Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-11-12
Election Netes.

If this is the tidal. vsss--isus may it
wave. y fk
The rsg-baby has got pali-back on, al
ready.
Gov Allen ana Gen. Cary seem to have
done as good work ir Pennsylvania as in
Ohio.
The defeat Of Tammany and Kelly. in
New York city, is heavy blow to the
Tribune, which has supported the ring to
the utmost of its ability.
1t is 10 order now for Mr. Bowlcs to nomi-
nate Charles Francis Adams Tor the presi-
dency. Samuel j Tilden is no longer a
candidate.
Massachusetts, in 1874 elected Demo-
cratic Governor BY majority of over 900.
This year she elects Republican Governor
by plurality Of 5000 Republican gain
of l2Ge0.
New York in 1874 gave the Democratic
State ticket over 1000 majority and chose
a Democratic Assembly This year the State
is nearly tied and there is Is or 20 Repub
liean majority in the Assembly, Eepub-
lican gain Of 10000.
New Jersey in 1874 elected Democratic
Governor by 1928 majority. This year she
has elected legislature with Republican
majority in both branches The Republican
gain on the vote Of las, year will rarse from
$1,000 to 70 600.
Pennsylvania in 1874 elected the Demo
cratic ticket by 4,679 majority, This year
the Republican State ticket is elected by
about $1,000 majority. Republican gain,
about % 900.
Wisconsin, two years ago, elected Cover
nor Taylor, a Democrat, by l5,4ll majority.
This year she displaces him with Republi-
can, and gives the latter majority of from
1000 to 1900 "a Republican gain of
10000.
The Democratic majority in New York
State has gradually been marked up, as cor
rected returns came in. till now Mr.. Bige-
lows majority is set at about 10000.
OF the three States which the Democrats
have carried, the only one in which they
have made any gain is Mississippi.
Nine thousand Prohibs. stood up and were
counted in Massachusetts,. Some of their
opponents couldn't stand.
The Baltimore rough-and an ugly brute he
is-amused himself, on Tuesday, by stufing
ballot boxes, and terrifying the colored voter
or palming off upon him Democratic tickets.
with picture of Gen. Grant on them.
The organ Of Mr.. IIesing, the Chicago
Boss that would be but ism t, made young
tower Of Babel of itself, the day before cleo
ton, by exhorting the impenitent voter in
nine languages German, English, French,
Italian, Dutch, Polish, Scandinavian, B,he
mian and Hebrew.
Last fall, Massachusetts,. New York,
Pennsy lgania, Maryland, Ohio, and Wis
consin were carried by the Democrats. The
Democratic majorities in those states, taken
together, were l02, 02S.
Last tall, Maine, Iowa, Nebraska and
Minnesota were carried by the Republicans.
Their aggregate Republican majorities were
52,25S.
The net Democratic majority last fall in
these ten States was 1890. or say, in round
numbers, $4,000
These Ten states hsve held elections this
autumn All of them have gone Republi-
can except New York and Maryland. The
aggregate Of the Republican msjorities, As
nearly rs can now DC aseertsined, cast in
Maine, Massachusetts,, Pennsylvania, Ohio,
Iowa, Nebraska, Wisconsin, and Mi nnesota,
is 81, 500.
The aggregate of the Democratic MAORI
ties cast in New York and Maryland is
about - 800.
1t will be seen that the net Republican
ma ority this fall in these ten states is g.
600, and that there is a change from last
fall in favor Of the Republicans OF $4,000.
The figures show the drift of the political
tide