The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1874-11-12
TOLEDO TAMA COUNTY, IOWA. TuURsDAY NOVEMBER H. 1874

| S"u, AcHli, II. "A. DcBOlt,
Dcm.' gam; Eleventh, John B. Clark, Jr.
Dem, reelected; Twelfth, John NJ. Glover,
DEM, reelected; Thirteenth, Aylett II. Buck
ner, Dem., reelected.
4 MASSACHUSETTS.
Wm CASTOR, Dem, elected Governor over
IaiDot by about 1900 plurality. Balance
state officers Republican. Congressmca
elected: First District James Buffing.
ton, Rep, reelected; Second, BENJAMIN W.
| Harrls, Rep, reelected; Third, Henry L.
fleree, Rep, reelected; Fourth, Rufus s.
frost, Rep; Fifth, Nathaniel p. Banks, Ind.
gam; Sixth, Charles. p. Thompson, Dem,
gam lover Butler; Seventh, John X. Tar
Dox, Dem, gain; Eighth, William w.
warren, Dem, gain; NINTH George F. Hoar,
Rep, reelected; Tenth, Julius II. Scclye.
Ind, gain; Eleventh, Chester w. Chaplin.
Dem, gain. The Legislature, which is large
ly opposed to prohibition, will stand: Senate
rep q; Dem, l6; House, Rep. Isl Dem s..
NEW YORK.
Illden, Dem, for Governor, has majority
OF from $1,000 to 10000. State Assembly
Democratic by about twenty majority.
The Congressional delegation will prob
ably stand as follows: Firsl District,
II. 3. Metcalf, Dem, gain; Second, John
q. Schumacher, Dem, reelected; Third ST.
neon B. Chittcnden, Rep; Fourth, Archi-
bald M Bliss, DEM, gain; Fifth, Edwin r.
Meade DEM; Sixth, Samuel s. Cox, Dem.
reelected; Seventh, Smith Ely, Jr, Dem;
Eighth, Elijah Ward, Dem, gain; Ninth
Fernando Wood, Dem, reelected: Tenth
Abram 5. Hewitt, Dem gain; Eleventh,
Benjamin A. Willis, Dem, gain; Twelfth,
n. Holmes, Odell, Dem; Thirteenth John
| Q. Whitehouse, Dem, reelected Fourteenth,
| George NJ. Beebe, Dem.; Fifteenth, John H.
BaSlcy, Jr., gain; Sixteenth, Chas H. Adams,
Rep, gain; Seventeenth, Martin l. Townsend,
Rep; Eighteenth, Andrew Williams, Rep;
Nineteenth, William A. Wheeler, Rep Twen-
tieth, Henry II. Hathorn, Rep; Twenty first,
Samuel T. Miller, Rep; Twenty Geo.
A. Bagley, Rep; Twenty third, Scott Lord,
Dem, gain; Twenty fourth, William H. Baker,
Rep; Twenty fifth, Elias w. Lcavenworth,
Rep; Twenty-sixth, Clinton d. MacDougall,
Rep reelected; Twenty-seventh, David A.
Pierpont, Dem, gain; Twenty-eighth, Thomas
q. Platt, Rep, re-elccted Twenty ninth, Chas
&. 3. Walker, Dem, gain; Thirtieth, John NJ.
Davy, Rep; Thirty-first, George G. Hoskins,
Rep, reelected; Thirty-sccond, Asher P.
Nichols. DEM, gain; Thirty third, Walter L.
Sessions, Rep, reelected
PENNSYLVANIA.
Democratic on the State ticket by from g 900
to 5000 majority. Legislature Democratic on
joint ballot. Congressmcn elected: First Dis
trct, Chapman Freeman, Rep; Second, Chas.
ONeill, Rep, reelected; Third, Samuel J.
Randall, Dem, reelected; Fourth, William
d. Kelley, Rep, re-elected Fifth, John Rob
bins, DEM, gain Sixth, Wash. Townsend,
Rep, reelected; Seventh, Alan Wood, Jr
Rep; Eighth, Hester Clymer, Dem, elect |
cd; Ninth, A. Herr Smith, Rep, reelected;
Tenth, William Mutchler, Dem, gain; Elev-
cnth, Frank ID. Collins, DEM; Twelfth, |
Winthrop W. Ketchum, Rep; Thirteenth,
James b. Reilly, Dem, gain; Fourteenth, |
John 3. Packer Rep, reelected; Fifteenth, |
Joseph Powell, DEM; Sixteenth, Sobieski
Ross, Rep, reelected; Seventeenth, John
Reilly, Dem; Eighteenth William s. |
Stcnger, DEM, gain; Nineteenth, Levi Maish, !
Dem, gain; Twentieth, Louis A. Mackcy, /
DEM, gain; Twenty first, Jacob Turney, Dem,
gain; Twenty second, James II. Hopkins, |
Dem, gain; Twenty third, Alexander G.
Cochran, DEM, gain; Twenty fourth, John
w. Wallace, Rep. Twenty fifth, George A. |
Te"ls. nnc,- c~;-. T.yn"t" e'~th I"-~~~
Sheakley, Dem, gain; Twenty seventh, AL
bert c. Egbcrt, DEM, gain
NEW JERSEY.
Judge Bedle, Dem is elected Governor by |
about 1900 majority. Legislature Demo I
cratic by II majority. The Congressman I
elected are: First District, Clement II. Sinnick-
son, Rep; Second, Samue! A. Dobbins, Rep, !
reelected Third, Miles Ross, Dem, gain;
Fourth, Robert Hamilton, Dem, reelected;
Fifth Wm. W. Phelps, Rep, re elected; Sixth,
Frederick II. Teesc Dem, gain; Seventh
Aug. A. Hardenburg, Dem.
VIRGINIA.
Congressman elected: First District, B. B. /
Douglass, Dem. gain; Second, JAS II. Platt, !
Jr., Rep, reelected; Third, Gilbert G.
Walker, Dem gain; Fourth, William II. II.
Stowen, Rep, reelected; Fifth, George c. Ca
bell Dem, gain; Sixth John Il. Tucker, Dem;
Seventh, John I. Harris, Dem, reelected; +;
Eighth, Eppa Hunton, Dem, reelected; Ninth,
William Terry, Dem.
TENNESSEE
State Democratic by 10000 to $4,000 major
ty. Legislature largely Democratic. Con-
yressmen elected: First District, William
Mcfarland, Dem, gain; Second, Jacob NJ
Thomburgh, Rep, reelected; Third, GEORGE
c. Dibreil, Dem, gain; Fourth, John w.
Head Dem, gain; Fifth, John NJ. Bright,
Dem, reelected; Sixth, John +. House,
Dem, gain; Seventh, Washington c. Whit
thorne, Dem, reelected; Eighth, John D. z.
Atkins, Dem, reelected; Ninth, William 2.
Caldwell, Dem, gain; Tenth, II. Casey Young,
Dem, gain.
EFNTI-CEY
All the ten Congressional districts probably
Democratic. Democratic gains on the vote
throughout the State.
LOUISIANA.
Returns, official and unofficial. give Mon
cure, Conservative, for State Treasurer, 1,lo9
majority. The Republicans still claim Dubu-
cet's election by small majority
MINNESOTA.
Legislature Opposition on joint ballot Con
gressmen elected: Mark II. Dunnell, Rep, III
the First District, reelected; II. B. Strait,
Rep, re elected in the Second; VIM. s. King,
Rep, in the Third. Republican majority in
the State on Chief Justice about 5000.
MARYLAND.
The six Congressman all Democratic-a
gain Of two.
The Democrats elect the four Congressman
IA gain Of three.
GEORGIA
The entire Congressional delegation, nine
in number, Democratic-a gain Of two.
RHODE ISLAND.
The Republicans elect both Congressman IN
this State
SOUTH CAROLINA.
y. II. Chamberlain, Rep, elected Governor
by from 10000 to 10000 majority. The five
congressman are all Republican.
ALABAMA.
The Democrats elect six Congressman GER
tainy-a gain of two. Many colored voters
supported the Conservative ticket Legisla-
ture Democratic. Democratic majority on
State ticket about $1,000.
Returns Incomplete, but all three counties
probably Democratic. James Williams, Dem.
(gain), elected to Congress
Dennison, Ind, in the Second District, is
elected over Poland, Rep, by large majority.
TEXAS.
Returns from the principal towns show
large Democratic majority in every district
The Congressional delegation of siy is Demo-
cratic.
FLORIDA.
Both districts probably elect Republicans
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