The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-11-06
THE ELECTIONS.

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i THE ELECTIONS.
THE DEMOCRATIC MAJORITY IN THE
| HOUSE.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Nov. 5.-The Demo
cratic majority in the House will be 81.
CONSIDERATIONS OF THE PEOPLES
SAYINGS.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 5. 1874.
Alabamd-Six to ten thousand majority foY
the Democratic State ticket Certainly five;
possibly seven, Democratic congressman, and
q Democratic Legislature.
arizona Territory - Stevens, Independent,
elected delegate to Congress-
arkansas Democratic delegation to
Congress.
Forida-Full Republican delegation.
Georgia-Clean Democratic.
KAinois. Of election of Repub-
lican State ticket by decreased majority
Previous dispatches regarding Congressional
delegation are confirmed. The doubtful dis
trict are still doubtful. Count by Congress
sional Districts give Democrats 10 to - major
ity on popular vote.
Kansas. Republican State ticket has 5000
majority, against 81, 600 two years ago.
| Kentucley.-Clean Democratic delegation.
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Massachusetts Democrats carry the
Governor by 1000 majority. Republicans
elect balance of the State ticket. She seats
three Democrats and one Independent in
Congress. The Legislature is strangely anti
prohibition.
Mchigan-Democrats have large repre-
sentation, possibly majority on joint ballot.
The Congressional delegation will probably
stand five Republicans, four Democrats. Both
parties claim the Governor.
Minnesota Returns from remote parts more
favorable to Republicans.
Missouri-Tcket very long
Neuada- Bradley, Dem, reelected Gov
ernor, Sharon, Rep, probably comes to the
Senate on account of State Senators holding
over
Ae,c Jersey-Democrats have II majority
on joint ballot, securing Senator, Congression-
al delegation, 5 Democrats, Republicans.
Nec YOrk-Democrats have majority on
joint ballot, securing Senator.
Pennsylvania Democrats have ma
jority Of one on Joint ballot, securing Senator
Congressional delegation-Democrats 16, Re-
pubicans H.
South Carolina-The governorship is doubt
full Mackey, Fusion and Smalis, colored,
elected to Congress.
Vrginid-Full Conservative and Democratic
delegation, except Howell in the Fourth Dis
trict.
Wisconsin, have majority on
joint ballot, which may give us Carpenter
again. The Democrats have two and claim
another Congressman. Republican majority
in the State 60O0
Dela,oare- Radical spirits find consolation
only in the State Senator, whdholds over
LOUISVILLE, Nov. 5.-The CAwier-Joernars
returns show the election Of q full Democratic
Congressional delegation from Kentucky, as
follows
First District, Boone Second, John Young !
Brown; Third, Milliken; Fourth, j. Proctor |
Knott; Fifth, Parsons Seventh, Blackburn !; |
Eighth, Durham ; Ninth, Cockerill Tenth, |
Clarke.
[NorE District is not given.
LITTLE Rock, Nov. 4-Eneugh returns |
have been received to indicate with consider
able certainty that all Conservative candidates
for Congress are elected.
BAYOU SARA, Nov, 5.-The Weber wing of
the Republican party has elected John E.
Breaux to the State Senate also their local
ticket in East and West Feliciana and Pointe
Coupee by large majorities.
vER,mIoN BAYOU, Nov. 5.-Darrall's ma
ority in lafayette parish is reported at 40.
This majority for the Republicans is the
result of Democrats and Republicans voting
against the white LeaguefS.
NEW YoRx, Nov. 5.-The Times list of
congressman elected in this State gives the
Democrats the First, Second, Fourth, Fifth,
Sixth, Seventh, Eighth, Ninth, Tenth,
Eleventh, Twelfth, Thirteenth, Fourteenth,
Fifteenth, Twenty Third and Twenty Ninth
Districts.
The Republicans the 18Th, 18th, 18th, 18TH,
10Th, 21st, 22d, oath, 18th, 26th, 9th, 2Sth,
10Th, 31st, Sad and SD districts In the Sd
he independent candidate is chosen. The
Tines also gives 70 Democratic and IS Re-
publican Assemblymen, which gives the Dem ,
'crats majority on joint ballot.
Randall Telegraph that the Democrats have
carried the State and Leeisla-
ure Of Pennsylvania.
KANSAS CRY, Nov. 5.-Reform legislative ,
icket undoubtedly elected Goodin, Re-
ormer, comes from the Third Congress onal
district Republican Governor elected
New YORK, Nov 5.-A special to the /,
Tribune from New Orleans, says: Evidence :
of deliberate purpose of the Kel-
ogg party TO count in their candidates by :
,eans Of the Returning Board. This dis !;
overy has created great excitement, and if the
Ian is carried out disturbances are feared =
New YoRK, Nov. s, koon.-Cotton spot q
MET; Ordinary l2s, Good Ordinary 132, Low >
liddling al. Midding IA, Middling Alabama :
y, Middling Frleans Is. !
Futures easy; Low Middling for November IA
ia 9-16, for December 1904 11-16, for t
snuary II l516@15, for February 15}@15 sic, Q
y March Is 7-16; for April Is 1916 for May T
81, for June 16 7-16@16@. =
Flour quiet and steady. Wheat q shade frmer.
orn quiet and steady. Pork steady mess $40: !,
). Rosin quiet, - IS for strained. Freig6ts =
eady. il
ElvxRpuo1, Oct. 5, 1880 P. Motion steady:
[iddling Uplands Is @7s; Orleans et@8l. Esti- c
ated sales to-day 5000 bales, 5000 being for s.
population and export. - -
December and January shipments from Char
stem. bot being below Good Ordinary. = ID. l6d:, o
ovember and December do, NO, below Low Mid
ling, It'd. rrF o
LATER, P. Motion unchanged The sales Il
day include $500 bales Of American. r. Ip
November and December delivery from Charles b
n or Savannah, not below Low Middling It'd;
and January do It'd. a'"."'" :,
PARIS, Nov. 5-Rentes 6235 ..ass,st
SoU1HwEsr Pass. Nov. 5, Noon.-Bsrometer v
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