trict and 10, 900 in the State. The Demo
Gratis gain 6000 Knox county elected the
,entire Democratic ticket. In the Third
District Dibrell, Democrat, has 1000 ma
jority.
NEW ORLEANS, November 5.-AIoncure's
majority in this city is 12, 1875. Leeds ma
jority for mayor is II, 694 For Congress,
First District, Gibson's majority over Sypher
is about $500; in the Second District, Ellis's |
majority over DIbble is about $500; In the
Third District, additional returns indicate
the reelection of Darrell by about 500 ma
joriry. No additional returns from the |
other districts.
One hundred guns were fired this evening |
in honor of the Democratic victories
WASHINGTON, November e.LThe r. /
bfass summary. Nine States, Delaware, |
Maryland, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri.
New Jersey, New York, Tennessee and Vir. /
ginia, have chosen legislatures which win /
elect Democratic United States Senators
Eve of these are now represented by Repub-
hcans. In five Others, Louisiana, Illinois, /
Massachusetts,, Pennsylvania and Wiscon- /
sin, the legislature Is doubtful, or has in it /
independent elements which viii be likely /
to secure the election Of anti-administFation /
candidates.
Massachusetts-The majority for Gov
emor is about 5000. There are six opposi-
ton Congressman, with another district in
doubt.
Pennsylvania-The result Is doubtful I
The Republicans admit q loss Of Il, 600
votes on the State ticket The opposition
has elected fourteen Congressman against
nine. 80
New Jersey--The Democrats have elected
their Governor By 5000 majority. The OBJ
position gain three ConfTessnen. The con-
test between Wm- Walker Phelps and
Cutler in'the Fifth District can only be de-
cided by the official canvass.
Wisconsin-Tho Republicans have a ma