The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-11-06
The Late Elections.
ESTIMATES,

The New York Times to-day, estimates
Tilden's majority at 41,S47 the Tribune
at 40, 6Sj; the World at A, BOG; the Sun at
A, S67; the Herald at Al, 1903. The Heralds
estimate of the total vote for governor is
100000, against $40. 15l in 1872 on COVER
nor, and S2S,03S on president the same
year. The total vote in 1873 on secretary
of state was ga, 006 The above are, of
course. mere estimates based upon insutii-
cient dates. 1t will require several days to
obtain the correct figures.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
Attorney General Williams received the
following dispatch this morning:
COLUMBUS, S. c., Nov. s.
To Hon. Attorne General Williams,
Washington, ID. c.. Chamberlain is elect
ed by 10000 majority. Five republican
congressman are elected No serious dis
tuibancc is yet reported.
r. M. WALLACE, U. 8. Marshal.
EAMEs's MAJORITY.
The total majority in Rhode Island for
Eames in the first district is SOB.
IN MAssACHusETTS-TH MEN WHO DID IT
A Boston dispatch to the Times says the
men who made Gaston's election possible,
and who helped Thompson, Tarbox, Cha
pm, Banks and seelye TO their seats in con-
gress, are republicans, staunch and true,
who were angered by the barefaced lobby
ing of unpopular candidates, the bribery
and corruption employed to advance their
ends, the shameful manipulation of delegate
caucusses, aud the success of Butlerism.
Buffers defeat is matter of congratula-
ton all around, and qualification over the
defeat of Talbot is shown by republicans
as well as democrats.
IN DELAWARE.
Complete returns from the state give
Cochrane, dem, for governor $3.50 major
ity, and Williams, dem, for congress,
1876. The democrats carry all three
counties, and the legislature will be unani-
mously democratic, except one senator
holding over.
| IN KANSAS.
Salina county gives the republican state
ticket SO majority; Mcpherson county,
rep, 300 majority; Ottawa county, rep,
300 majority; Lincoln county, probably
gone for the reform state ticket and elected
the democratic county ticket; Cherokee
county gives the reform ticket $50 to 800
majority, last year gave the republicans 200
majority; Russell county, 225 republican
majority; Atkinson county, 300 rep. ma
jorty; Marshall county, 600 rep. majority.
Leavenworth county gives the democratic
state ticket 300 majority. Parrot, reform,
for congress, who lives here, receives 600
majority. Col. Phillips, rep, for congress,
is elected in the first district by 5000 ma
jority.
Returns thus far received are unofficial.
They indicate that Brown, rep, is elected
by majority of 1000 in the third district,
and Goodin, reformer, by small majority,
not more than 500, in the second district
inc Nott III cctbnu ulstIlNt, no uf
heard from, shows an aggregate majority
of l,G40 tor Goodin, against l,035 fol
Cobb, with six counties to hear from. Re
turns from these counties will modify the
result in Cobb's favor, but not enough to
elect him. Osborne's majority will be
about 10000. Not more than two-thirds
of the vote was cast.
The Kansas City Times has advices from
Kansas to the effect that the reform legs
latlve ticket is undoubtedly elected. Tn,
returns from eighteen senatorial districts
give fourteen opposition to eight republic
ans an opposition gain of ten. Returns
from forty-four legislative districts Civ,
twenty-four opposition, eighteen republic
ans and two independent.
Leavenworth county gives the demo
cratic ticket three hundred majority. Par
| rott, reform candidate for Congress in tn