The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-11-08
bingham part, officials Election quiet.

bingham in par, official -Fllselions quiet
! No soldiers.
1 Harrisonbnrg- Tflden and Hendricks,
/ 1900; Hayes and w heeier, 189. For Con.
gress u: II. Harris, 454; 10. Nv. Early, 1856
For amendments TO Constitution, 1gl.
-Tilden and Hendricks, 93;
Hayes and Wheeler, ]. Congress- j. T.
Harris, "a; e. w. Early, 1, For amend.
ments to Constitution, 81; against amend.
ments, O.. ., f.. ~ ~ st,i,.F.,ias
f. iDayton-Tilden and Hendricks, on;
Hayes and Wheeler, Z. aafstt:
Tenth Legion ilden md Hendricks,
l175; Hayes and Wheeler, a. 81, ,.,.f5s.l.3
II Melrose- Tilden, 143; Hayes, 80 !; sHar-
ris, 1871; Early, 80. 5.-i{ :: 5aSs ~
ltl5. .a1ts s5,ss sPoEsYLvANIA. sftl@lta.t ~.
f. FREDERIcKsBURa. November "a. This
county gives Douglass Den.) for Congress
80 maiority--a gain OF 232 on the vote of
1874. Tilden's majority, $50. Majority for
the amendments, 26o. s's' ~ t'f'
| 49,. so SOUTHAMPTON. ~
FRANKLIN, November 7.-Oficial vote ut
Franklin precinct: Tilden and Hendricks,
291; Hayes and Wheeler, 1877; Tilden's
majority, 81. For Congress !: Goode Dem. J,
.3T;, Segar Rep.I 1e1 !; Goodies aierity,
1861, Democratic gain, 1885,. For. amend
mentss 291 ); against, 1875 i:IH =: I: 49,, y,
T. BoYK1S's, November Demo rattc ma
| jority at this precinct for electors, SO; for
congressman, 80. Democratic gain, So.
l.as,s7 t.,.s!4 ia, SUSSEX 70 fs@ftg $751;
| :, SToNEY. CREEK, November Z The vote
| OF this precinct is as follows: Republican,
285 !; Conservative, no; a Conservative gain
OF 80 over last election.
- wARRESToN.
Tilden's majority, 81; Hunton's, 1O1; for
the amendments, SO. gea;.r, ,g....
ALABAMA.
MONTGOMERY, November 1.-The election
has passed Off quietly as faras heard from.
Hayes's majority in this city is 1000. It is
safe to say seven Democrats are elected to
Congress. Gi';t: 49, 1,;!k ! -
MOBILE, November 1.-The indications
are that Bromberg DENY has carried this
county by $500. Tildcn's majority will
probably equal il not exceed Bromberg's.
Everything quiet.
CONNECTICUT.
WASHINGTON, November 7.-Ex-P ostmas-
ter-General Jewell telegraphs that Connec-
ticut has probably gone Republican.
WASHINGTON, November 7.-Connecticut
gives 1000 Democratic majority.
General Hawley (Rep.), and chief OF the
| Centennial Commission, Is defeated for Con-
greSs.
HARTFORD, November Hartford gives
Tiden Il plurality OF 989. The DEM
ocratic majority for Governor last spring
was GIG; Democratic gain in the city
Of 313. Meridian gives Hayes ~ majority !;
a Democratic loss of ZIG.
HARTFORD, November 7.-Fifty-nine
towns, including Meridian, the only city yet
reported, gives Hayes 1897; Tilden,
1885. Hayes's majority, LOOP. Hayes's
vote over the vote of Robinson last spring,
$3.50; Tilden over Ingersoll, 1870. These
tfty-nine towns gave Democratic maj ority
Of 1,O2s last spring. Republican gain,
1000. '...
HARTFORD, November 1.-THE Senate, in
all probability, will be Republican. Re.
turns from seventy-eight towns show net
Republican gain in the lower house OF 30:
There seems no doubt that the Legislature
is Republican in both branches. One hun
dred and twenty towns give Hayes 39,S7a
and Tilden 4O,722. These towns in the
spring gave. Robinson, 29,S35; mgersoll;
8, 9G9-Democratic loss, 1921. General
Hawley is defeated for Congress in the First
district by about 150. l.. .:
HARTFORD, November 7.-One hundred
and twenty-five towns, which do not IN
clude New London or New Haven, give
Hayes 42,424; Tilden, 1888. Democratic
maj ority, $40. The Democratic majority in
these towns in the spring was 1852. Tho
State no doubt gives Tilden clean maj orr
tty, The Legislature is probably. Republi
can. Waite (Rep.), in the Third district, i
elected to Congress; Phelps Dem. in the
Second, and Warren Oem.), in the Fourth
are elected. The State representation In
Congress is unchanged politically.
NEW HAVEN, November 7-Mtdnight.-
TIL: town Of New Haven gives the De
mocraticelectoral ticket 1874 majority
Philips Dem.), for Congress in this dis
trict, Is reelected over Kellogg by ma
iority something less than two years ago
The State will be close, but undoubtedly 6
small majority for Tilden.
HARTFORD, November T.-One hundred
and thirty-eight towns out Of 167 give Til
den 1854 majority.
| FLORIDA.
| LAKE CITY, November Returns come
in slowly. The southern and western coun'
ties show large Democratic gains. The Re
publicans have small gains in the eastern
counties. The State looks Democratic.
GEORGIA.
COLUMBUS, November 7.-Muscogee coun-
ty gives 1,400 majority for Tilden, and Har.
ris Dem.), for Congress-. The district goes
Democratic by heavy majority.
SAVANNAH, November 7.-Chatham county
gives Hartridge, for Congress, over 600 ma
iority. Tilden's majority is 800. Seven
hundred negroes voted the straight Demo
cratic ticket. Everything passed off quietly,
| though there was crowd of negroes in the
city all day. ~.
AUGUSTA, November 1.-THE returns
seem to indicate the election of an unbroken
Democratic delegation to Congress. A large
vote has been poiled. Every county in the
Eighth district has gone Democratic. Rich
mond county gives over 1900 Democratic
majority. g a
AUGUSTA, November IA special to the
Chronicle and Sentinel, dated Columbus, II
P. M., says 6 Hampton is 10000 ahead in
fifteen counties heard from, but the Repub-
lican strongholds Of Beaufort, Georgetown,
! CoIeton, and Sparkins counties will reduce
| this majority considerably. Hampton is
sanguine OF success by a small maj ority.
By direction of the United States Deputy
Marshal the polls were taken possession Of
by troops. There was no disturbance.
Only citizens challenged the voters" -
AUGUSTA, November 7-12:20 a. M.-The
Republicans claim South Carolina by $4,000
majority. The Democrats claim the cleo
ton OF Evans to Congress in place Of Wal
lace Rep). ''s,s =.
5AUGUsTA, November IA very heavy
vote has been polIed in the State. The