The Caucasian. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1874-1875, 1874-11-07

In the congressional list, tho follow
ing may be accepted IA the position
In the First District Burlington, Rep.
is elected by large majority.
In the Second, Harris, Rep, is elect
cd By full majority.
In the Third, Pierce, Rep, is elect
ed by a reduced majority.
In the Fourth the vote is very close
Frost, Rep, securing the election by 81
majority.
In tho Fifth, Banks, Ind, has 5000
majoity.
In tho Sixth, Thompson, Dem, bes
Butler by at least 1900.
In the Seventh, Tarbox. Dem, is ell.
octcd by from 1000 to majority.
In the Eighth, Warren, Dem, was
elected by q large majority.
In tho Ninth, Hoar, Rep, is elected
by 81 majority.
/ In tho Tenth Seelye, Ind, was elect
cd over Stevens, DEM, by GAO major
ity. In the Eleventh district Chaplin,
Dem., is elected over Alexandria, Rep
The House will be Republican. in favor
of license. The Senate will bo about
equally divided.
ILLINOIS
CHICAGO, Nov. 3.-Returns from
the city and county are still incom-
plete. Enough is known to insure
the election Of the entire Oppose
ton county ticket bv probably 5000
majority.
The election of Farwell in the
Second is conceded, and the election
of Smith by tho republicans in the
First district is probable.
Returns from the State to mid
night indicate the following result:
On Congressman, Fourth District,
HurIbet, Republican; Fifth, Bur
chad, Republican; Sixth, Hender.
son, Republican: Seventh, Camp
bell, Democrat, probably +; Eighth,
Fort, Republican =; Ninth, Whiting,
Republican; Tenth, Bagley, Demo
crat; Eleventh, Wike, Democrat !;
Twelfth, Springer, Democrat.
Thirteenth close, chances in favor
of Stevenson, Democrat, with Cam
ton, Republican. Fifteenth, Eden,
Democrat, Sixteenth, Sparks, Dem
ocrat, probably ; Seventeenth, Nor
rison, Democrat, Eighteenth, Hart
zell, Democrat, Nineteenth, Amber
son, Independent, probably. The
Republican State ticket is un]oubt-
cdly elected, but it Is impossible to
say by what majority.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
CHARLESTON, Nov. 4--Returns come
in very slowly. The contest for Gov
ernor is still in doubt, with the chan
ces favoring Chamberlain, Republican.
The elections of Mackey, Fusion,
from the I'd and Smalls, (colorcd Re-
publican, from the 5th districts are
conceded. In the 4th the vote is close
between Wallace and Kcrshaw. The
other districts are still in doubt.
FLORIDA.
AUGUSTA, Ga, Nov. 4.--Tl,o returns
from Florida come in slowly. Ohio IL
counties partially heard from. The in
dications are that both districts will
elect Republicans to Congress. There
has been heavy falling off in the
white vote, and . largely increased
cOlored vote.
WISCONSIN.
MILWAUKEE, Nov. 4.-Returns now
leave little doubt that the delegation
in Congress stands: Six Republican, 9
Democrats. The Republicans have
about 5000 majority in tho State. On
vote for Congressman both Houses
Legislature are Republican majority on
joint ballot about 30.
GEORGIA.
In the second Georgia district Smith,
dem, is elected by 1900 majority over
Whitley, rep, Hartridge is certainly
over Bryant, rep, in the LIST
district. The result in tho 9TH district
between Dabney and FELTON,, is doubt
full.
The entire delegation to Congress is
beyond u doubt.
A :orchlight procession and bonfires
Tonight IN honor of democratic tri-
nmphs. Speeches wero made by Cum
ming, Black, Yutt and others.
Our VIsrroRs.-Early in the
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