The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-11-04

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MASSACHUSETTS.
Boston, Nov. 3.-Bapks's majority is estimated
BY his friends now at fully 5000 in the Fifth Dis
trict over Gooch, who had majority in 1877
Forty towns estimated BY the 1tore,er give .
net gain for the Democrats Of 1863 The Journal
gives the vote in forty-four towns for Governor,
Talbot (Rep.) $685., CASTOR Dem 1882 The
same towns last year gave Washburne 6579 and
Twenty-three towns give Talbot q majority Of
k1O3l, out OF totsl Of 7l55 votes-about the same
As last year. So far in the Second District Har-
ris, Republican, has majority Of 254 in seven
towns. In the First District Burlington. Repub-
lican, for Congress, has majority OF 1908 in ten
towns. out OF total of 24O1. Republicans tear
for the result.
In the Eighth District Williams is not receiving
as heavy vote as necessary. In the Seventh
District Aver has slight lead and good pros
poets.
It is believed Gen. Banks is elected in his dis
trict Medford gave us for Banks. 396 for Gooch.
Waltham at P. NJ, gave Banks 702, Gooch 2Sl.
Worcester gives CASTOR, Democrat, for Gov
erno a4. ae SIS 3 RsBSe ssa8s TIM. far
ceived indicate that Burlington, in the First Con-
gressional, and B. w. Harris, in the Second Con-
gressional Districts, are elected beyond doubt.
Aver. for CONGRESS-, was defeated in his own
town UOwell) by majority Of 1877.
Sixty-three towns now give Talbot 15,442 and
CASTOR 14,oSo. Last year the vote in these towns
BosToN, Nov. 8, $50 P. M.-Eighty-seven towns
up to this hour return for Talbot q, 49, for Gas
Aprivate dispatch to tho Advertiser from Els
sex says cit is undeniable that Butler is de-
fe4ted by thousand majority, If not more"
District by majority 6 1742, with his own ward
The Congressional situation Is summed up to
this hour, 8 P. NJ, as follows, by Republicans:
Chaplin, Democrat, in the Eles enth District, is
elected by large majority; Aver, Rep, in the
the Eighth District, doubtful; Hoar, Rep, in the
Ninth District, is elected; Frost, Rep, in the
Fourth District, doubtful; Banks independent
in the Fifth District, is elected by q large ma
jority; B: w. Harris. Rep, in the Second Dis
are elected beyond doubt. The Democrats
claim the State for CASTOR, and the Republicans
are waiting for further returns. So far Talbot 10
ahead.
give Talbot 24,519, CASTOR II ,O95. The same
towns last year gave Washburne 1874, CASTOR
1O,S18.
The majority against Butler is still rolling up.
At Salem he was nearly . 1000 behind his ticket,
and his defeat is overwhelming. In the Seventh
and Eighth Congressional Districts, as near IS
can be figured out, Williams and Aver are about
1000 behind the Democratic candidates.
At this hour the streets are full of jubilant
Democrats, who persist in the belief that CASTOR
One hundred and twelve towns givo Talbot
29,666 and CASTOR 1850, against last $3.50
Republican and Is, 439 Democrats. This does not
include Boston, Worcester and Lowell.
The T. oueler Republican, comedies the State
of from 5000 to 1000. This seems to be the gem
eral opinion, though the close vote may change
the result.
10 P. M.-The Journal gives the vote Of 1853
towns, viz: Talbot 1865, CASTOR 4O,S48, with
Boston not included, and comedies 6OO0 majority
to CASTOR in this city.
It 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 can
didstes tor Congress except Pierce, Harris and
The Herald says that Aver is undoubtedly de-
feated by Tarbox, Democrat, for Congress.
The Republicans have elected so far Sc State
Gratis "A Representatives and Senators.
AUGUSTA, Ga, Nov. 3.-Chandler, Democrat,
in the Fifth, and Mcmillan, Democrat, in the
Ninth Districts are elected to Congress- by .
large majority. The result in the Seventh Dis
nee, and Felton,, independent Democrats.
FELTON, 10 ahead so far. Harris, Democrat, 10
ahead in the Fourth District.
DpsToN, Nov. 8, II P. M.-Geo. F. Hoar. in the
Ninth Cong5essional District, is elected by s77
BosToN, Nov. 3.-Returns from 2O3 towns give
Talbot 1858, CASTOR 55,818. The same towns
last year gave Washburn AZ, 652, CASTOR 81, 1863
these figures do not include the vote in Boston.
The last returns of this city are, Talbot TO- 400,
Castor IL, 400.
CASTOR leads on these returns about 5000
and on all sides his election is conceded with
probable majority Of from 5000 to 5000.
Frosts, Republican, election in the Fourth Dis
trict is claimed, but it will be very close.
Butler is badly Thompson having q
majority of 1861 with only one small town to hear
from.
Williams and Alexander, Republicans, are also
defeated by small majorities.
n; Aver; Republican, is defeated in the Seventh
(NoTK.-These returns indicate the election OF
six Democratic Congressman from Massachu-
sets, with one more in doubt. Present delega.
uOn eleven hepuDuceneJ
Later returns do not change results foreshad-
owed in earlier reports. The cities Of Lynn and
Salem are in blaze Of excitement bonires, bells
ringing and guns firing the streets are thronged
with crowds Of people.
VERMONT.
RUTLAND, Nov. 3.-Returns from thirty seven
towns in the second Vermont Congressional Dis
trict, received up to this tme give Denison 5229,
Poland 2547, McLane, (Democrat,) 1855. There
are eighty -one towns in the district. The plu-
rality elects at this election. Denieon 10 elected,
without doubt, by large majority: =.
PRov1DKNcB, r. l., Nov. 3.-Be1j. ]. Eames il
elected to Congress in the First District, and
Latimer W. Ballsu in the Second District, both
Republicans.
Paov1DENcE, R. l., Nov. 3.-Ths two Congress
sional districts 60 Republican, the result being
well assured 1t the beginning Of the campaign.
Scarcely . quarter Of the votes of the districts
was polled.
DELAWARE.