Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-11-10
The Elections.

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ernor is, Rice, 1928; Castor, 1926; Ba-
ker, prohibition, $500; Adams, 1'14;
Phillips, sol. The remainder of the re-
publican state ticket has a much larger
majority than Mr.Rice, and the legislature
is largely republican. W. W. Grape was
elected to Congress by the republicans OF
fine first district to fill the vacancy occa-
stoned by the death of Mr.. Burlington.
NEW YoRk.-Bgelow's majority over
Seward for Secretary Of State is about &c.,
600. The rest of the democratic state
ticket is also elected. The legislature is
republican. and Tammany Hail was de-
featcd in the local election in New York
CITY. In Brooklyn also the democratic
ring was partially overthrown.
NEW JERsEY.-The republicans carry
the Legislature by a good majority.
PENNSYLvANIA.--The majority Of Hart
ranft over Pershing for governor, is II, $50
or II .9ij--we cannot say which. us both
numbers are given rs the official result.
Last wear the democrats carried the state,
bat their imitation foolishncss lost it to
them last week.
MARYLAND John Lee Carroll, demo-
crat, Is elected governor by 1000 ma jor-
itv. The reform ticket ran about even
with that of the democrats outside of Bal
timorc where the slums of the city rolled
up an enormous majority for Carroll.
MIssIsSIrrI.-Th democrats were sue
ces,ful electing 4 number Of members of
Congress and carrying the legislature.
k,NsAs.-The republicans have carried
thc state as heretofore, clecting a legisla-
turc, as their most important work
MISNEsOrA.-Thc majority of Pillsbmy
republican, for governor is more than TO-
! 600
WIsCoNsIN.-IIarrison Ludington, re-
publican, has about 500 ajority for gov
ernOr, while the democrats elect the state
treasurer, and perhaps the rest of the state
ticket. The legislature is close, but it i,
lLDugHl tlIt XIV Z ~ SlIltll I'LL
ljority.
IowA.-The official vote of the October
election is,kirhwool, republican, 12j, 069
Lcilier, democrat, 90, 324; Lozier, temper
ance, 52S; kirkwood's plurality, l,745
aad majority 81 ,2l7; total vote, 2lS ,921-
about l2,000 more than was ever befor,
polled-and kirhwood's vote is the larces
ever cast for candidate for governor i,
Iowa
VERMONT DAIRYMENs ASSOCIATION
AZ the annual meeting Of this association
held Wednesday of week before last, a
/ the Welden House, in St. Adams. the fol
, lowing officers were elected for the yea
: ensuing:
| President, Z. d. Mason of Richmond
o vice presidents, n L. Sprague, Jr.. c
lir;,ndcl. l.. 5. Wood of Pomfret, and {
:. Nc-All>tcr of Enosburgh; secretary an
t treasurer, o. ). Bliss of Georgia; trustee.
: Addison county. ID. w. Nash. A. L. Smitl
y Henry Lane; Bennington county, w. L
;, DEMO, y. b. Armstrong, Barber Chase
" Caledonia county, Clond Harvey, Henri
II Blake, Duncan Harvey; Chittenden coun
4 ty, Alncv Stone, l.. II. Talcott. c. 2. San
fl derson; Essex county, f. S. Freeman, i
. y. Cutting. |. 5. Webster; Franklin count
\. y. Moore, .. G.. Start, n. e.. Martin
Grand Isle county, \. X. Manning. A. +
i l.andon. James Mcbride; Lamoille count
4 X. r. Wait, \. r. Bailey, f. z. Mudgett
Orange county, j. &. Mead. II. D. Abbot
ii. Whcher; Orleans county, L. f. Jam,
J son, Thomas Baker, w. w. Grout; Ru
+ land county, Horace Ellis. Porter Benson
d NJ. o: Stoddard; Washington county
~ Daniel Hopkins. j. A. Coburn, w. L. S
monds; Windham county, Peleg Wilso,
a. +. Wyman, II. G. Clark; Windst
y county, Charles Dana, Homer w. Val
Is Henry Stafford