The Osceola times., 1874-11-14

/ IhNd district, aduItlOnul returns
indicate the reelection OF Darrell
by about. 500 majority. A hundred
guns were fired in New Orlean.
in honor Of democratic victories.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
The election OF Chamberlain i,
cone edcd by about six thousand
ma ority. Wallace and Hodge
both Republicans, are elected tc
Congress. Williams, democrat i,
elected To Congress J., The scco
d,strlc,, beating hnpIcr. negro
lte ehanceo for the erection ol
Bo"brrg, Dcmocu;, %: Congress,
IL t.c First district, are -,ocd.
VIRGINIA.
4 disr"tch rom Danvi.ie claims
TIE election Of {. &. Cabcl, Con.
servative, tor Conrres- from the
Filth district. over Thomas. Rcpub-
ican. p 3 Noas las. Con- -ervaiivc,
defeats Sencr, Republican,, the
present member from Tue Firs:
district. Plat pepuhhcnn, is re.
elected in the Second dis,iict, over
Goodby, by nearly 2Gc majority.
There is n probability of u contest
in this district, the Conservatives
claiming that n large number OF
fraudulent negro votes were cast,
they being temporarily colonized
from the 4th district (Stowell0, in
which there was no organized con-
test. The Congressional delega
ton from Virginia stands I Con-
scrvatives and 2 Republicans, II
Conservative gain Of three.
PEyNsYLvANIA.
PHILADELPHIA, November c.
The official returns give Latta
(dcm.) 53ll majority in Berks
county, for Acknowledgements.
This adds l79 to Latta's majority,
published this morning. Latta's
official majority IN Luzerne county
i, 1877.
With the corrections and ad.
ditions received to-day Latta's
majority foots up l",0l9. Official
returns are still wanting from For.
rest. Sullivan, Alleghanv and
Philadelphia counties. Only three
wards OF Philadelphia have thus
far been counted, and they increas-
ed Latia's vote by two hundred
and thirty.fve over the returns
made on election night.
NEW YORK.
New YORK, November 6.-The
two democratic meetings in this
city gave an opportunity last night
Tor speeches and congratulations.
The reception at the Manhattan
club brought together many of the
lights OF the democracy, and
speeches were made by Gov .-elect
Tilden, Senators Thurman, Bar.
nard, Stockton. Senator-elcct Eaton
and others. Most OF the speeches
counseled magnanimity and mod
Grafton in the hour Of triumph.
At Tammany Hall John Kelly
made an address of remarkable
force, in which he urged on his
party the honest management and
wise use of their newly obtained
power, and reminding them thar
they we their success TO the con.
servative element in the republican
party.
AGUsTA, GA, November c.
News from Key Wet, Fla. say 4.
the Cubans vote! for 'ho -cpuIrii
t? t>ndidate, tEas dr.ta,,nr Hen
q s"son (dcm.) -. crnS"c $ II. n.
h.'s, district "r'i roiory' re
puLHcan, loo otca ..ectcI over
Fiul'y, thr d-m>cratio candidate.
in the Second district. The demo,
Gratis have Il majority Of twenty in
the legislature.
ILL.N0IS.
The result Of the Congressional
contest in the Second and Third
districts Of l,.is State will only be
decided by the otiicia, canvass.
Harrisons election is conceded IN
the Second, and Farwcll's in the
Third. Garfield, Democrat, IN the
First district, has between 500 and
900 majority. A special from EIgin
TO Chicago says: "Fullcr returns
put a different phase on the Con.
grcssional business in this district.
At the present moment Farms
worth, Democrat, is only 25 votes
behind, with II precincts IN DcKalb
anu 2 in Kane to hear from. 1t is
thought that these will help Farms
worth out"
A General Burst-up of the Ar