Arizona citizen., 1874-11-07
EASTERN STATES.

BOSTON, Novem Der 1.-The Republicans elect every State officer except the govern or GaStOn, the Democratic candidate and popular eX-mayOr of Boston, beats ance issue which the Republicans were afraid to meet, defeated Talbot. The fol- lowing congressional returns may be ac- cepted as positive. In the First district Burlington, Republican, is reelected by a large majority. In the Second district Harris, Republican, is reelected by full majority. Third district, Pierce, Repub bli- can, is reelected by reduced majority; Fourth district, Frost, Republican, carries the day; Fifth district, Gen. Banks, Inde- pendent, is elected over GOoch, Republi- can, by 5000 majority; Sixth district, Thompson, Democrat, beats Gen. Butler by at least l5O0 majority; Seventh district, Dr. Aver, is beaten by John K. TarboX, Democrat, by 1000 majority; Eighth dis trict, Warren, Democrat, elected by a large majority; Ninth district, Howe, Republi- can, is elected; Tenth district, Perley, h. dependent, is elected by thousand ma jority; Eleventh district, formerly repre- scented by Dawes, Chaplain, Democrat, is elected over Alexander.
 The Massachusetts House of Represent tatives will be Republican with majori- ty in favor of license law. The Senate will be about equally divided between the Republicans and Democrats.
 BoSToN, Novem Der 5.-GaSton, Democrat, is elected Governor by over 1000 majority. The result between Frost and Abbott in the fourth Congressional district is not decided.
 NEW YORK, November 1.-The Demo- crats claim the election of Tilden for Gov ernor by 10000 majority, and seventeen members Of congress-a Democratic gain Of eight.
 NEW YORK, November 5.-Additional dispatches from the State increase Tilden's majority. The Democrats elect IS and h lXr .I,t, is probably Democratic. The Democratic papers claim Democratic majority in the next House Of Representatives of 56, but the Republicans show different result as far as reported.
 PHILADELPHIA, November 1.-The Press. Republican, comedies the election of twelve Democratic congressman to fifteen Republicans-a Democratic gain of seven. It claims the State for the Republican tick ct by fifteen thousand majority. Kelly is reelected to congress from the Fourth dis trict. The election of Negley in the Twen- ty-second district is doubtful.
 PHILADELPHIA, PA, November 5.-The result in the State is doubtful. Twelve Democratic COngressmen are certainly elected, and fourteen claimed. The Legis- lature will be close.
 JERSEY CITY, N. J., November 4.-The Democrats have elected their candidate for governor by several thousand maiori- ty. Appearances indicate that the con gressional delegation will stand four Dem- ocrats and three Republicans. The house of representatives is Democratic.
 RUTLAND, VT, November 4-In the spe- cial election for congressman in the Sec. ond district, Poland, Republican, is de- feated by Dennison by a large majority.
 BALTIMORE, November GA full Demo- cratic delegation IS elected to Congress from Maryland.
 CHICAGO, November 1.-The Republi- cans claim the election of their entire State ticket by 10000 majority The six congressional districts so far heard from have been carried by the Republican can didates. -- -
 CHICAGO, November 5.-Further returns show that the Democrats have carried the State by several thousand majority. It is known that eight Republicans and fou, Democrats have been elected to CongresS
 TOPEKA, KAN., November 4.-Enoug;4i is received to render certain the electiC of the entire Republican ticket with all three members of Congress by from twenty to twenty-five thousand majority.