The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-11-06
Nearly Every State Repu'
diates the Republican
Party.
The Next u. S. House of
Representatives Opposi-
ti"n by about 80 Maj.
No Such Revolution Ever
known in the Political
History Of the Country.
ILLINOIS.

CHICAGO, Noy. 5. The vote in the I'd
and Sd congressional districts is so close
that it will require the official returns tc
declare which candidates are elected. The
Journal comedies the election of of Harri.
son, Dem, in the I'd district Caulfeld's
majority in the lst is 500 to 600 The
election of Farwell in the Sd district is
claimed by his friends The result in these
two districts cannot be given before to-
morrow night.
districts are not different FROM those tele-
graphed last night.
A special to the Post and Mail from El
gin, ILL.,, says fuller returns make probable
the election of Farnsworth to congress
from the fourth district. AT the time the
dispatch was sent Farnsworth was only rs
votes behind, with several precincts in De
Kalb and Kane to hear from, and that it
was thought these would elect him.
Complete returns from the Sd congress
sional district give Farwell, Rep, $50 maj
| The Democrats claim, however, that one
precinct of the 2Oth ward will be thrown
out on the official count for illegalities. and
should this be done it will defeat Farwell
| by 70 votes.
KANSAS
TOPEKA, Nov. 5.-Returns that have
come in thus far are meagre and are esti-
mated for the most part and unofficial.
They indicate that Phillips, Republican, is
elected by majority of about 5000 in the
lst district Brown, Rep, by a majority
of 2,50 in the Sd, and Goodin, Reformer,
by small majority, not more than 500, in
the I'd. The vote in the ID district, as far
as heard from, shows an aggregate majority
of $40 for Goodin, against ,O35 for Cobb,
with six counties yet to hear from. 1t is
believed that these returns will modify the
result in Cobbs favor, but not enough to
elect him. Osborn's majority will be about
| 10000, The election excited no very great
interest, not more than two-thirds vote
being cast
ATCHIsoN, Noy. Returns from AZ
legislative districts elect 60 Republicans,
10 Reformers, 8 Democrats Independent
Republicans, and one on local issues. OF
the 20 districts not heard from, l5 will
probably elect Republicans, giving the Re-
publicans two thirds of the house. Of 33
senators the Republicans elect 20 and the
Opposition 10.
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Nov, Tho Kan
sas City Times has advices from Kansas
to the effect that the legislature is undoubt-
edly Opposition. Returns from Is sena-
torial districts Show Ii Opposition TO Re-
turns from A legislative districts show "a
Opposition, 5 Republican and . lndepeud-
ent.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Nov. j.-R. NJ
Wallace, United States Marshal, this morn
ing telegraphs Attorney General Williams
that Chamberlain is elected by 10000 ma-
jority and three Republican congressman
are elected
CHARLESTON, S. c., Nov. 5.-The News
and Courier, from incomplete returns, con-
cedes the election of Chamberlain by 5000
majority also the election of Wallace and
Hayes, Reps. to Congress.
TENNESSEE.
NASHVILLE. Nov. 5.-Thornburgh, Rep.
is elected TO Congress in the 81 district,
and Mcfarland, Dem, in the lst district,
over Roderick II. Butler. This makes the
Congressional delegation stand o Dem to
? Rep. The Legislature is nearly unani-
mously Democratic. The Democratic ma
jority for Governor is over 10000.
PENNSYLVANIA.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov 5.-The Evening
Telegraph says the Democratic state ticket
pretty certainly elects all candidates. The
senate will stand D Republican to y Dem
ocratic. but the house will have from ten
to twelve Democratic majority, making the
Legislature Democratic on joint ballot. and
securing to the Democrats United States
Senator in place Of Scott. Republican.
NEw YoRK. Nov. Samuel j. Ran.
dali, Dem. telegraphs from Philadelphia,
Il feel certain that we have the state by
over 400, aud a majority on joint ballot,
with sixteen congressman.