The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-11-04
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THE STATE ELECTIONS.
MISSISSIPPI.

! VICKsBuRG, Nov. 3.-The election passed
off quietly throughout the whole county. The
entire Democratic ticket is elected. with the
probable exception of two Representatives,
County Treasurer, Chancery Clerk, and one
member of the Board of Supervisors.
JACKSON Nov. 3.-The Democrats have
swept the State, electing their entire ticket in
nearly every county. They have about 30
majority in the House, and or in the Sem
ate. The Democrats elect the entire Con-
gressional delegation, with the possible excep-
| ton of the Sixth District, and returns indi-
| cate success in it. All is peace and no dis
turbance is reported anywhere.
NEW YORK.
New YORK, Oct. s. Kings county-Five
districts heard from give Bigelow 1922
Schroeder QRep.), for Mayor of Brooklyn, has
1000 majority.
The World says the State is very close We
claim it by about 5000 The Legislature will
be close. We claim the Assembly The Sem
ate must be determined by fuller returns.
The Times fixes Morrissey's majority at
$500.
The Herald says the Democrats win by
majority of from 5000 to 1000
The Tribune says New York has gone Demo-
cratic by about IL, COO.
The Sun gives the State to the Republicans.
The Times editorially congratulates the Re-
publicans on the result, and says Tiiden as
Presidential candidate has destroyed himself,
and Il is now beyond doubt that both Repub-
licans and Democrats will have to place new
candidates before the people next year if they
wish to succeed. Gen. Grant has long been
out Of the question as a Presidential candi-
date, and now Gov. Tilden may safely make
up his mind to close his public life with his
present term of Office No one need fear that
the Republican successes will revive tie
third term project; that is as dead az
julius Caesar. We never should have sup
ported such scheme under any circum stan
ces and nothing whatever would lead US to
do so now,
New YORK, Nov 3-O.sego county piyes
800 Democratic majority.
ALBANY, n. T., Nov. 3.-Up to noon to-day
returns indicate the election of 20 Repub-
licans and IL Democrats to the State Senate.
The Republicans claim the election of Sena-
tors in the First Fifth and Ninth, Eleven h,
Twelfth, Thirteenth, Fifteenth, Sixteenth.
Seventeenth, Nineteenth, Twentieth, Twenty
First, Twenty-Second, Twenty. Fourth, Tween
ty-Fifth, Twenty Sixth Twenty Zig nth, Twen-
ty-Ninth, Thirtleth and Thirty Second Dis
tricts. The Democrats claim the election of
70 members to the Assembly to So Repub-
licans.
Albany county complete gives Bige low 5S3
majority A Republican Senator is elected;
also. two Republican and two Democrat AS
semblymen.
Cortland county complete gives 3S5 Repub-
lican maj ority.
Chemang county SEQ Republican majority.
Jefferson county GOO Republican msiority.
Tonpkins county so Democratic ma ority.
Allegheny county 23O0 Republican ma ority.
Clinton county 400 Republican majority.
Columbia county 324 Democrat majority
New YORK, Nov. 3.-The total city vote,
with the exception of few election districts
in the Twenty first Assembly District, shows
the following totals: Bigelow 1855, Seward
46, 059, Olney As 497, Phelps 81, O29, Smythe
43 024, Hackett 1928.
New YORK, Nov 3.-The latest returns at
hand leave the State in doubt, with the
chances rather in favor of Bigelow. The ma
jority is unlikely to exceed 5000 either way.
Counties estimated this morning show where
the Democrats, by later returns, increase
their figures, and where the Republicans cor
respondingiy decrease.
The Albany Evening journal comedies the
State to Bigelow by about 1000 majority,
while the Commercial Advertiser still has homes
for Seward by 1000 or 5000 majority The
Republicans certainly have fair working ma
jority in both branches of the Legislature.
The Senate will stand about FL Republicans.
II Democrats; the Assembly, 70 Republicans,
IS Democrats.