New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-04
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lsanks Elecced-Butier Defeated.
Bosrox, November 3.-Banks' majority IA
| estiluated by his friends now at fully 5000
| in the fifth district, over Gooch, who had a
majority in 1877: of 44J9.
Forty towns, estimated by the 1iaeeiser,
/ give net gain for the Democrats Of 1863.
| The Journal gives tho vote in forty four
| towns Tor Governor Talbot, Rep, 8035;
I CASTOR, Dem, 1899. The same towns last
year gave Washburne 6579 and CASTOR 1924.
! Twenty three towns give Talbot q major.
! ity of l03l out Of = total of 7l55 votes, about
| tho same rs last year. In che second dis
! trict Harris, Rep. has majority Of 252 in
| seven towns. In the first district Buf6ng.
| ton. Rep, for Congress-. has . majority OF
| 1903 votes in ten towns, out of . total of
! 240l. Republicans fear for tho result. In
| the eighth district Williams is not receiving
| as heavy vote as necessary. In the sew:
enth district Aver has q slight lead and
good prospects.
It is believed General Banks Is elected in
hi. district. Medford gave us for Banks.
| 1896 for Gooch. Walthan, at 2 r. M, gave
Banks 702, Gooch 2Sl.
Worcester gives CASTOR, Dem, foe Gov.
ernor. 40l0; Talbot. Rep, 1876.
Late'-S:f5 r. M.-The returns thus far
! received indicate that Burlington, in the
/ first, and b. w. Harris in the second con.
gressional district arc elected beyond q
doubt. Aver. for Cong:ess, was defeated IN
his own town. lowell. by q majority of 1877.
Sixty.three towns now give Talbot Is, AZ.
and Castor 14,0S0. Last year the vots In
these towns was Nashburne 1858, and
| CASTOR 1856.
$50 p. M.-Eighty.seven towns up to
this hour return for Talbot. H6,252; tot
| CASTOR. -, ,e29lo
A private dispatch to the Adeertise,.. from
Essex, says: ut il undeniable that Butler
is defeated by 1000 majority, il not more. !"
Pierce, Republican. is elected in the sec.
ond district by q majority Of i742. with his
own ward 10 bear from.
Tho Congressional situation is summed
mp at this hour, s I. NJ. rs. follOws. by &e'
Chaplin. DEM, in thu eleventh district. IA
elected by large majority. Aver, Rep. IN
tho seventh district. doubtful. Williams,
Reps in the eighth district. doubtful
Hoar, Rep. ninth district. is elected.
I Frost, Rep. fourth district. is doubtful
Banks, independent in the fifth district, ID
1 elected by large majority. T. w. Harris,
Rep, second district, and James Burlington.
first district, are elected beyond doubt.
The Democrats claim the State for CASTOR,
and the Republicans are waiting tor further
returns. SO far Talbot is ahead.
9P. M.-Ninefy.nine towns without Bos-
ton give Talbot -. $40; CASTOR. 2l ,o9S. The
same towns last year give Wsskburne
1874: CASTOR l0.S!s.
The majority against Butte. Is stili roll.
ing. At salem he was nearly q 1000 be.
hind his ticket, and his defeat is over.
| whelming. In the seventh and eighth con-
! gressional districts as near as can be figured
! out Williams and Aver are both about
| 1900 behind the Democratic candidates.
At this hour the streets are full of ,jubi.
liant Democrats, who persist In the belief
| that CASTOR Ia elected Governor.
One hundred aud twelve towns give Tai.
bot 99. .666. and CASTOR 97.78O. At the last
election the vote stood 1880 Republican,
and I5.439 Democratic. This docs not il.
! clude Boston, Worcester and Lowell.
/ The Traveller lRepublican) comedies the
! State to CASTOR, as this CITY will give him q
| majority Of from 5000 to 1000. This seems
! to be the general opinion. though the close
! vote may change the result.
| 10 T. M.-The Journa! gives the vote Of
I5s towns. viz: Talbot, 43,66S: CASTOR,
4O,34S. with Boston not included. and con-
| cedes 5000 majority to CASTOR In this city.
| 1t says. ''Unless the back towns come up
nObly before morning. the result will be the
election Of CASTOR and the defeat Of all the
Republican candidates for Congress. except
Pierce. Harris, and BuffingtOn."
The Herald says that Aver is undoubtedly
defeated by Tarbox, Democrat, for Con.
gress. The Republicans have elected SO
tar thirty-six State Representatives, and
two Senators, and the Democrats fourteen
Representatives and three Senators.
The Democrats Elect tho Governor and
Six Copgressmen.
BosroN. November 3-Returns from 200
towns give Talbot IS. 1868, CASTOR 55,8l3.
The same towns last year gave Washburpe
43, ,652, CASTOR 81 1868. These figures do not
include the yOtS in Boston. Last returns
Of this city are: Talbot, 10.46O; Castor,
l6. 400. CASTOR leads on these returns about
1000, and ON all sides his election is con-
ceded with probable majority Of from 5000
to 5000.
Frost's tRep election In the fourth dis
trict is claimed. but it will be very close.
Butler is badly beaten, Thompson having
majority Of 1861. with only one small
town to hear from.
Williams and Alexander tReps.3 are also
defeated by small majorities.
Ayers lRep. is defeated in the sesenth dis.
tricf.
lNorE--Thess returns Indicate the cleo
tion of six Democratic Congressmen from
Massachusetts, with one more in doubt.
The present delegation is eleven Republic.
ans.
Later returns do not change results fore
shadowed in earlier reports. The cities of
Lynn and Salem are in blaze Of excite
ment-bonfires. bells ringing and guns
firing. The streets are thropged with
crowds of people. cheering and otherwise
expressing their joy. In Boston the crowds
have dispersed, satisfied with the election
news. and astOnished at the result.
II 2. M.-George F. Hoar, ninth congress
sional district, is elected by 377 majority.
His majority in 1879 was 1854.
WAsHI.HroN, November 3.-All private
kilograms received here from Massachusetts
indicate q great Democratic triumph. The
returns from the interior are yet too few to
indicate to q certainty, but the Republicans
throughout Boston concede a Democratic
victory in the State.
MICHIGAN.