Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-11-04
MASSACHUSETTS,.

WORCESTER, Nov. 3.-Worcester give
CASTOR, Democrat, for Governor, 4O1O, am
Talbot, Republican, 1876.
Ben. Butler Beaten.
BOSTON, Nov. 3.-A private dispatch t
the AdUertiSer from Essex, says: 1t is un
deniable that General Butler has been de
1eated for Congress by one thousand major
ity, if not more.
A Gain Of Three Consressmen.
Henry l.. Pierce, Republican, is elected
in the Third District by majority Of l, ,742
with his own wand to hear from. The
Congressional situation is summed up Al
this hour Is p. NJ as follows Reprenta-
tives-Chapin, Democrat, Eighteenth Dis
trict, is elected by large majority. Aver,
Republican, Seventh District, doubtful.
Williams, Republican, Eighth District,
doubtful. HOar, Republican, Ninth Dis
triet, is elected. Frost, Fourth District, is
doubtful. Banks, independent, Fifth Dis
trict, is elected by large majority. B. w.
Harris Republican, Second District, and j.
Burlington, Republican, First District, are
elected beyond doubt.
The Democrats already claim the State
for CASTOR, and the Republicans are wait
ing for further returns. So far Talbot is
ahead.
Banks majority is estimated by his
friends now at fully 5000, in the Fifth Dis
triet, over GOOch, who had a majority, in
1872, Of 4,4j9.
Sixty-three towns give Talbot, for Gov
ernor, 15,442, and CASTOR, Democrat,
140S0. Last year the vote in these towns
was, Washburne, 12,57S; CASTOR, 1856.
Another Radical Organ Comedies Eight
Democratic COngressmen out Of
Eleven.
The Journal gives the vote Of 15S towns,
Talbot A., ,66S, CASTOR 40,34S, with Boston
not included, and comedies 6,000 majority
TO CASTOR in this city. Il says that, unless
the back towns come up nObly before morn
ing, the result will be the election of Gas
ton and the defeat Of all tie Republican
candidates for Congress, except II. l..
Pierce, B. w. Harris and James Burlington.
The Herald says: "Ayer is undoubtedly
defeated by TarbOx. The Republicans have
elected thirty-six State Representatives and
two Senators, and the Democrats fourteen
Representatives and three Senators"
AhO SOnS
BOSTON, Nov. 3.-Ninety-nine towns,
without Boston, give Talbot 24,519, and
CASTOR 2I,O93. The same towns last year
gave Washburne 19, 1S4 and CASTOR l0,S1S.
Majorities against Butler still roll in. At
Salem he was nearly 1000 behind the tick
ct, and his defeat is overwhelming. In the
Seventh and Eighth Congressional Dis
tricts, as near as can be figured oat, Will
liams and Aver are both about 1000 be-
hind the Democrats. At this hour the
streets are full Of jubilant Democrats who
persist in the belief that CASTOR is elected.
The excitement is greater than has been
known for years.
A Democratic Governor.
LATER.-The TrGvelle., Rep, comedies
the State to CASTOR.
GasGOn's Majority Over 5000.
BOSTON, Nov. 3.-GastOn's election is
conceded on all sides, with probable ma
jority of from 5000 to 5000. Frost's elec-
tion in the Fourth District is claimed,
but it will be very close. Butler is badly
beaten; his antagonist, Thompson, has a
majority of 1.O51, with only small town
to hear from. Banks has made a clean
sweep in the Fifth District; GOoch is not
carrying a single town except his own.
Williams and Alexander are also defeated
by small majOrities. Aver is defeated in
the Seventh District. Later returns do
not change the results of election reports.
The Latest.
BOSTON, Nov. 3.-Full returns will be
very late. GastOn's majority will be at
least 5000. Mr.. CASTOR is in town, and
was publicly congratulated tonight. In
the Congressional race. the latest returns
indicate that Democrats are elected in the
Sixth, Seventh, Eighth and Eleventh, while
are elected in the Fifth and
Tenth.