The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1874-11-07

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From ROW W mas dsie q new era
10 our SoHiLcrn Cities and State.
From tbs time se may expect 10 see
them enter upon q career Of prosper.
iy and financial relief. inexperienced,
heretofore. stree .he war.
MoBmE.--Tbe Democratic major
its ia the city Is g77 and 1900 10 the
county.
Nav ORLEANS, Nov. Greet
earnestness was manifested by the
in tie election to-day. Tie
did net seem TO be 20 COM
under Radical control, as
had been boasted.
All business was suspended
throughout the day. Everything was
.peeceable ; the only disturbance was
he shooting OF n negro by another
or voting the Democratic ticket.
About 5000 negroes voted the
Democratic ticket. The Third and
seventh wards. and Aigier,. each
negro majoriiies heretofore,
vent Democratic.
New ORLEANS, 4lh-C. J. Lewis, ,
candidate for Mayor is
by 1864 majority.
The Parish Sheriffs democratic,
ave over 1900 majority. :
LOUISIANA,
As far as hears from, show a gain
I 7240 ~ the vote polied for :
in 1872, wlIick was a major f,
y Of 6492. &
ALABAMA, |
MONTGOMERY, Nov. 4.-Enough e
aims are reported to insure the cleo =
on Of he'Democratic State ticket 10y l
900 TO 10000.
FIVE Congressman are certain and
lere is a chance Tor two others and
majority il. the Legislature. y
The white people OF the State are e
ejoicing. More negroes voted the =
democratic ticket in this State than ,
.hitcs voted the Radical. :
Gains are repoI ted from every :
ounty heard from except Sumter,
ne base Of operations OF Beach and G
ester .
MASSACHUSETTS. I
BOSTON, Nov. 4.-The feeling in
lis city and section over the result F,
profound. and the interest to-day :
as been scarcely less than yesterday. :
he papers unite in ascribing the de.
,at to the abuses which crept into v
BE Republican State party, aud its q
pparent sympathy with corruptions. :,
hey urge a cleansing process, and !
a more glorious record than |
yer in the future as the result OF ten. j
orary defeat. q
The defea, of Butler and Ayres is
allied with satisfaction even by the
press. Butler takes it u
DOLLY, and to-day said "If the Re-
ubllcan party a stand its losses, | 9
blink | car bear ny share" d
The Democrats in various parts Of
he State celebrated their victory 10
ay by firing 100 guns. In Maine and Q
lew Hampshire salutes were fired. h
It Gloucester 100 guns were fred d
,-night. and Hon. Chas p. Thomp- +,
On, who succeeds Gen. Butler, made
speech at the City Hall TO his con-
Y
BosToS. Nov. 4.-Gaston's plural. n
Is 5000. The Democrats elect to {
congress Thompson in the Six. Tar :
OK in the Seventh. Warren in the ).
Chaplin in the Eleventh, with II
anks and Seelye, Independents d
Democrats 16, I
.epublicans "a i: House, Republicans :,
81, Democrats IS.
PENNSYLVANIA. :
WAsHIsroS. Nov. 4.-The Demo- :.