The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1874-11-06

In Gen. Buffers District Gov. Talbot had
1900 majority. -
South Caroliaa-The Republicans claim to
have elected their state ticket by 20 900 major
ity, all of the congressman but one or two, and
a large majority of the legislature. gas
Neuada-The Democrats elect the Governor,
but the Repu bcans have the legislature, Sc
curing United States Senator in place of
Stewart, (Rep( ..,r ,..5 -.-.if ,f
Iennessee-The Democrats make heavy gains
in congressman and carry the state by 10000
majority. g 59J .sa.s.I ila4sils 30 lg9f
Rhode 1sland-The Republicans elect both
members of Congress. f3laoa .-.i,
Kentuky-Always Democ ratio is no more so
than usual Its full delegation to- Congress is
Democratic.
Ha sNeao Jersey-Beddle {Dem.) is elected Gov
ernor by 1900 majority, and 5 out of the
members of Congress, who succeed 6 Republi
cans and Democrat in that body. The legis-
lature is Democratic by small majority, Sc
curing U. s. Senator to succeed Stockton,
Dem. .....r-- Il. o.rTl.s 5g5s III 81
Neao York--In this state Tammany is again
cnthroned. Gov. Dix is defeated, Tilden being
elected by more than 10000 majority. The Re-
publicans lose Congressman and the Demo-
Gratis will have majority in the Legislature so
as to get United States Senator in place of
Fenton, brevet Democrat. A riot occurred in
New York between two Democratic factions.
and one man was shot and killed by leading
ward politician.
DelaDare-This little state goes back to the
Bourbons.
Louisiana-There is but little doubt but that
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gaining four Congressman. There were few
disturbances in the remote parishes
Alabama-The Democrats claim to have car.
ried this state by about 5000 majority, and to
have made gain of three Congressmen. Sew
eral colored men were killed in disturbances
Nlino,s-In this state the Republicans have a
majority considerably reduced from 1872, when
was $4,000. The Republicans have lost seve-
raj Congressman 800
Arkdnsas-The Democrats make clean
sweep, electing four Congressman. Last year
the delegation was divided.
Michigan-Both parties claim the slate for
Governor and the Legislature must be close.
The Republicans lose at least three Congress
men, perhaps five. An opposition Legislature
ensures an opposition Senator in place of Chand-
Ter.
Kdnsas-This state barly elects the Republ
can state ticket, and the Republicans lose two
Congressman.
Ne tangible returns have been received from
Missouri, Minnesota and Mississippi. b
Virginia-The Conservatives have carried
the state as usual The Republicans lose one
and possibly two Congressman.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES own this state and
count in whom they chose. A full delegation
of Democrats may be expected whoever is really
elected. - % EsA% " 80
Florida-Elects two Republicans to Con-
gress. Z XXI Y L&LtL
Wssconsia-Last year Wisconsin was carried
by the anti monopoly party headed by Bour-
bon candidate for Governor by 5000. The
voters appear to have enough of this, and now
D, the Republicans carry the state by $1,000,
electing Legislature which will elect Re-
publican to the U. S. Senate to succeed Matt
Carpenter (Rep.) There is no change in the
Congressional delegation.
observation-disclosures to Democracy. The Re-
publicans lose two Congressman.
1exas-Nothing definite has been heard
from Texas. 1t is probably Democratic as
usual.
- 3The latest returns make Illinois Democratic
and Independent by 1900 majority estimated
on the Congressional vote and divide the mem
bers of Congress.
New York report also puts Pennsylvania
! on the Democratic side by 5000 or 5000 major
ity.
table made up late last night in New York
puts the opposition majority in the next U. s.
House Of Representatives at S.
POLITICAL
Is g uHss no t H re. lEta liiiH l.4Ai- slb
Political matters have engrossed the public
mind to greater extent the past week than
for any time since the corresponding week of
1872. Indeed, it may be doubted if ever in
Massachusetts there has been a more deter
mined canvass on the part of the recognized
leaders of both parties. Among the leading
speakers in Massachusetts was Speaker Blaine