The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-11-13

NEW YORK, Nov. 5.-The following sum.
mary Of the results Of the election Is COM
piled from the latest returns and advices
from all States and Territories;
Alabama elects Houston, Dem, Governor
by 5000 to 10000 majority. The Congression-
al delegation probably stands six Democrats
to two Republicans, a Democratic gain Of
three.
Arkansas returns are meager. The elec.
ton Of Clayton, Lewis and Rogers, Reps,
and Gunter, Dem, is probable.
Delaware elected Cochran, Dem, Gov.
ernor, and the entire State ticket
Florida elected two Republican Congress.
men by reduced majorities.
Georgia elected an entire Democratic Con-
gressional delegation.
Illinois goes Republican by q small ma.
jority. The Opposition gained seven Con.
gressmen.
Kansas elected Osborn, Republican, Gov.
ernor. The Congressional delegation stands
one Democrats to two Republicans.
Kentucky elects an entire Democratic
Congressional delegation.
Louisiana is claimed by the Conservatives
by 1900 majority. They have elected fsur
Congressnen, secured the Legislature, and
consequently a United States Senator.
Maryland has elected an entire Democratic
Congressional delegation. Massachusetts,
has elected Castor, Democrat, Governor, but
the balance Of the ticket has gone Republi.
can. The Legislature is also Republican.
Michigan is doubtful; the returns coming
in diminish Bagley's supposed majority, and
Democrats claim Chamberlain is elected
Governor by 1900. The State Senate is
Democratic, and in the House there is a
Republican majority. The Democrats claim
a majority on joint ballot.
Minnesota Is extremely doubtful. The
vote is close, but both parties claim the State.
Missouri elected the Democratic State
officers and the Republicans claim the Legis.
lature.
In New York Tilden's majority will prob.
ably be 10000, the Legislature Democratic,
insuring election sf u. =. Senator TO succeed
Fenton. Nevada elected Bradley, Dem
ocratic, by 800 majority, and gives them the
next L. :. Senator also. Pennsylvania
elected the Republican State ticket by a
largely reduced majority. The Legislature
is very close, but the Republicans probably
have a majority on joint ballot for L. 3
Senator.
The Tennessee Legislature is Democratic
and elects a United States Senator. South
Carolina elected Chamberlain, Republican,
for Governor. Texas elected six Democratic
Congressman. The Virginia Legislature !,
Democratic, but three Republican Congress
men are elected. Wisconsin elects sir Re
publican to two Democratic Congressman,
The Legislature, TO choose a United States
Senator, is Republican.
Arizona Territory, no returns. Washing
ton Territory elects a Republicaa to Con
gress. Idaho, no returns Total number ol
Democratic Congressmen elected il probably
l27 Republicans, 81. Returns indicate thai
the Democrats will have a majority OF be
tween fifty and sixty in the next House oI
Representatives.
kESTuCKY.
LOUISVILLE, Nov. 5.--Cockerill, Demo
crat. seems 10 be elected in the Ninth Dis
trict, over White, Republican. This, II true
gives solid Democratic delegation from
Kentucky.
NEW JERSEY.
TREsroS, Nov. 5. -. The Congressmer
elected in New Jersey are firt District
Clemment II. sinniokson, Republican
Second District, Samuel A. Dobbins, Repub
liean (re-electede Third District. Miles Ross
Democrat Fourth District, Robert Hamil
ton, Democrat (re-eleeteds Fifth Distrie,
| Augustus W. Cutler, Democrat; Sixth Di.
trict, Frederick n. Teese, Democrat; Seventh
District, August A. Hsrdenburg, Democrat
Bedle's majority for Governor is 1900.
Later returns from Pennsylvania shov
that the State has gone Democratic BY abou
1000. The senate will stand twepty.eigh