The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-11-05

ii URSDAY MORNING. !.
elect Judge Abbott (R-) to Congress. 1t is
claimed that certain individual managed
to have the name of Benjamin Dean (D),
who was the Democratic candidate for Con-
gress in the Third district, pasted over that
OF Judge Abbott, and that 125 such ballots
were cast. 1t is probable that the Board of
Aldermen will order recount tomorrow.
The feeling in this city and section over
the result Of the election Ia profound, aud
the interest to-day has been scarcely less
than yesterday. The papers unite in ascrib-
ing tho defeat TO the abuses which have
crept into the Republican party of the State
and Its apparent sympathy with corruptions.
They predict more glorious record than
ever in the future as the result of the tenn.
porary defeat.
The defeat Of Butler and Aver is hailed
with satisfaction, even BY the Republican
press. Butler takes Its cooly, and to-day
said: If the Republican party can stand
its losses l think l can bear my share"
The Democrats in various parts of the
State celebrated their victory to-day by firing
guns. In Maine and New Hampshire sautes
were also fired. At Gloucester 100 guns
were fired tonight, and Thompson made q
speech at the City Hall to his constituents.
The struggle in the Fourth district be-
tween the friends of Frost and Abbott
promises to be lively. 1t is believed that
Frost's election will be maintained, though
the Abbott party insist that recount will
elect the latter.
MARYLAND.
BALTIMORE, November 4.-Further re.
turns from the Sixth Congressional district,
which seem reliable though unofficial, indi-
cate the election of Walsh (D.) to Congress
over Lowndes (R.), the present member,
which will make the entire congressional
delegation Democratic.
MINNESOTA.
ST. PAUL, November 4.-The Democratic
gains in the Legislature threaten Ramsey's
seat in the United States Senate.
MICHIGAN.
DETROIT, November 4.-Immense Demo.
cratic gains throughout the State. The Re-
pubIicans claim only 5000 majority on the
State ticket.
DETROIT, November 4.-The Democrats
claim the election of Chamberlain TOR Gov.
ernor by from l 1000 to 1000 majority. The
Republicans claim the State by small ma.
iority. Certain decision requires full re.
turns. The congressional delegation will
probably stand FIVE Republicans and four
Democrats.
NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, November 4.-Metcalf D.) Is
elected in the First district.
In Kings county the Democratic State
ticket has $4,000 majority. Three Demo-
cratic congressman and seven Democratic
assemblymen are elected.
The Democrats have also elected the dis
trict attorney, county auditor, county trea-
surer, two coroncrS, three commissioners Of
charities, controller, city auditor, and eight
out of. eleven aldermen.
Sufficient returns are received to insure
the election of Baker (R.) to Congress in
the Oswego and Madison district.
Richmond county gives Tilden $50 mnJor-
ity. Beebe (D.) for Congress has over 5000
majority in the Fourteenth district. Orange
both Democratic assemblymen.
Journal makes the Assembly stand: Demo-
Gratis. 70; Republicans, 56. As the Reput-
licans have only four majority in the Senate,
the Democrats have majority on joint ball
lot, with Berne TO hear from, and two dis
tricts in Wateryliet. It's estimated that the
vote in this county stands: Dix, II, ,716; Til
den, 14,031.
New YORK, November 4.-Lyman K. Bass
is undoubtedly elected to Congress in the
Thirty. y.second district by 900 majority.
NEW JERSEY.
NEWARK, November 4.-Judge Bedle is
elected Governor by 10000 majority. The
congressional delegation stands four Demo-
Gratis and three Republicans. The State
Senate is unchanged. The House is over.
whemingiy Democratic.
New YORK, November An consequence
of the split in the tickets, the returns from
New jersey are slow coming in, and positive
majorites in all cases are not obtalnable.
Judge BedIe is elected by over 5000 major.
ity. The Republicans elect for Congress
Linnickson, Dobbins, and perhaps Phelps,
though the latter is doubtful. There is
much trouble in his district in regard to
the ballots on which his name is written,
"Wm." being abbreviated, and twenty-five
votes on either side will decide the election.
The Democrats elect Ross, Hamilton, Teese,
and Hardenberg-a gain of three congress
men. The State Senate stands as it did last
year, each party gaining and losing one.
The Republican majority is 7. The House
is completely Democratic, standing 50 Demo-
Gratis to q Repubicans--a Democratic gain
over last year of II on joint ballot. The
Legislature is Democratic by II majority,
and will elect United States senator to sue.
ceed John z. Stockton.
NEW YORK. November 4.---The. latest re-
turns aud estimates from all the New Jersey
counties make Bedle's majority for Cover
nor 10000.
PATERSON, November Ain Bergen
county the inspectors of election threw out
16 ballots for "Wm.," the contraction OF
William Walter Phelps, and A for "W. W.
Phelps" Including these GO ballots, Phelps
is reelected by - majority.
NEVADA.
SAN FRANCISCO, November 4.-The latest
news from Nevada indicates the reelection OF
Bradley (D.) for Governor, and the legisla-
tive ticket in favor of Sharon (R.) for United
States senator. with stand.otf between
Ellis D.) and Woodburn (R.) for Congress.
The Republicans claim that Woodburn is
elected. with the vote for Governor doubt
full between Bradley aud Haslett.
PENNSYLVANIA.
PHILADELPHIA, November 4.--The Press
comedies the election of twelve Democratic
congressman in the State to fifteen Republic
cans-a loss of seven Repub!icans-but
claims the State by $4,000 majority.
A dispatch from Towanda this morning
claims the election Of Joseph Powell (D) in
S''~'. --.., d;.tr;ot-an additional RenDb-