The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1874-11-06

| Republicans, OenOcTdIS anu LlD |
eral. the next will be about % Dem
ocrats and IL Republicans. Dem
ocrats claim a majority in the Leg
islature, which, if SO, will secure
them a us Senator in place of Fen
ton.
MASSACHUSETTS
| For the first time in a score of
years has elected a Democratic Gov
ernor, by about 5000 majority. The
present delegation in Congress is Re-
publican, the next will contain five
or six Democrats. 1t looks, at this
writing, as if we had retained the le-
gislature, and thereby secured a sue
cessor to Senator Washburn. Old
Ben Butler is laid out, which is good.
PENNSYLVANIA
Is claimed for US by 10000 ma
jority, and there is but little doubt
but what it has gone Republican.
Negley Republican salary grabber,is
reported defeated, which will be gen
orally satisfactory. The result in
the balance of the districts cannot
yet be definitely given, but in stead
of p Republicans as in the present
Congress, we will probably have 16.
ILLINOIS
Claims to have elected the Repub-
lican State ticket, and has done fair
ly on the Congressional matter, yet
we lose probably four or five Con-
gressmen, giving the Democracy all
they claim, but the result will prob
ably not be so bad. The complex
ion of the Legislature is not yet
known. 1t elects a successor to Lo-
gan.
MISSOURI AND Texas
Are not reported to any extent,
but Texas sends a solid Democrat
ic Delegation to Congress. No
change.
WISCONSIN
Has elected five, perhaps six Re-
publicans, to Congress, aud if the |
latter her delegation will remain un-
changed. We have also secured the
Legislature which will give US the
o. S. Senator in place of Carpenter. |
New JERSEY
Has elected a Democratic Cover
nor by 5000 majority, and given
gain of one or more Congressman to
the Democracy.
ALABAMA.
Large Democratic gains, and will
probably return a Congressional del
egation Of that stripe. At Eufala,
riot occurred during which thirty
four negroes and six whites were
wounded, and three negroes were
killed outright. Five of the wound
ed negroes died soon after, and 9TH
ers will die.
DELAWARE,
Tennessee, Georgia and Kentucky
ere hopelessly Democratic, unless in
the first and second districts of Ten
nessee, making Democratic gain of
at least seven in the Congressional
delegations of those States.
MINNESOTA.
The Democrats'gain considerably,
but Notwithstanding an unbroken
Republican delegation, it is thought,
will be returned to Congress.
RHODE ISLAND
Stands firm, and returns her two
Congressman Republican, as before.
NEVADA
Is in doubt, with probabilities IA
voring the election Of a Republican.
VIRGINIA.
Returns indicate the election of
four Republicans and five Conserva-
tives or Democrats, though the re-
suit may prove three to six.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
Two Conservatives are elected to '
Congress, and possibly three, ma.
ing Democratic gain OF that many
KANSAS
Will probably return an unbroken
Republican Congressional delegation '
ARKANSAS
Shows Democratic gains, with a J
probable gain for them in the Con- ]
gressional delegation.
MARYLAND. +
Democratic as usual, only more so
as we lose a member from the Sixth C
District.
Shows heavy Democratic gains all G
over, reducing the Republican major
ity to between five and ten thousand A
The Democrats gain three Congress :
men. !;
Later returns may vary this report
somewhat. At present it looks as if G
the Democrats had gain Al members
Of Congress, and has decided squit n
towards Democratic control of the N
next Congress. "
The fires in the forests in Ohio VI
ire abating.
Over 10000 people in Asia Mi q
lor have fallen victims to the fam j.
ne. N
Bayard Taylor, lectured in Clere-
and Tuesday night on Ancient -
egypt. =.
Contributions for the Nebraska G.
uferers, are going forward at rap St
/ rate.
Fourteen hundred men have 1e. w