The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-11-04
LOUISIANA.
The Louisiana INSTRUMENTATION
Conservative Success.

New ORLEANS. November 3.-Rcturns
this morning indicate $4,000 Conscrva-
tive majority in the city. Gibson, in the
First, and Ellis in the Second Congress
sional Districts, each go out of the city
with over 5000 majority, and their elec-
tion is regarded as certain bv the COnser-
vatives, They also claim the election Of
Levy in the Fourth, Spencer in tine Fifth,
and Moore in the Sixth Congressional!
Districts, concediRg the election If Dar-
rell in the Third District. The Cnnscr-
vatiye State Central Committee regard
the election of Moncure State Treasurer
as certain. Seven parishes heard from,
including New Orleans, gave M0ncure
over l4,OO0 majority. The COnserva-
tives clam 10 of the Is State Senators.
and at least 50 members of the House.
The elect 23 representatives in the city.
SHREVEPORT, November 3.-Nearly
complete returns from all the boxes i'll
this parish, show Democratic majority
of 800. The official returns will not
materially change these figures. The
registered colored majority in this parish
is 1876, showing there was heavy color
cd vote. Three Democrats are elected To
the legislature. Levy Is elected to Con-
grcss from this district, beyond doubt.
Latcr-The complete official Demo-
cratic majority 629 in ten precincts. B">-
sicr parish give, Democratic majority
No others heard from.
IOuisiana Redeemed.
New YORK, November 3.-Thc Dem
ocratic State Committee have received
the following dispatch:
NEW ORLEANS, November ,.
We carried the State by large ma
iority. The colored people in large
numbers voted the Democratic and Con
scrvative tickets. Gibson, Ellis, Moore,
Spencer and Levy, are certainly elected
Congressman, and probably BrrauN.
The election was most quiet and peace
able
[Signcd.l .JoHN MCENERr.
NEW ORLEANS. November 3.--Addi-
tional returns are favorable to the Com
servatives. The indications are that they
tltNl NV NblS h'h .'''N'
Treasurer. The Democrats now claim
the election of siXty-cight members of
the Legislature, tifty-hve being "a majority.
New ORLEANS, November 2.-Thc
election law requires Commissioners and
Supervisors to sign the statement cf IN"
vote and tally sheets before six o'clock
on the day following the election. An
extra of the Bulletin says that many of
the Republican election officials hay" ab-
scntcd themselves without complying
with this provision of the law, and,
though they had been searched for, could
not be- found
First dstrict-Eight wards in the city
and ST. Bernard parish, give Gibson over
5 900 majority, with one parish, Plaque
mine. to hear from.
Second District-Six wards in the city
and st. Charles parish give Ellis 4,G99
and three wards and three par.
ishes to hear from.
Third District-Eight parishes give
RrfSSHfrh 61i]}l lEmpppiEQritF.,SGd f2AEE Rarishss
Levy $500 majority, and seven parishes
to hear from.
Fifth District-S"vcn parishes e ""
Spencer l7@ majority, and seven parishes
to hear from.
Sixth District-fivc parishes Civ"
Nash S4l majority, and seven parishes to
hear from.
1t is believed that Nash 18th" only Re
publican elected to Congress,
NEW ORLEANS, November 9Th" re-
turn. from III" principal towns -h""
large Democratic maj"ritic, in every
district. Texas sends SIX Democrats to
Congress.