The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-11-04

BosToN. November 3.-Banks' ma
iority is estimated by his friends now
at fully 5000 in the Fifth District,
over Gooch. who had q msjority. in
1872. Of 4,459. The Journal gives, In
torty.four towns. Talbert, 8.O35; Gas.
ton, 1929; same towns last year.
Washburne, 6.579; Castor, 1924. 4
8 F. M.-The majority against But.
ler still rolls in. At Salem, he was
nearly 1000 behind his ticket. aud his
defeat is overwhelming. In the 7th
and 9th Congressional Districts, as
near as can be figured out, Williams
aud Aver are both about 1000 behind
the democratic candidates. At this
hour, the streets are full of jubilant
democrats, who persis! in the belitf
that CASTOR is elected.
| The 1raueller. Republican, comedies
the State to Castor. as this city will
give him q majority of from 5000 to
1,OO0. This seems to be the general
opinion, though close vote may
change the result.
The Herald says that Aver is un-
doubtadIy defeated by Tarbox, Demo.
crat. for Congress.
The Republicans have elected, so
far. 36 State Representatives and 2
Senators, and the Democrats IA Rep.
resentatives and Senators.
The Journal gives the vote of 1853
towns. viz: Talbot 43, ,668; CASTOR
4O, 348; with Boston not included, and
comedies 5000 majority to Castor in
this city. 1t says. unless the back
towns come up nobly before morning,
the result will be the election of Gas
ton and the defeat of all the Republi.
can candidates for Congress, except
Pierce, Harris and Burlington.
WASHINGTON. November 3 Private
dispatches from Boston indicate the
election of Banks over Gooch, in the
Fifth District.
Probabilities-For the South At
lantic States, partly cloudy weather
will prevail, with North-eas to South
east winds, slight changes in tempera-
ture, and stationary or falling barome-
ter. For the Gulf States, and thence
Northward over Tennessee and the
Ohio valley. increasing cloudiness,
Southeast to Southwest winds, slight
rise of temperature, falling barometer
aud threatening weuther in tho Mis-
sissippi valley during Wednesday,.
Private dispatches say Florence,
Democrat, in the First Pennsylvania
District, and Robbins, Democrat, in
the Fifth, are elected
kilograms here indicate the defeat
of Butler in the Sixth Massachusetts
District.
All private telegrams here from
massachusetts, indicate great Demo
cratic triumph. Returns from the in
terror are yet too few to indicate to a
certainty, but the Republicans through
ont Boston concede Democratic VIC
tory in the State.
Private kilograms from Chicago say
the Congressional elections there show
two Conservative gains.
kilograms from Petersburg say
NegIy, Republican, was defeated.
PROVIDENCE, November 3.-Benja-
min II. Eames is elected to Congress
iu the 1st District. and Latimer w.
Ballou in the I'd District. Both Re-
publicans.
MILWAUKEE. November 3.-The re.
turns indicate the Republicans have
elected Williams in the First Congress
! siocal District. Caswell in the Second,
Magoon in Third, Rusk in the Seventh,
and Middleton in the Eighth. The
Dem oorats elect Lynde in the Fourth
and Burchard in the Fifth The
Sixth District is close aud doubtful,
with the chances in favor of himball,
Republican. There is a strong pro-
bability that the Republicans will have
q majority Oh joint ballot in the Le-
gislature, thus securing Republican
United States Senator. There is little
doubt the Republicans will have o
majority in the Stato at large.
AUGUSTA. GA, November 3.-Can.
dler, Democrat. in the 5th, and Nc
MILAN, Democrat, in the 9th Districts,
are elected to Congress by large ma.
jorities. The result in the 7th Dis
trict is doubtful between Dabney,
regular nominee. and FELTON,, indo.
peudent, both Democrats. FELTON, is
ahead in the 4th District.
MEMPHIS, November 3.-Young,
Democrat, in the 10th District, will
have $500 majority. Caldwell. Demo
orat. is elected in the 9th District. and
Whithorne, Democrat. is elected in
the 9TH District. by 5000 minority.
RICHMOND, November 3.-Returns
thus far from the Congressional Dis
tricts are meagre. Such as are in in.
dicate that Walker, Conservative, in
the 81, Tucker in the 9Th, Harris, Con-
servative, in the 7th, Hunter, Con.
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