The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-04

Al. Cogh;ll Gonsss i Is elected ssia ID uhersl
and Nelson by 2oe majority Smith fCon.)
in Amherst, by 340 majority u. al. Pau
lind fs supposed TO be elected sffl Nelso1
||iby so majority oyer Judge Stephens.
sEassitngsun. iS;st
| ADNGnoS, lavender 3.--Enll returns Ii
lWashingtoI county give J.. g. .FowIer(C op.1
1910; %, B. Coste ICon.). 81 lit; John mi
Hamilton fCon.). 98S; Seiden kItonrley
fCon.l 488 G. w. Pettyjohn Con 4s44
81. A. Mann {Rep.l 2l7. = 81 ~ Fl;
The vote was not as large assususl. sThert
were no nominees. II Is s IS &,
,Wythe. 5.,.
WYTHayILLS. November 2--For House
T. j. Boyd, 338 r. n. Crockett, 139 !; A. C
Moore, 90. Senate: j. j. Graham, 2g2; j
Dickinson. 80. ,t.Sc
Rural Retreat- For House Boyd, IS
Crocketts 81; Moore, "a. Senate: Graham
70; Dickinson, 81. ....ss, ...s-. i ..Fsz..itT
Max MeadoHs--Ho Boyd. 1; Crock
EFT. 4s;;I Moore. q. Senate Graham, s5 ;
Dickinson, al. I;1 il s.a. ffH.s ss.5.a's2
Royal Oaks: House = Boyd, go; Crockett
%; Moore, II. Senate Graham, %; Dick.
inson. "a. T:1t95.t4ta SKA, tEs! tl,s1s
Moore's School House: House1Boyd, o;
Crockett, Al; Moore, 143. Senate-Graham,
143; Dickinson, TO- :, >. ,.gr,s1a an
Poplar Camp: House Boyd l. Crockett,
90; Moore, Z. Senate Graham, Al; Dick.
Jason, 8.
Gtadsm,s Forge: House-Boyd, .; Crock.
e.t. So !; Moore, TO- Senate = Graham, III ;
Zion: aouse-Boyd,1 IL; Crockett, ~ !;
Moore. co. Senate Graham, So; Dickin-
son, "a. h tt,,a. ks ~ & rsiiy -
Browns Mil: House-Boyd, 8; Crock
EFT, IS; Moore, g. 'Ssnate--G raham, 40;
4 Warren. -
FRONT ROYAL, Novem ber 8. Front Royal
towusbip-Senate: G. Wizard CON-. AL;
}. w. Ware (Ind. j. 81. House: j. T. LovelI,
165. with no opposition. - ~. - q ~ &
:. From RoYAL-For Senate: Ward {Cou. y
257; Ware Qnd.) 20. House; Lowell, S02.'
<fg,s II NEW YORK. Eaet - '.si..g
COMMENTS OF tbs NEW, YORK CITY PRESS. i
NEW YoRK, November 3.--Tbe iH'orld says:
"The State is very close We claim it by
about 5000. The Legislature! will be close.
We claim the ssembly. /. The Senate must
be determined by fuller returns.pLytT :E'.ss
/ The Times fixes Morrissey g ,majo rity at
500, and (eiitorially) gives q coogratulatory
article, buL sis silent on the State. It con-
graduates the Republicans on the result, and
says Tilden, as u, presidential candidate, has
destroy ed himself, and 1t is now beyond
doubt that both. Republicans and Democrats
will have to place new candidates before the
people next year If they Wish to succeed.
General Grant has long been out oftbeques
ton as presidential candidate, and now e 0.
yernor Tilden may safely make up his mind
to close his public life with his present term
of Office. No one need fear that the Repub-
lican successes will revive the third-term
project. That is as dead as Julius Ca :ar.
We should never: have supported such a
scheme under any circumstance, and no.
thing whatever would lead us to do so now.
l. The Tribune says New York has, gone
Democratic by about 10000. ns.a H4U4o.
The Sun gives the State to the Republic
The Herald says the Democrats win by a
mqjority Of from 5000 to 1000. IL,
COMPLEXION OF THE LEGISLATURES.
ALBANY, n. T.. November 81 Up to noon
to-day the returns indicate tho election of 20
Republicans end II Democrats to the State
Senate. The Republicans claim the election
of senators In the FIRST, Fifth, Niath,
Eleventh, Twelfth, Thirteenth, Fifteenth,
Sixteenth, Seventeenth, Nineteenth. Tween
tietb: Twenty first, rwenty-second, Twenty
fourth, Twenty. fifth. Twenty-sixth, Twenty.
eighth, Twenty ninth, Tnirtietb, and Thirty
second districts. -: ,a.:H-i@ hsls a!-ji-g.. :,
| The Democrats claim the election Of 20
mem bers to the Assembly to SO Republicans
Later.--.Tbe latest returns at hand leaves
the State in doubt with chances rather in
favor of Bigelow. The msjorityis unlikely
10 exceed 6, 900 either5wag. - >.a/s.i E,LLl
: The Albany Eoening journal comedies
the State to Bigelow by about / 900 msjofity,
while the Commercial AdoertiSer still hss
hopes for Seward by 2. 600 or 5000 majority
| The Republicans certainly have fair work
ing majority in both houses Of the Legis!a'
ture. The Senate will stand about u Re.
publicans TO II Democ'a's, the Assembly "a
Republicans to IS Democrats. j
| ALBANY, November 3.-The Eueaalng Jour
nal says: The result on the State ticket is
cl Sc, and still matter of doubt. Our t.
BILE shows small apparent Democratic ma
jority."
NEW YoRK, November 3.-Owego county
gives 800 Republican majority; Duchess
county, Republican majority, 346; Ulster
county, $500 Democratic majority.
pEyNSYEYANIA.