The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-11-05
THE ELECTIONS.

before 6 A. NJ. on the day of election.
The total returns of Terrebonne gives the
compromise ticket 1879 majority.
This ward invariably gives 40 Conservative
majority The result, after the boxes being
stuffed, stood Radicals 1874, Democrats 81.
The exposure was made IN theCourt:nouse
at Thibodaux before. hundreds sf indignant
citizens. Last night the Distrist Attorney
called for returns to prosecute Coin and Nc
Coy.
Assumption majority Conservati7e SO votes.
Two boxes are not compiled, whicl will give
Democratic majority of $50.
The commissioners have been away to keep
from signing the returns.
MONTGOMERY, Oct. 4.-Enough gains are
reported to insure the election Of ne Demo
cratic State ticket by 5000 to 10000.
Five Congressman arr certain ant there IS
chance for two others and a majority in the
Legislature.
The white people Of the State are :ejoicing.
More negroes voted the Democratichcket in
this State than whites voted the Radical.
Gains are rep orted from every county heard
from except Sumter, the base Of o,eratiOns
of Beach and Hester.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 4.-Shrewd caculators
give the Democrats rs majority in he next
House The Republican officials lok as ii
they were sorry for themselves.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 4.-Tie Democrts claim
Pennsylvania by six thousand majorit The
Democrats probably have the Legislature.
| WASHINGTON, Nov. A Boston dspatch
| saws, regarding the Waterloo of thepeople:
..They have seen the power Of organization
passing into the control Of men TO, whom
the people have no respect; they have
seen important Federal offices in this State
manipulated for private ends in vio-
lation Of the rules of civil sevice,
and the studied contempt Of their
and judgment; they have seen party
machinery taken possession OF by the r'cipl-
ents Of executive favor, and used to ftrtity
themselves in their positions, and to mimi
date all candidates for Office who would not
affiliate with them
DETROIT, Nov 3-The Democratic gains
| throughout the State are immense. The Re-
publcans don't claim over 5000 majority on
| the State ticket
Williams, Democrat, First District. viii
have over 1000 majority. Full returns cannot
be had tonight.
| The Second District is very close aud is
claimed for Waldron, Republican. ny 800 ma
jority.
The Third District is claimed for Willard,
Republican. by 1900 majority Potter's ma
jority in the Fourth District is estimated at
1900; Fifth District, partial returns give Viii
Hams, Republican, 1000 majority. Further re-
turns vii: reduce this somewhat. Sixth Dis
trict, partial returns give Durand, Democrat,
over 40O majority Seventh District, Conger,
Republican, reelected by probably 140O ma
jority. The Eighth District is claimed fol
Brady Republican, by 1900 majority.
DETROIT, Nov. 4.-The Democratic gain
throughout the State is immense.
The Republicans claim only 5000 majority
on the State ticket
The Democrats will have large represent
alton and possibly msjorlty in the Legisiar
ture.
MEMPHIS, Nov. later returns indicate
the election Of Col. easy Young, Democrat. te
Congress by over 5000 majority. The Demo
cratic gain over the las. Congressional election
is nearly 5000.
Returns from West Tennessee show heavy
Democratic gains. Ta-gette and Hardnan
hitherto Republican by large majorities, give
Democrat majorities respectively Of HOO and
$50. The Democrats are jubilent ovor the
was unusually quiet.
New YORK, Nov. THE Tribune says thu
Democrats have elected two-thirds Of theil
Congressman in New York State and have Y
majority in the Assembly.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 3.-No returns Of ,
satisfactory character have been received from
Nevada. The tickets have been terribl!
scratched throughout the State.
Virginia City dispatch says: Return!
from all quarters indicate the Legislature viii
be in favor of Sharon, Republican, for United
States Senator
Il BosroN Nov. 3.-The fnll return viii b.
very late Some small towns are yet to b.
heard from, but it is considered that thei
vote cannot possibly effect Gaston's majority
which will be at least 5000. Castor is in town
) and was pablicly congratulated tonight
In the Congressional lists the following
may be accepted as the position:
In the First District Burlington, Repub
lican, is elected by large majority.
In tie Second, Harris, Republican, by I
, full majority.
In the Third, Pierce, Republican, by a re
duced majority.
In the Fourth, the vote is close, Frost, Re
publican, securing the election by so ma
ljority.
In the Fifth, Banks, Independent, has 50o'
majority.
In the Sixth, Thompson, Democrat, beat
Butler by at least 1900.
} In the Seventh, Tarbox, Democrat, ie elected
by from 1000 to 1900 majority. In the Eight
Warren, Democrat was elected by a large ma
jority. In the Ninth, Hoar, Republican, wa
} elected by 81 majority. In the Tenth, seely
independent. was elected over Stevens, RepuO
can, by $40 majority. In the Eleventh Dis
trict, Chaplin, Democrat, is elected over Alex
ander, Republican, The House will be Re
publican, In favor Of license. The Senate vii
be about equally divided.
Boston, Nov. 4.-Gastons plurality is 5000
The Democrats elect to Congress Thampso1
in the Six, Tarbox in the Seventh, Warren il
the Eighth, Chaplin in the Eleventh, Will
Banks and seelye, Independents. Legisla
ture-Senate. Democrats 16, Republicans "a
House, Republicans ISL, Democrats IS. Tn
Legislature is largely opposed to prohibition.
ST.. Paul, Nov. 4.-The Democrats ar
gaining in the Legislature, threatening Ram
sey's seat in the Senate.
NEWARK, Nov. 4.-Judge Biddle is eiecte'
Governor by 10,000.
Congressional delegation stands Demo
Gratis and Republicans.
The Senate is unchanged The House
Overwhelmingly Democratic.
PRESSURE, Nov. 4-Hopkins Democrat
is elected to Congress.
, PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 4-The Democrat
, elected the District Attorney and Coroner
l he c:fr ut