The New York herald., 1874-11-05

4-Kooert A. Hatcher probl tDem.s
6-Richard p Bland tprobl (Dem)
e-cnarles II. Morgan (probl tDem)
John y. Phillips (doubtIul (Dem.l
s-B. r. Franklin tdoubtfull (Dem.)
s-Day.d Rae (doubtfuD tDein.f
io-ira y. Hyde tproo.l lRep,l
LID. u. Clark lprob.l DENY
J2-Jonn NJ. Glover (prob.) (Dem.l
IA b. Buckner tprob.l Deml
New jersey.
1-c. Ii. Slnnlckson tRep.)
2-L- II. Dobblns (Repl
6M- ROSS (Dem.)
Ar. Hamilton DENY
6-Augnstus W Gutter luem.l
e-FredericS H. Tease tDem.l
IA. A. Hardenburg (Den.l
New York.
l-Iienry B. Metcalr Dem.)
2--John G. Schumacher lDem.l
3-Simeon y. Chltlenden tlndependent Hepl
4-Archibald NJ. Bliss tDem)
edwin X. Meade tDem.)
G-Samuel 5. Cox tDem.)
s-Smith ELY tDem-l
S-Ehjah Ward tDem.)
v-Fernando Wood (Dem.)
l0-Abram . hewitt tDem.)
ll-BenJamln A. Willis tDem.)
IN. Holmes Odell (Dem.l
13--John .. Wnitehouse (Dem.l
l4-George NJ Beeoe (DemJ
iS-charles % e; Il. H. adams CRep)
l7-Cnares Hughes (Dem.l
ls-Andrew Williams iRep.)
l9-Willianl A. Wheeler lRep.)
2O-Henry q. Hatnorn tkep.l
2l-Samuei +. Miller (Rep.)
2s-George A. Bagley (Rep.)
23-Scott Lord (Dem.)
24-Wllham Il. Baker (Repl
25-Elias W. Leavenworth (Rep.)
2e-Cnnton d. MacDougall lRepj
2LElbridge @. Lapham tRep.)
2s-Tnomes {. Platt (Rep.l
2e--Charles G. u. Walker (Dem.l
3o-John NJ. Davy lRep.l
32-Lyman K. Bass tIsep.l
s3-Augustus Allen tLib. Rep.)
Nevada.
ADRIAN Ellis (Dem.)
Pennsylvanis-
1T B. Florence (Dem.) doubtful
2-Charles O'Neil (Rep.)
3-S. J. Randall DEM
Nv. d. Kelley (Rep.)
5-John ROBBINS tDem.l doubtful
7-washinGron Townsend rep,
s-nel ster Cymer (Dem.)
,s-M ~ Il L Im,sa sIamel RaRe RsO a0SS'iea Saana.
liz. D. Collins (Dem)
l2-w. W. Ketcham tRepl
l4-Ionn b Packer lRen)
l5-Josepn Powell (Demj
l7-John Reilly iDem.)
ss-aoS;, Ii s nsSs!is A Mesay sB spsmp5 probable
AL. Turney pem.) PROBABLE.
ssa%es casg1ans acps,ns Ps%' |Ds@ doubtful
pa. W. Wallace lRep)
25-aenry white (Repl
2e-Carton B. Curtis lRep.)
Rhode Island.
1-Benjamin T. Eames (Rep.)
2-Latimer W. BaLou lRep.)
South Caroline.
IL II. Rainey (Rep.)
81. Cass Carpenter lRep.,. 8. 3. 4. MCGOWAN
~. s. sR'R&;l Rsllsnaw Dem,
s-smslls Col Rep
*To nn vacancy Forty.third Con9ross.
Tennessee.
2J. N. Thornburgh Rep.)
sc. G. Dlbrell tDem.)
John W. Head DENY
6-John N. Bright lDem)
eLyohn \. House (Dem.)
Nv. q. Whlth0rne (Dem.)
sLJonn u. G. Atkins tDem.)
1o-H. Casey YosnR tDem.)
Texas.
IL. Il. Reagan (DemJ
81. w. TlockmOrton (DemJ
Ar Q. MIL tDem.l
e-Gustave Scnleicher (Dem.)
Vermont.
2*D. c. Dennison (Rep.)
*ro iii vacancy in Forty third Congress
Virginia.
J. B. sener lRepJ
2-John Good. Jr Dem.)
3-Gilbert 9. Walker (Dem.)
4-w. H. b. Stowell (Kep.)
SC. Y. Thomas tRepl
6-Tucker DemJ
Harris tDem.)
8-nunton (Dem.)
0-Terry tDemJ
wisconsin.
l-C G. Williams (Rep.)
2-L. b. Caswell Rep.)
3-Henry y. MaKO0n (kep.l
4-wiliam Pitt Lynde (Dem)
SIS. u. Burcnard (Dem)
GA. h. Kimpan (Sep.)
Jeremiah N. Rusk (Rep.)
s-Alexander s. Medili (Repl
Arizona Territory.
No returns.
Washington Territory.
Jacobs (Rep)
Idaho Tsrritory.
No returns.
apitu1ation.
Total number OF Democrats elected ........ 127
Total number OF Republicans elected..........- "a
THE RESULTS ELSEWHERE.
Massachusetts, shows an astonishtngly sudden
change In the sentiments Of her peopk. The dem.