Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1874-11-06
Pennsylvania

Pennsylvania.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 4.-Forney's Press adj
mits that the result upon the State ticket is
very doubtful, aud that the majority either
way will be extremely small.
From present returns it comedies the defeat
Of Beath rep, for secretary of internal affairs.
lis estimate comedies the democrats ma
jorty of one on joint ballot in the Legislature,
bat thinks this may be changed by the official
returns for Congressman.
1t concludes that the democrats have at least
fourteen and probably sixteen members of the
tweniy-seven Congressman.
Massachusetts
BosToN Nov 4-The result of yesterdays
election is as follows: Willinm CASTOR, dem,
is elected Governor over Thomas Talbot, rep
present incumbent. by a plurality of 1871
The delegation TO Congress stands dem. TO
rep.
New York
The election of the democratic State ticket in
New York is certain the majority outside of
New York city being somew here under 5, 900.
while Samuel j Tllden has reported majority
of AZ 06l in the city His majority will be
about As, 900 in the State al large. The Tri-
bune reports the election of "a republicans and
IA democrats to the Assembly democratic
majority of two only in the State Senate, a
democrat will be elected to the Senate 10 sue
coed Reuben E Fentun liberal republican.
The delegation to Congress is believed TO be
as follows: 20 democrats 3 republicans.
New Jersey.
TRENTON, n j., Nov. 1.-The returns show
The election of Judge Joseph d Bedle, demo-
crat, Governor, over George A. Halsey, re-
publican, by twelve thousand majority. Gov
Parker's (dem. majority in 1871 was 5,979.
The following Congressman are elected :
First district, Clement II Sinnicksun, repub-
ican second district, Samuel A. Dobbins,
republican, (incumbent, third district Miles
Ross, democrat fourth district, Robert Ham
Iton, democrat, (re-elected J fifth district
Augustus NJ Cutler, democrat; sixth district,
Frederick Fl Teese, democrat; seventh dis
lrict, Augustus A. Hardenburg, Democrat
Democrats 5, republicans q Democratic
gain A.
In the Legislature there is no change in the
Senate, the republican majority being seven.
The House is completely democratic, standing
thirty mine democrats TO twenty-one republic
cans, a democratic gain over last year of IL.
On joint ballot the Legislature il democratic
by i majority, and will elect United States
Senator to succeed John p Stockton.
Virginia.
certainly elected Walker to Congress in the
third district, Tucker in the sixth, Harris in
the seventh, Hunton in the eighth and Terry
in the ninth. The republicans elect Stowell in
the fourth. The frs. district is in doubt. and
the election of Sener, republican, and Dong
lass conservative, in that district, is claimed
by both parties
Conservatives here claim they have certainly
elected six of nine Congressman, II gain OF two
Illinois
CHICAGO, November 4-The result of the
congressional election in Illinois, outside of
the first, second and third districts, is as fol-
lows: Fourth district, Hurbut, rep fifth
district, Burchnrd rep sixth district, Hem
derson, rep; seventh district, Campbell ind
rep; eighth district, Ford, rep. ninth dis
trict, Whiting, rep tenth district, Dogley,
dem; eleventh district Wike, dem; twelfth
district, Springer, DEM; thirteenth district,
Stevenson dem. (: fourteenth district, Cannon,
rep, reelected; fifteenth district, Eden, dem,
reelected sixteenth district Sparks dem
seventeenth district, Morris, dem, reelected
eighteenth district, Hartzell dem. nineteenth
district, Anderson, ind. dem.
In the first district, Garfield, dem, is elect
ed by majority of 500 to GOO In the second
district. the democrats claim Harrison cleo
| ton by eight votes, aud the republicans claim
Ward election by eleven votes.
| In the third district Farwell, rep. is now
reported defeated by 294 votes, but it will take
the official vote to determine the matter.
Taking the estimates Of maiorities on con-
gressional tickets the democrats havea net
majority of IL, 900 or ID, 900.
Georgia.
AUGUSTA, GA Nov 4.-The entire deleqa-
ton to Congress is democratic hey nd doubt
There was trochlight procession and bonfires
tonight in honor of the democratic triumph
| Speeches were made by Cumming, Black
| Tut and others Butler was burned in effigy
Mayor Spencer, Of Atlanta. aud other pro-
minent citizens were arrested to-day for viola
ton Of the enforcement act.
There is nothing definite from Florida
Delaware.
WILMINGTON, DEL., Nov. 4.-The democrats
carried the State. eeeling John p Cochrane
| Governor, Jas. Williams TO Congress, and the
Legislature. The new Legislature will elect a
United States Senator, the term of Mr.. Bayard
expiring in 1875.
Kentucky.
LoUIsvILLE, Nov. 4.-The Courier Journal
returns show the election of the full democrat
ic congressional delegation from Kentucky.
Tennessee.
MEMPHIS, Nov. 4.-I.ater returns indicate
the election of Col. Casey Young, dem, TO
Congress by over ., 900 majority being dem
ocratic gain over the last congressional cleo
ton of nearly nine thousand
Returns from West Tennessee show heavy
democratic gains.
Favette and Hardeman counties, hitherto re-
publican 5y large majorites give democratic
maiorities respectively of 100 and $50. The
democrats are jubilant over the result in the
northern aud southern parts of the State The
election was unusually quiet.
Michigan.
DErRoIT, Nov. 4.-Governor Baglev's ma
jorty, il is believed, will not range over 00o
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