The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-12-25
Political Notes.

The vote of New Orleans, officially
canvassed, is: For Mayor, Charles j.
Leeds, Democrat, 25, ,94; Felix Laba.
tut, Republican, IA, 259.
THE full vote of Tennessee on Gov.
ernor, with the exception of one county,
| foots up Porter, Dem, 1O4, 600; May
nard, Rep, "a, 469 Porter's majority,
49, 1856.
GEORGE S. Houston, Governor-elect
of Alabama, was Chairman of the Ways
and Means Committee in the National
House of Representatives thirty-fve
years ago.
AMONG the Senatorial probabilities of
the winter are Israel Washburn, of
Maine; Cad. G. Washburn, of Wiscon-
sin; and William D. Washburn, of
Minnesota.
FIVE colored men have been elected
to the next Congress, all new men. Two
are from S nth Carolina, one from North
Carolina, one from Alabama, and one
from Louisiana.
SAMUEL LEE, the colored Democratic
Congressman elect from South Caro-
lima, used to be the coacLman of W. s.
King, white Republican Congressman
elect from Minnesota.
THE Democrats have had majority
in the State of New York outside the
city but once before this election, since
1916. which was in the special election
for Judges of the Court of Appeals in
1870.
RETURNS have been received from all
the counties in Missouri of the vote for
Governor-some of them being only the
majorities. They foot up: Hardin,
Dem, 142, 127 Gentry, Ind, 1O4, ,O19 ;
Hardin's majority, SO, 1Os.
THE Topeka Record, classifes the
Legislature elect of Kansas as follows ::
Senate-21 Republicans, 13 Opposition.
House-70 Republicans, 36 Opposition.
The Senate holds for two years the
House, for one.
OFFICIAL vote of South Carolina for
Governor
Cham berlain, Rep. 80 ,531
Green, Opp. ..-----........-... 6S,a64
Chamberlain's majority. 11,667
AT the Virginia election the aggregate
Democratic vote in the Congressional
districts was "a, 369; the Republican,
80, 983. Total vote, III, 1852. The con-
stitutional amendments were carried by
a vote of Sc, $40 for to 1914 against.
THE Topeka Commonwealth gives
the votes for Congress men, in Kansas,
as follows:
Republican. Opposition.
Phillips. 10 796 Parott ,176
Cooo .-..-.------ IA ,24O lIoodln .--.- 800
Brown. n........... II AIS Hudson. ......... 1854
A REHABILITATION of State Gov
ernors and Legislatures elect gives the
following political results:
Governors. Legisldtures.
Republican Is Republican. .13
Democrat ..... 20 Democrat ........ 81
Independent.... ..-... Independent .--....... )
"WoMAN-sUFFRAGE " was not so bad
ly beaten in Michigan as the other prof.
ects of constitutional reform voted on
in November. Woman-suffrage got
80. .S05 yeas the new Constitution, 38,-
842 yeas. The nays were, however,
away up toward $50, 900.
The official vote of Alabama on Gov
ernor, at the recent election, is as fol-
lows
Lewis, Rep. Ss,29S
Houston's majority NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 1880
THE Lansing State Republican gives
the. vote of Michigan, except four small
counties as follows:
Gouea7.or, 1874. Gorey7lor, 1872.
Bagley, Rep.....- III, 1888 Bagey, Rep. 1859
Chamberlain, Dem .105, 10 Blair, Lib. 81 $50
Carpenter, Pro-. 3,947iFerry, Dem. 2,728
Fish, Prohib. ..-.-- 1921
THE official vote of Minnesota for Con-
presS is