Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-11-13

Alexander Campbell Ind. (probably) Eighth,
Greenbury L. Fort, Rep, reelected ;aNinth,
Richard II. Whiting, Rep; Tenth, John c.
Wfe bem na rWeS Ram msySn's NJ sprSSer SSS'
Dem; Thirteenth, Adlai E. Stevenson, Dem,
| gain; Fourteenth, Joseph G.. Cannon, Rep,
reelected; Fifteenth, John r. Eden, Dem,
reelected; Sixteenth, William A. j. Sparks,
DEM gain (pr4bably); seventeenth, William
X. Morrison, Dem, reelected; Eighteenth,
| William Hartzell, Dem, gain; Nineteenth,
| William B. Anderson, Ind (probably). Thos
s. Ridgway Rep, is elected State Treasurer
by about 10000 majority, and s. NJ Etter,
| Opp, State School Superintendent by about
the same majority The Opposition vote for
state Treasurer was divided between Charles
| Carroll, Dem, and David NJ, Gore, Ind. The
| Legislature will be composed as follows:
Senate--Republican "A; Democrats %; In
dependents, 4. House-Republicans 66i Dem
ocrats, 65; Independents, y.
| WISCONSIN
| The State Legislature is probably Republi-
| can IN both branches. The Congressional
delegation is probably as follows: First Dis
trict, Chas. G. Williams, Rep, reelected; Sec
ond Lucien B. Caswell, Rep. Third, Henry s.
Magoon, Rep; Fourth, William Pitt Lynde,
Reform; Fifth, Samuel ID. Burchard, Reform;
Sixth, Alanson NJ. Kimball, Rep; Seventh,
jeremiah NJ. Rusk, Rep, reelected; Eighth,
Geo W. Cate, Dem, gain
The new Constitution Overwhelmingly de
| feated The woman suffrage amendment also
defeated, but it received larger vote than
was generally expected. Bagley, Rep, for
| Governor, is elected by a majority Of about
| 5000 Balance Of State ticket Republican.
The Republicans have majority in the
| Legislature on joint ballot. Congress-
men elected: First District, A. $. Will
iams Dem, gain; Second, Henry Wal
dron, Rep, re-elected Third, George Willard,
Rep, re elected; Fourth, Allen Potter, Dem,
| R Williams
elected; Sixth, George II. Durand, Dem,
| gain; Seventh, Omar D. Conger Rep, re-
elected Eighth, N B. Bradley, Rep, re-
elected; Ninth, Jay A. Hubbell, Rep, re-
| elected.
Osborne, Rep, reelected Governor by about
| $4,000 majority. Congl essional delegations
First District, VIM. A. Phillips, Rep, re-elect-
ed Second, John r. Goodin, Rep, gain;
Third, Vim. R. Brown, Rep. Legislature Re-
publican.
Hardin, Dem, elected Governor by about
$4,000 majority. Legislature Democratic by
a large majority. The following Congressman
are probably elected: First District, T. c.
Kehr, Dem, gain; Second, Erastus Wells,
Dem, reelected; Third, William II. Stone,
Dem, reelected; Fourth, Robert A. Hatcher,
Dem, reelected; Fifth, Richard p. Bland,
Dem, reelected; Sixth, Charles II. Morgan,
Dem, gain; Seventh, John +. Phillips, Dem;
Eighth, Ben. j. Franklin, Dem; Ninth, David
Rea Dem, gain; Tenth, r. A. DeBolt, Dem,
gain; Eleventh, John B. Clark, Jr., Dem, re-
elected; Twelfth, John NJ. Glover, Dem, re-
elected; Thirteenth, Aylett II. Buckner, Dem,
reelected.
MASSACHUSETTS.
Vim. CASTOR, Dem, elected Governor over
Talbot by about 1000 plurality. Balance
State officers Republican. Congressman elect
ed: First District James Burlington, Rep, re-
elected; Second, Benjamin w. Harris, Rep,
reelected; Third, Henry L. Pierce, Rep, re-
elected: Fourth, Rufus 5. Frost, Rep. Fifth
Nathaniel P. Banks, Ind, gain; Sixth, Charles
p Thompson, Dem, gain (over Butler);
Seventh, John X. Tarbox, Dem, gain;
Eighth, William W. Warren, Dem, gain;
Ninth, George T. Hoar, Rep, reelected;
| Tenth, Julius H. Seelye, Ind, gain; Eleventh,
| Chester w. Chaplin, Dem, gain. The Legis-
lature, which is largely opposed to prohib-
ton, viii stand: Senate, Rep. "a; Dem. l6;
House, Rep. Isl; Dem. s..
NEW YORK.
| Tildcn, Dem. for Governor, has a majority
of fron 10000 to 10000. State Assembly
Democratic by about twenty majority.
| ably suatd - rUIUWs. rusU us
| trict, H. B. Metcalf, Dem, gain; Second,
John G. Schumacher, Dem, reelected; Third,
| Simeon B. Chittenden, Rep. Fourth, Archi-
/ bald NJ. Bliss, Dem, gain; Fifth, Edwin r.
/ Meade, Dem; Sixth, Samuel S. Cox, Dem,
| re-elected; Seventh, Smith Ely, Jr., Dem;
| Eighth, Elijah Ward, Dem, gain; Ninth,
| Fernando Wood, Dem, reelected; Tenth,
A6ram s. Hewitt when RGm' gain; nnn; Eleventh. enin
Twelfth, N Holmes Odell Dem; Thirteenth,
| John o. Whitehouse Dem, reelected; Four
| teenth, George M. Beebe, Dem; Fifteenth,
/ John II. Bagley, Jr., Dem, gain; Sixteenth,
/ Charles II. Adams, Rep, gain; Seventeenth,
drew Williams, Rep; Nineteenth, William A.
! Wheeler, Rep; Twentieth, Henry II. Ha-
! thorn, Rep; Twenty first, Samuel F. Miller,
! Rep; Twenty second, Geo. \. Bagley, Rep;
| Twenty-third, Scott Lord, Dem, gain; Twenty
| fourth, William II. Baker, Rep; Twenty-fifth,
Elias W. Leavenworth, Rep; Twenty-sixth,
Clinton d. MacDougall, Rep, reelected;
Twenty y-seventh, David \. PierpOnt, Dem,
gain; Twenty-eighth, Thomas c. Platt, Rep,
| reelected; Twenty ninth, Chas. Z. y. Walk
er, Dem, gain; Thirtieth, John NJ. Davy
Rep; Thirty-irst, George G. Hoskins, Rep
| reelected; Thirty-second, Asher 7. Nichols
Dem, gain; Thirty third, Walter L. Sessions,
| Rep, reelected.
PENNSYLVANIA.
Democratic on the State ticket by from 5000
to 5000 majority. Legislature Democratic on
Joint ballot. COngressmeneected First Dis
trict Chapman Freeman, Rep; Second, Chas.
O'Neill, Rep. reelected; Third, Samuel j.
Randall Dem, reelected; Fourth, William
D. Kelley, Rep, reelected; Fiftn, John ko3-
bins, Dem, gain; Sixth, Wash. Townsend,
Rep, reelected; Seventh, Alan Wood, Jr,
Rep. Eighth, Hester Clymer, Dem, re-elect-
ed Ninth, A. Herr Smith, Rep, reelected
Tenth, William Mutchler, DEM, gain; Eley-
enth, Frank d. Collins, Dem; Twelfth, Win
B. Reilly, Dem, gain; Fourteenth, John B.
Packer, reelected; Fifteenth, Joseph
Powell, DEM; Sixteenth, Sobieski Ross,
Rep, reelected; Seventeenth, John
Reilly, DEM; Eighteenth, William 5
Sten2er. Dem, gain; Nineteenth Levi Maish
\ MngkgV
Dem, gain; Twenty-frst, Jacob Turney, Dem
gain; Twenty-second, James III. Hopkins
Dem, gain; Twenty-third, Alexander G.
Cochran, Dem, gain Twenty.fourth, John
W. Wallace, Rep; Twenty-ritl, George A
jerks, Dem, gain; Twenty-siXth, james
Sheakley, Dem, gain; Twenty seventh AL
bert G. Egbert, Dem, gain.
NEW JERSEY.
Judge Bedle, Dem. is elected Governor by
about 1900 majority. Legislature Demo
cratic by II majority, The ConSressmen elect
ed are First District, Clement IL. Sinnick
son, Rep; Second, Samuel A. Dobbins, Rep.
reelected; Third, Miles Ross, Dem. gain
Fourth. Robert Hamilton, Dem, reelected
Fifth, VIM w. Phelps, Rep, reelected; sixth
Frederick II. Teese, Dem, gain; Seventh, Aug
A. Hardenburg, Dem.
VIRGINIA.
Congressman elected First District, B.
Douglass, Dem, gain; Second, JAS. II. Plat
Jr., Rep, re-elected Third, Gilbert I
Walker, Dem, gain; Fourth, William II. II
Stowell, Rep, reelected; Fifth, George {
+ Cabell, Dem gain; Sixth, John K, Tucker
t Dem; Seventh, John T. Harris, Dem, re
!. elected; Eighth, Eppa Hunton, Dem, re
:, elected; Ninth, William Terry, Dem. -.5
" TENNESSEE
! State Democratic by 10000 to 10000 ma
g iorty. Legislature largely Democratic Cor
y gressmen elected: First District, Wiliar
d Mcfarland, Dems gain; Second, Jacob
I ThOmburgh, Rep, reelected; Third, Georg
= g. Dibreil, Dem, gain; Fourth, John v
Head, Dem, gain; Fifth, John NJ, Brigh
+ Dem, reelected; Sixth, John +. House. Dem
& gain; Seventh, Washington @. Whitthorn
n Dem, reelected; Eighth, John d. {. Atkin
- Dem, reelected; Ninth, William P. Caldwell
,s Dem, gain; Tenth, II. Casey Young, Dem
II gain
es KENTUCKY.
m All the ten Congressional districts probab
n. Democratic. Democratic gains on the vo
. throu ghout the State.
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