The New York herald., 1874-11-04
THE CANDIDATES ELECTED.

The democrats have carried the State by about
1000 70 1900 majority, and the city by $4,000.
They elect their full state ticket, and, so far as
the meagre returns give any indication OF the re-
suit in the respective districts, make gain OF
seven Assembly, ymen In the state.
Kings county gives about $500 majority for
Tilden.
The following are the successful State and city
Gore7'nOr-Samue ]. Tilden (dem).
Lieutenant Gorernor-Wnliam Dorshetmer
Canal Comnatssioner-Adin Thayer (dem).
state Prison Inspector-George Wagener dem.
(dem).
CITY AND COUNTY.
MdvOr-Willtam Wickham (dem.)
Re0ister-Patrick Il. Jones (rep.)
Aldeymen-a at William X. Cole, Samuel A.
Lewis Magnus Gross and J. W. Guntzer ldemsD
CsrA Jnsttce-Charles N. Clancy (dem.)
DfStrtct Aldermen
Fourth Senatorial District-G. Lysaght (dem.),
Fth Senatorial Distrlct--E. Gllon idem.), W.
Harney ldeml, J, J; Morris rer.l
Reilly idem.j, g. Ii. southworth ,repI "
Seventh senatorial Distrlct-Robert Powers
sessg as H. T. sssing egs
w 81. Mccarthy dem.). II. s. Purroy tden.), W.
Bullard (repl
Filth District-Edwin H. Meade lin doubt,.
Seventh Dlstrict-Smith Ely, Jr.
MI. Ninth Districs-Fernando Wood. for the long
tenth SistricsMA6ram s. .0T hewitt sWs snort 's'"
Eh,y,aan,h Elsvansa Distr,ct-.sergam Mr M A. Willis
Fourteenth District-George NJ. BeeDe.
Fifteenth district-John H. Bagey, Jr.
Seventeeth district-Charies Hughes
Twenty third district-Scott Lord
Twenty-fourth dlstrict-Andrew s. Warner.
Twenty ninth dlstrlct-Char!es G. B. Walker.
Thlrry-third distrlct-Augustus F. Allen.
The following are the
CITY ASSEMBLYMEN ELECTED:
First district-Nicholas Muller (dem.)
Second dislrict-W. r: Kirk tdemJ
Fourth dlstrict-Cnarles Reilly (oemj
Fiith district-Warren G. Bennett (dem.)
sixth distrlct-r. J. Campbell (demJ
seventh distrlct-Fred W. seward irep.)
Eighth district George a 4. stauf ldem.J
Tenth dlstriet-L0uls Waehner (dem.)
Eleventh dlstrct-Kn0x McAiee (rep)
Twelfth dlStrict--Jonn keenan, (lem.l
Thirteenth district-A. n. Beach (dem.), in
DOUBT.
Fourteenth dstrlct-James Daily dem.
Fifteenth district-Thomas Costigan (dem)
Sixteenth district-Peter Woods (dem.)
seventeenth d!strict-Leo G Dessar (dem)
Eighteenth disrrlct-ThomasC c. Campbell (dem.)
In doubt.
Nineteenth district-Germon Hanschell (dem.)
twentieth district-Jacob Hess (rep.)
Twenty-first disrrict-William G. Wood (nd.)
THE COUNTRY AssRABLYMEN ELECTED.
The following are certainly elected:-
Page (dem:l, Oswego county.
Benedict (dem.), Schenectady county
Seth G. Pope lrep.), ST. Lawrence county
A. B. Hepburn (rep.), ST. Lawrence county
Jonas SANFORD (rep.), ST. Lawrence county,
Stephens (dem.), Richmond county,
Peck (rep.l. Jefferson county.
YOst (rep.), Jefferson county.
Miller (dem.) orange county.
Warner (dem.), Osweg0 county.
Bowen rep.), Clinton county.
Iewkesbury rep), Wyoming county
G. Sherwood lrep.l, Broome county.
Petty lrep.). Suffolk county.
Thomas G. Alvord trep.l, Onondaga county
George Barrow trep.). Onondaga county.
Charles Tremaine Qep.l, OnOndaga county.
Joseph Friend (dem.l. Orange county,
y. Bradford Prince trep.l, Queens county.
Wllam H. Clark (rep.l, Wayne county,
Allen S. Russell (rep.), Wayne county.
James Oakley (dem.), Queens county
Daniel +. Bartlett (deM.), !, Catteraugus county
Samue: Scudder (dem.), Catteraugus county.
Henry Lawrence ldem.l, COlumDia county,
James Markln (dem.) Dutchess county.
p Hanranan (dem), Erie county.
w. w. Lawson (rep), Erie county
Edward Gallagher (rep.). Erie county.
II. B. Ransom (dem.), Erie county
W. A. Johnson trep.', Erie eOunty.
John Connell (dem.), Kings cOunty
$. U. Carll (rep.). Kings Soanty.
NJ. Coffee (dem.) Kings county.
7. v. p. Tamage (dem), Kings counte
Jacob Woertn rep.), Kings county.
John H. Burtis (rep.), Kings county
S. j. Colahan ldeM.), Kings county,
Jonn McGroarty (dem.), Kings county
George Taylor (dem.), Monroe county
TIE VOTE FOR GOVERNOR.