The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-06
THE RETURNS.

Inc cleCtlon prOCecueu quietly GO-uays luc
weather has been good, but the travelling in the
country has been very bad. The polls closed at
nve O'Clock. when the counting OF the votes be-
gan. The republicans have been very hopeful OF
General Hawley's election and also OF carrying the
Legislature. II is to be oplned however, that
they will be disappointed when the exact result Is
known.
Forty towns in the State already hearo from
give Ingerson democrat, for Governor, Hiss
votes; James Lloyo Greene, republican, s,Sos, and
Henry d. Smith, prohibitionist 7o2. Last year the
same towns gave Ingersoll, democrat, 9,soS; Har-
rson, republican, 1923; Smith, prohibtionlst, GAL
Ingerson is probably elected by the people.
The Legislature, so far as heard from, Is about
the same as last year.
Hartford county, with the towns OF Hartford
Rocky Hill. Granny and Southngton to hear from,
gives Joseph r. Hawley republican,. for Con-
Rress, from the First district, 6,266 votes, and
George NJ. Landers (democratJ $3.50. But little
has yet been heard from Tolland county. Hawley
is probably defeated In this district by from 200 to
400 votes
Top M.-Eighty.one towns In the state give
InGersoll, democrat 1s,so4; Greene. republican,
1890, and smith, prohibition. 1866. The same
towns gave last year. Ingersol democrat, 1888;
Harrison. republican, 15,43s, and Smith, prohibit
ZIONIST, 2,o35.
Hawley. republican, is defeated by about 200 in
the First district.
Charles M. Pond, democrat, Ii elected Senator
in the First district
The republicans make some gains in the Legis-
lature. but PROBABLY not enough to overcome the
democratic majority oflast year.
A DEMOCRATIC MAJORITY IN THE STATE Sen
ATE-GENERAL HAwLEY's DEFEAT.
HARTFORD April s, 1875.
The following STATE Senators are elected:-
First distrtct-C1arles NJ. Pond. democrat.
Second Observation-Disclosures Johnson, democrat.
Third discretionary q. Coogan, democrat.
Fifteenth district-H. b. Steele. democrat.
sixteenth district-Samue G. Bloss, democrat.
Seventeenth district-Daniel Brewster, demo-
crat.
twentieth distrIct-wiIllam NJ. corbin, republi-
can.
Twenty.nrst districr-Chauncey Howard, repub-
lican.
Hartford county, complete, gives Greene repuo-
lican, for Governor, s,7o4; Ingerso democrat
1887, and Smith. prohiptlonist, ATT. Last year
the vote OF the county was Harrison, republican,
s,367; Ingerso democrat, 10, ia, and Smith, pro-
hinitionist, 103s.
Holland county complete gives Greene, repub-
lican, ior Governor, 207s; Ingersoll democrat.
2165; Smith, prohtbitionst, 1884, Last year the
vote or the county was:-Harrison, republican,
l,oZo; lnEeTsol, ueuOCTdt, Z,Uue; ana Smltn, pro-
hibitionist 36s.
General Hawley, for Congress from the First
district, is defeated By plurality vote Of 400.
Litchheld county, all but the town or Washing
ton, gives Green republican,, $3.50; Ingersoll
Cdemocrap, 5,4oo Smith, pronibitionistl, ia Last
year, the vote OF the county was as follows:-
Harrison republican,, $3.50; Ingersoll demo
craft, 5.07s; Smith (pronibltionst, 23s.
For Congress, Litchneld county gives:-For
Barnum (democrap, 5,272; Hubbard republican,,
SOL; Temperance, So.
In the First Congressional district. General
Hawley runs ahead Of the republican ticket in
Hartford largely, and Mr.. Landers runs behind
the democratic ticket IN his own town, New
Britain.
The city government or Hartford is democratic
The democrats elect Sherins IN Hartford and
Litchneld counties and the republicans the sheriff
in Toliand county
Hartford county, all but Hartford, Granny and
southington, gives Greene (repubncan), 1859: In
gersoll Cdemocrat, 6,sl6; smith prohbtion),
3l2 For Congress-Landers democrat, 667e;
Hawley republican,, 6,sse ana Lyon (prohibitionl,
1O1.
RETURNS FROM wINDHAM AND NEW LONDON
COUNTIES.
NORWICH, April s. 1875.
The following returns from counties are given