The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-09-24
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For tho edifcation OF tho TiMts and
other benighted Republican sheets which
aro unable 10 discover political reyolu-
ton In progress this year, the following
record of the results of all the States and
Territorial elections which have been
held from the beginningof the year to the
present date is published;
New Hampshire State election, March
10. Democratic victory. Majority of
Weston, Democrat, over McCutchins Re
publican, for Governor, ,465. Legislature
Democratic in both houses. Previous
year, majority for Straw, Republican,
2,007. Republican majority in the Leg
islature on joint ballot, SO. Grants ma
jority in the State in 1872, 5,443. Demo-
cratic net gain over the Republicans in
less than two years, 6,908.
Rhode Island State election, April |.
The Democrats nominated no candidates
and made no contest.
Connecticut State election, April o.
Democratic victory. Majority of Inger-
soil, Democrat, over Harrison, Republi-
can, for Governor, 6,772. Legislature Dem
ocratic in both branches. Democratic
majority on Joint ballot, SO. Previous year,
majority for Ingersoll, Democrat, over
Havens, Republican, 5,8l5; Democratic
majority in the Legislature on joint bal.
lot, 4. Grants majority in the State in
1872, 4,2l8 Democratic net gain in less
than two years, l0,990.
Oregon State election, June /. Demo-
cratic victory. Majority Of Grover, Dem
ocrat, over Tollman, Republican, for Gov
ernor, 532. Legislature anti, Republican
in both branches. Previous election,
Grants majority for President, 3,493.
Previous Legislature, Republican in both
branches. Democratic net gain over the
Republicans in less than two years, 4,025.
Arkansas Constitutional election, June
30. Democratic victory. Out Of sixty
four counties sixty-twO returned Demo-
cratic delegates Total vote: For Conven-
ton, S00l6; anti-Convention, 8,465. Con-
ventiOn (Democratic) majority, 7l,55l.
Grants majority in the State i'll 1872,
3,l46. Democratic gain in less than two
years-well, the 1imess arithmetic man
may cipher upon it.
Kentucky State election, August s.
Democratic victory. Democratic MAORI
ty, 60844. Democratic majority in the
Presidential election, II 1885, Democratic
gain in less than two years, 49,44S.
Tennessee County elections, August B.
Democratic victories everywhere. Esti-
mated Democratic majority, $4,000. DEM
ocratic majority in the Presidential cleo
ton, 1926. Democratic gain in less than
two years, about 10000.
Montana Congressional election, Au-
gust 3. Democratic victory. Majority of
Maginnis, Democrat, over Hodges, Re
publican, 1865. Previous election, ma
iority of Maginnis, Democrat, over Clag-
gett, Republican, $40. Democratic gain
in two years, 736.
Utah Congressional election, August 8,
The Democrats nominated no candidate
and made 10 contest.
North Carolina State and Congressional
elections, August 9. Democratic victory
Democratic majority ON the State ticket
1900. Democratic majority in both
branches of the Legislature largely in
creased. Seven Democratic Congressman
elected-a gain of two, Grants majority
in the State in 1879, 23904, Democratic
net gain in less than two years, $1,000.
Wyoming Congressional election, Sep
tember1. Democratic victory. Majority
for Steele, Democrat, over Carey, Repub-
lican, 600. Previous election, majority
of Steele, Democrat, over Jones, Republic
can, 27l. Democratic gain in two years,
329.
Vermont State and Congressional cleo
tions, September /. Large Democratic
gains. Republican majority on the State
ticket cut down several thousand. Dem
ocratic gain in the Legislature, from 30 to
40. Republican majorities on Congress
men reduced, and one regular candidate
for Congress defeated by holt.
Colorado Congressional election, Sep
tember s. Democratic victory. Majority
for Patterson, Democrat, over Bromwell,
Republican, 1000. Previous election,
majority of Chaffee, Republican, over
Hunt, Democrat, 1885, Democratic net
gain in two years, 1895.
Maine State and Congressional elections,
September IA. Large Democratic gains.
Republican majority for Governor, as
compared with 1872, reduced 5000. As
compared with Presidential election, re-
duced 10000. Democratic gains in the
Legislature.