The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-11-05

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ELECTION RESULTS.
statc Officers Probably Elected.
NEW YORK.
Democratic.
Governor-Samuel ]. Tilden.
Lieutenant Governor - William Dor
sheimer.
Canal Commissioner Thayer
State Prison Inspector GeorgeW agener.
Judge of Court of Appeals--Theodore
Miller.
ALABAMA.
Democratic.
Governor-George s. Houston.
Lieutenant Governor--Robert 4. Lyon.
Supreme Judges--Thomas J. Judge,
Robert G. Brlckall, Amos X. Manning.
Attorney General-John w. A. Sanford. |
Secretary of State-Rufus X. Boyd.
Treasurer--Danicl Crawford.
Superintendent of Instruction--John n. |
McKleroy.
DELAWARE.
Democratic.
Governor-John p. Cochran.
ILLINOIS.
Republican.
Trcasurcl--Thomas J. Ridgeway.
Superintendent of William
b. Powell.
KANSAS.
Republican.
Governor-Thomas A. Osborn.
~ Il GaItar
Secretary of State-Thomas II. Cavan-
augh.
Auditor-D. w. Wilder.
Attorney Gcneral-A. M. +. Randolph.
Supreme Justice-D. NJ. Valentine.
Treasurer-Samuel Lappin.
MASSACHUSETTS,.
Democratic.
Governor-William CASTOR.
Lieutenant GOvernor-William l.. Smith
Secretary of State-Benjamin F. Mills.
Treasurer Nathan Clark
Attorney General-Waldo COburn.
Auditor-C. Osgood Morse.
MICHIGAN.
Republican.
Governor-John J. Bagley.
Lieutenant Governor-HenIy II. Holt.
| Secretary of State-Ebenezer @. u.
Holden.
Treasurer-William b. McCreery
Auditor-Ralph Ely.
Attorney General-Andrew J. Smith.
MINNESOTA.
Republican.
Supreme Judges. ]. II. Mcmillan.
Associate Judgc--F. X. F.. Cornell
MISSOURI.
Democratic.
Governor-Chares ii. Hardin.
Lieutenant GovernOr-NOrman J. Col
man.
Secretary of State-Michael X. McGrath.
Auditor-Thomas Holiday.
Treasurer-Joseph w. Mercer.
Attorney General--John A. Hockaday.
Judges-Warrck Hough. William r.
Napion.
NEVADA.
Democratic.
Governor-L. r. Bradley.
Lieutenant Governor-Jewitt w. Adams
Member of Congress-A. G.. Ellis.
Supreme Judges-A. NJ. H!llhouse, G.
II. Belknap.
Secretary of State-C. u. Spires.
Attorney General-J. X. kittrell.
Treasnrer-Jerry Schooling.
NEW JERSEY.
Democratic.
Govcrnor-Joseph d. Beolc.
PENNSYLVANIA.
Republican.
Lieutenant Governor-Arthur Il. Ohm
stead.
Secretary of Internal Affairs-Robert B
Beath.
-.-.1;."" u.--isor Allen,
Supreme Judge-Edward Nj. Paxson.
) SOUTH CAROLINA.
Republican.
7 Govcrnor-Danel II. Chamberlain.
, Lieutenant Governor-Rich. II. Gleaves
TENNESSEE.
Democratic.
/ GOverno james d. Porter, Jr.
Congressman Probably Elected.
NEW YORK.
Dist
l. Henry b. Metcalf, dem.
p 2. John ID. Schumacher, dem.
. B. Simeon b. Chittenden, ind. rep
? 4. Archibald NJ. Bliss, dem.
3. Edwin r. Meade. dem.
, 6 Samuel s. Cox, dem.
i Z. Smith Ely, dem.
f 8. Elijah Ward, dem.
8. Fernando Wood, dem.
A 10. Abram s. Hewitt, dem.
II.
10. N. Holmes Odell, DEM
' 10. John o. Whitehouse, dem.
IA. George NJ. Bcebe, dem.
15 John A. Bagley, dem.
: &c. Chas. II. Adams, rep.
II. Martin l. Townsend, rep.
49, Andrew Williams, rep.
10. VIM. A. Wheeler, rep.
J. 90. Henry II. Hathorn, rer.
q 81 Samuel F. Miller, rep.
Q 90. Geo. A. Bagley, rep.
f 90. Scott Lord, dem.
;. "a. William II. Baker, rep.
n 25. Elias w. Leavenworth, rep.
q 20. Clinton D. MacDougall, rep.
n 81. Eldridge G. Lapham, rep.
3 %. Thomas c. Plat, rep.
;. 90. Harlo Hakes, rep.
30. John NJ. Davy, rep.
If 81. Geo. G. Hoskins. rep.
q 30. Lyman X. Bass, rep.
e 33. Walter l.. Sessions. rep.
C ALABAMA.
!. Frederick G. Bromberg, dem.
y .. James T. Rapier rep.
a 3. Taul Bradford, dem.
l. 4. Chas. Hayes, rep.
G s. John II. Caldwell, dem.
i 9. Goldsmith w. Hewitt, dem.
t AT Large-Roswell B. Lewis, VIM. +
G Fo-ney, dem.
= ARKANSAS.
If /. Lucien G. Cause, dem.
"a .. w. +. Slcmons, dem.
y B. William w. Wiltshire, dem.
y 4. Thomas NJ. Gunter, dem.
Il DELAWARE.
James Williams, dem.
> FLORIDA.
.. l. VIM. j. Purman, rep.
/ 2. Josiah T. Walls, rep.
d GEORGIA.
II /. Julian Hartrdge, dem.
~ 9. William Il. Smith, dem.