New-York tribune., 1875-11-03
'e'' RETURNS FROM VARIOUS SECTIONS.

Montour County gives Iershng -" m'J"il'! n pc"o-
cratic loss OF $50.
REPUBIJCAN VICTORY IN MASSACHlj SETS.
RICE's MAJCRiTY BETWEEN 1000 AND s,000-iHE
ENTIRE REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET PRoBABIf
xrrcrEp-REPUBLICAN GAINS IN noTH BRANCHES
or THE LEGIsIATURE
lGESERM PREss Dr>p.rCnfsl
BosroN, Mass, Nov. 2.-.The election Of Alex
ander II. Rice Rep as Governor IL now gen.
orally conceded. The estimate OF The Journal
places his plurality at from o,ooo 10
1000 Those figures may he increased or
lessened by the complete rctulns The vote for
Baker. tho Prohibition candidate. will be between
1000 and 5000. The Adams vote will reach
1000. and may 90 beyond this estimate The
entire Republican State ticket is probably elected
The total vote will fall somewhat below that OF
last year. If Riees estimated majority is confirmed
by complete returns, the Republicans will have
gain of from H. 900 to 1900 over last years vote
The Legislature shows Republican gains i'll both
branches.
Tho official returns for the City of Boston correct
the former figures given, and are as follows: Rice,
1864: GastoD, 1918. In this city the Republic
cans elect 80 Representatives. and Senators; the
Democrats elect 10 Representatives and Senators.
The STATE REDEEMED BY THE REPUBIICANs-IHE
CONTEST CLosE--HE4YY REPUBLICAN GAINS IN
BOSTON.
BosToN. Nov o.--The Republicans have redeemed
the State of Massachusetts,, but their caiidi-
dates have not passed through the fine with
out getting considerably snged Boston, TO be
sure. did nobly for Mr. Rice, giving him
plurality of 16 votes, while Gov. CASTOR went ont
into the State last year with nearly 1000 majority.
The total vote of the city was over 10000 to-day
The Republican gains were made in the south end
wards while the north end wards did not
by any means come up 10 the expectation OF the
Democracy, which controls them. The Baker PRO
biMijonl vote which amoun,e ed 10 $40 in the city,
WAS SO much net loss TO the Republican ticket.
The election was very quiet and very little excite
nept was manifested anywhere. Cambridge went
for Gov CASTOR Dem by small majority, though he
had 700 thcrclast year NewBedford threw one-siNth
OF its vote for the Prohibitory candidate but gave
Mr.. Rice (Rep1 bare plurality 'of 6f in a
total vote of nearly $500. Chelsea, always
Republican, gave him 800 majority. Wor-
cester, where Mr.. CASTOR was received on
Saturday evening with tremendous enthusiasm,
gives him majority of over 500 Baker iPro.l had
3s4 votes and Adams not bakers DOZEN"
Gloucester gave Mr. Rice four majority,
and Springfield gave him 3O7. In
ranpton there were large gains, Mr.. Rico
makers stuck by the Democracy, giving their state
ticket over 800 majority. The Democracy also car
ried Fall River by only 80 votes Lawrence by
less than 200, aud Salem by $50. Lowell WIS saved
10 the Republicans but only by majority OF
30 In q total vote Of 5000. These figures
will show how close the contest was ; and yet
the vote in not heavy Ii is by no means
AZ heavy as was reported The Republicans
leaders have been indcfaigahle in their work dur
ing the past fortnight and have used every effort to
get out the voters. They sent men into all the
country towns and did their utmost TO arouse
an interest in their candidates; but tho efforts
have been in vain. The stay-at-home
and non-votcrs have been almost entirely members
Of the Republican party, and they VIII vote the
Remblican ticket under ordinary circumstances.
This year they would not come oat To 'oie
the Republican ticket, and yet could not
bring themselves TO the point of voting for the
Democratic candidates. In another year they will
probably take that step, in which case the re-
suit would be a majority of from 10000
to 10000 for the Democracy. The elec-
ton of Mr.. Rice, although by majority
considerably less than that received by the Other
candidates on the Republican State ticket OF course
carries with il the election of n larger numbcrOf
representatives than last year. There will also he
greater number of Republicans in the Senate this
wear. The Executive Council will undoubtedly be
unanimously Republican, as heretofore.
EARLY REl URNs--MCE's ELLCTIoS CLAIMFD-CgAro
ErECTEp 10 CONGRESS.
fGiSyB.L rByss DIsPArHHs
RosTON, Nov. 2.-rhe returns from 30 towns
outside Of Boston, which last year CASTOR 1878.
against Talbot, 1857, return vote for CASTOR OF
L., ,939, and Rice, H,90l.
Crspos Qiep) election in the Ist District over Davis
Deml for Congress Is assured by renrns IA wards Oh
thi. city give Rice. 6.7I9, and CASTOR, 5,356
The IrarleJs estimate OF 90 towns and wards ineud-
iug Boston, places the for Rice al 2o663; CASTOR,
1858; Baker, 242s; Adams, 400; scattering, 100,
esnst last years figures, viz. CASTOR, 81 AT; Talbot,
COOL a Republican gain of over 1000.
One hundred and fourteen towns outside OF Boston re-
turn Rice 2s 47 votes; CASTOR, 003 Baker, 3i37
Adams, 7O6 Phillips, 1874 heavy falling oil in the
vote ia noticeable The gain Of Rice in Boston IL con-d-
cradle The returns from all the wards except Ward
Twelve give Rice go, CASTOR l23jI The friends OF
Rice already claim his election.
BOSTON, Nov 2-s:30 One hundred and nincty y-one
towns have been heard from Hice Rsp, hss 169s; Gas
ton Dem) 40 136; Baker (Prohhitionis 5lsO; Philips,
1913; Adams Il30 The total vote OF Boston this year
for Rice Is 1900. and for CASTOR 1876 The vote last
year for CASTOR 1898 for Tablet 9,Gs7 Rice
has gained G255 in Boston alone. Present Indications
| point 10 Rice's election.
| BosroH Nov. 1.-TWO hundred and fOrtysevcn towns
aive Rico (Rep) 75141; GsstoD 8e77C; Baker, 1920.
A special dispatch from Sew-Bcdferd places Crapo's
| tRep) majority aa 1000. The Lerslature ID more