The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-04-07
BY TELEGRAPH.
CONNECTICUT.

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| WAsHiNGToH, April 8.-The latest return
from Connecticut show that the Democrat
victery is overwhelming. Ingersops majo
rity is 6S0o over ALA gain Of over 1000
Three Democrats are elected to Congress.
Esecond Dispotch.1
WASHINGTON, April 6-8 p. k.-Tbe grea
Democratic victory in Connections. comius
US II does upon a. direct Issue between th.
two great political parties, Is absolutel,
astonishing to Republicans here, while it /.
regarded by the Democrats as an additions
evidence that the great tidal wave OF conserva.
,ism that began last fhr is rapidly progress.
ias. Great hopes were built by Repub
lisan offic7als tbst the. result world be 8
drawn battle, if nothing more favorable for
their cause was gained, bstthey confess DOW
that there Is no redeemiDg feature for them
in tbs electios. 1t is especially disheartening
to the tbird-ferm meD. while at The same
time tbe'frieuas Of Speaker S4sine fiud cause
to regret that be took sosactine part in the
canvass as to- deliver himself Of a speech,
which without 6oubt was intended as .
means to- oadyance his claims a@the next Re.
publican candidate for the Presidency, and
they fear that the downfall of the party 10
Connecticut will be q crushing blow to
Blaine's aspirations. TIMoE. =,
[Assocatct Press telegram.E
HARTFORD, April G-The total vote for
Governor is a$ follows: IugersolID J..
So 1874; Green Rep.), 44,256; Smith (Pro,),
2,G74. Ingersoll's majority over both, G,S5A
TDe Democrats carry the First district BY
4SS majority, the Secona BY 1900, and the
Fourth by 1885. The Republicans carry
the Third district By 79t majority. . = ,lr
The Senate stands: Democrats, 15;. Re-
pHblicans, 6. The House ia largely Demo.
cratic, the majority being about 90.
Governor Iugersol's gain was chiefly in
New Haven and Hartford counties, the city
of New Haven alone giving him an increase
OF about 900 over his majority in the city
last year. The Prohibition vote fell off
largely, the total 10 the State being about
400 to 4,9Go hast year. se - g..
ozITO.
COLUMBUS, April G.-Heitman (Democrat)
is elected mayor by 618 majority, defeating
Grove. the Workiugmen's and independent
candidate. The Democrats probably elect
all their ticket.
CLEVELAND, April6.-The Democrats claim
the municipal election by a considerable ma
jorty.
ClSclsNArf, April 6.-Complete returns of
the election in this city have not yet been re-
ceived, but they will not materially change
the figures in last nights dispatches. John.
son (DemocraD for mayor is elected by 5,3j6,
CLEVELAND, April 6.-The Democrats car.
ried their entire ticket by 1000 TO ., 200 ma.
jority. The Democrats carry Tiftin, Akron,
Sandusky, AShtabDla, Newark, and Ere.
mont. The Republicans carry Elyria, Al
lance, and Salem.
The Democrats elected their ticket at the
elections in this State yesterday in Zines
vile, Troy, Lima, Bucyrus, Crestllne, Day
| ton, Wooster. aud all excepting mayor ir
Chilicothe. In Springfield, Xenla, Urbana
Mansfield, Wilmington, Youngstown, Ne"
Vienna, and London the Republicans ant
Independents were successful.
TOLEDO, April 6.-Tbe Republicans car
ried the city yesterday, except police judge
by 16O majority.
MICHIGAN. .n
ADRIAN, April G.-The Democrats hay'
elected their mayor. The other officers art
equally divided.
CoLDwATgR, April 6.-The Democrats have
elected their mayor, and the Republicans the
rest