Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-11-04
amoille Newsdealer
cHAs. Q. MORSE. editor.
Eyde Rarh, H., nnu, 4, 1874.
Election Returns.

elects Oennison by majority Of about
2,000-which we consider democratic
victory, as the vote shows that their can
didate was virtually abandoned for Den.
nison.
The election in Louisana, NJ ,nday. for
state treasurer, Legislature and six con.
gressmen passed off, according to all the
reports received in most quiet and or.
DERBY manner. The Indications are that
the conservatives have carried the state by
small majority aud have elected two gu,
OF The six congressman, while the other
four are much in doubt The Democrats
claim the State by 5000 to 5000 majority
Gov. Kellogg estimates hat the Republi.
cans carried the State by good majority,
and elected four probably five and possibly
six congressman. Gov. McEnery thought
the conservatives had carried the State by
small majority and elected thrae con
gressmcn in the third. fourth. fifth aud
sixth districts will be very close but there
il no doubt that Gibson has defeated Sy-
pher for Congress in the first district. ana
the conservatives claim the election OF FL.
lis in the second
In New Orleans tn, election, as else:
where, passed off quietly. the returns
indicate that that city has gone conscrva-
tive by Il 900 to 5000 majority MANY
prominent conservatives clam eSeu 10,
00O A similar report of IL qrlet time
and conservative victory co.les from
Shreveport, where the election OF tho Gu
tire Conservative city ticket is conceded
The vote on the state ticket in that city
was very close, not more than 200 major
lty either way The conservatives claim
the parish (Calio) by 800 to 500 MAORI
ty: it gave Pinchhack 575 majority IL
1872 One ward in De- Soto parish also
reports heavy conservatives majority.
A dispatch from Homer says CIalborAe
parish will give between 500 and 700 con-
serva;ive majority, aud Webster parish is
claimed for the conservatives by 300 ma
jority.
The poll.book aud balot-Lcx of Far
mervIle, and the poll-book Of tho original
registration Of Union pari,h, were stolen,
Sunday night from the sheriff's offi;c. The
election. however. progressed at Farmer
vile, under advice of Judge TimbIc who
will maintain the legality Of tie polling in
case of contest between the local cand-
dates.
The reports from all points show that
many 'cr,es voted with The white con
srrvativrs. and 1t j. estimated hat at least
20 per cen, ut the co'nrei vote vas thus
pollel Many Republicans admit nat
the recent arrest Of The merchants WIS u
bad policy, as many, who had not taken
pait.in politics since the war. closed their
places of business and engaged actively IN
the canvass. The Evening Telegram. Re.
publican. says: I'VE are satisfied there
has been full aud free election and bDth
parties will aide by the expressed will oil
the people through the ballot box"
The contest yesterday was very dlsas'
trous to RepuN Iicaus We give = sum
mary OF he dispaiches:
NJ. s,athus,' J.. gyes democratic by 7Sd
= majority --eIe ts-Gastan for governor AN
seven out of-.the rievea congressman. -
Batter Is bcaten,by 1000 majority
/ New York elects Tilden. democrs liz
candidate for governor, by 20 OOo 'n'ajorl
ty, and % democratic congressman
New Jersey is carried by the demo
Gratis. aud has A democratic and 8 repub
lean congressman.
Rhode Island is republican.
: Pennsylvania independent, which "'
suppose means republican,.
Illinois, republican but figures not CIV
en-.
= Delaware. democratic
4 4
Marylau1, Democratic, and the dcn'
Gratis gai, one congressman
s. Tanpessee- democratic as usual, ais
Virginia Georgia. Kentack) aHd Texas
souta ,Caro,ips--doabilal.
Kansas and Wisconsin, aPnb!man
Arhaasas--jemocratic.
louisiana -deuocratic, 5 dcnocrat'
to | republican Congressman
Large democratic gains in Alabama
Large iemocratic gains in M'ealgan.
The democratic party DOUBTLESS "
have d majority 10 the next House.
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