Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1874-11-04
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Watchman g. journal.
The November Elections.


lhiny-sevcn towns give Dcnison ffty.tvo hur
yed and twenty-nine Poland, twenty-five huf
hfty five
MASSACHUSETTS ELECTION.
BosroS, Massachusetts, November 4. ANA N
/ -One hundred and twelve towns give Talbot %
GC6, and CASTOR q, $50 against last wear. 2a N
| republican, and - 40 democratic This does M
| include Boston. Worcester and Lowell Tn
irgroler comedies the state 20 CASTOR A. this Cit
will give him majority Of from six to scvei
| thousand This opinion seems 10 be general
/ though mll returns may change the result Ma
lorities against Butler still roll in At Salem HI
was nearly 1000 behind the ticket and his de
feet Is overwhelming In the 7th and sth districts
/ as near rs can be figured out Williams and Ave
are both about 1000 behind their democratic op
! poncnts
INV YORK ELECTION.
| Nrw lonE Nov. I, "a YIN the 9Th Congress
sional district Meade, regular democrat has I, ig
votes Hogan liberal democrat 1901; Earle, re-
| publican, COOS
In the 9Th dist. 5. s. Cox, dem. has i4223
| votes; Campbell. rep. 1853
In the 7th dist E1y, dem 1914 Spencer rep
In tho Sth dist Lawson rem q2Ga. Ward dam
l0,2G
Young, democratic candidate for congress in the
ION district, will have g. 800 majority Caldwell
democrat, Is elected in the 9th district White
mouse democrat, IL elected In the 9Th district by
900 majority
Nov 4, $50 4. M--Tho following appears to I've
the result Of the congressional election in this
state. first district Metcalf democrat. second
district, schumacher democrat; third district
Ihitteuden, democrat vacancy and fun term
fourth district, Bliss democrat fifth district
Meade, lammany, over Hagan, independent hy
iorty-seVen majority. sixth district, Cox, demo
craii seventh district Ely, democrat eight dis
tnct, Ward, democrat. ninth district Scheil
democrat. ninth dfsfriaf
ciat iail term tenth district; IIewett, democrat:
eleventh district Willis democrat twelfth district
Vdell, democrat. thirteenth district, Whitehouse
democrat fourteenth district Beehe democrat
fifteenth dis, Bagley dem. sixteenth dis doubt
seventeenth district, doubtful. eighteenth dis
tnct, Williams republican; nineteenth district
wheeler, republican, twentieth district lIathorn
republican; twenty first district, doubtful. TWEEN
ty-sccond district Baglcy republican, twenty
third district, Lord democrat over Ellis II Rot-
erts twenty -fonrth district doubtful; twenty
NTH district, Lcavcnwofth republican: twenty
siNth district, doubtful, twenty-seyenth district.
doubtful twcnty-eighth district, Plat republi-
can, tWenty-ninth district Walker, democrat
thriieth district navey, republican: thirty -trst
district, doubtful, thrty-second district, doubt
fdl thirty third district, doubtful
WISCONSIN, ELECTION.
MILWAUKEE, Nov 3-Returns indicate that the
republicans have elected Williams in the lst dis
trict laswell In the second Magoon In the a.
ocrnts elect Iynde in the lth. and BurchaId in
The 9TH The 9Th district is doubtful with the
chances in favor of kimhal republican There
n % strong probability that the republicans will
have n majority on joint ballot in the Legislature
thus securing republican senator Ia succeed
Carpenter There Is but little doubt that the
republicans will have majority In the state at
large.
ARKANSAS ELECTION
LITTLE Rock Nov 3--The election passed off
sIa las han and tn
In this city the vote was close between VIM. J
Hines rep }. and VIM Wiltshire (dem) for con-
gress. The chances are that Hines carries IT, In
Franklin county Wiltshire runs largely ahead,
and the democrats claim his election hy a large
majority No reports from other districts
rENNsYLvASIA ELECTION.
PnLApELrHIA Nov 3-Scattering returns in
dictate the election Of o Neal and Kelley reps and
Randall, dem to Congress Pittsburgh dispatches
indicate the defeat Of Negley, rep, in the 21nd
dist and election Of Bayne and White reps rom
the sd and 18th districts.
RHODE ISLAND ELECTION.
Providence, Nov. 3-Benjamin T. Eames is
elected to Congress in the LIST district and IAti-
mer W. liallou in ID district both republicans
There was light vote.
ALABAMA ELECTION.
MONTGOMERY, Nov 3-The election passed of
without disturbance Of any kind The vote Of
the city is 800 less than in 1872, and it is claimed
that there is that much democratic gain Re
turns arc very meagre At Tuscumbia, after the
closing Of the polls difficulty took place between
the town marshal and citizen, which resulted in
MORALLY wounding Of the latter
MomLF, Nov. 3-Ihe city and county Of Mobile,
90 democratic by 200 Majority Two riots oc-
CURED in consequence of negroes attempting To
rescue negro repeaters from United States Mar
shals They were easily suppressed but two ne
groes were killed and one white man wounded
LOUISIANA ELECTION
NEw ORLEANS, Nov. 3-The congressional dele
CATION from this state will probably stand demc-
Gratis To / rpnuhlican