Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-11-08
CONNECTICUT.

turbance. All three constitutional amendments
are adopted.
CONNECTICUT.
NEW YORK., November I. A special despatch
SAYS democratic majority of fiom fifteen to
eighteen hundred is confidently expected and con
coded IN this city for Tilden and for Richard ID.
! Hubbard, democratic candidate for governor.
Both parties have voted straight presidential
, tickets.
HARTFORD, November I. Dispatches say
Henry {. Robinson, the republican candidate for
| governor, is fouliy slaughtered" Hawley being
! traded Tor Hubbard, the democratic nominee for
! governor or for Tilden and Hendricks. How
ever Il is believed that lIawley will be defeated
for W illiam ii. Barnum has left considerable mon
ey TO be used expressly for the purpose of defeat
| ing Hawley. Robinson run ahead of Hubbard
for governor, owing to the feelings of the work
ingmen against llubbAide Iildcu has uuJoubled-
| ~ carried the State.
| HARTFORD. November :. Thirty eight towns
| give Hayes o267, Tildon 1901; Robinson, repub-
| lican, s30j Hubbard, democrat, 6S0j Last spling
these gave Robinson rep CLIP, lngersoll dem
| COLA. The majority is 500 against 4O2 democratic
| last year. Republican gain 907. This includes
| no city whatever. Hartford gives 1iden a plu.
| ratlty OF 9o9. The democratic majority for gov
ernor last spring was &c; democratic gain in the
city is Alb. Merilen gives Hayes ~ majority
| democratic.
Fifty-ninc towns including Meliicn, the only
city yet reporting, give Hayes 1897 Tiiden 49,
$50; Hayes majority 1862. Hayes vote over
ltobinson's last spring is $3.50; Tildens over In
gersolfs $780, These 80 towns gave democratic
majority last spnns of lO2S. Repnbl can gain
2090.
| Ninety four towns give HAYES 81 BOP, Tilden
30, li5; Rob nson 32,266, Hubbard 80 267. These
tows last spring gave Robinson 2i,i3j, Ingeisoli
| 2S,39o. The democratic majority so far is Que
thousand and one against 1868 last spring.
For congress- lIawley 1904, Landcrs 4S37 Ian
| ders plurality COB.
| Gen. llawley is defeated for Congress in the
| first district by about 80.
The Senate in all probability is republican, the
republicans carryin the following OF the Il dis
trcts I'd, 9th probably, Sth, 9.n, 18th (proba-
| bly,, 18th, 18th. 18th, 18th, 10Th and DIST Re
| tnrns from IS towns show a net republican gain
| in the lower House Of 30. There seems no doubt
| that the legislature is republican IN both branch
| es. One hundie and twenty towns give Hayes
49, $50, Tilden i0722. These towns this spring
| gave Robinson % o3j, Ingersoll, 34,969. Demo.
| cratic loss 429.
One hundred and twenty five towns which do
| not include New London or New Haven. gives
Hayes 42,i2i, Tilden 1878; Robinson 5000
| Hubbard 1858. There are against last spring
Robinson 81 Gil. Ingersoll 81, li3, dem maj Of
| vl9 against 1892 this spring The State no doubt
| gives Tiden a clean maj.
| The State will be close but undoubtedly a small
majority for Tilden
| Returns show l3S ont OF 100 towns give a ma
jorily for Tilden Of iGji and for Hubbard 1865.
NEW YORK.
| NEW YORK, November &c 7. NJ. The polls
closed at four O'Clock i'll this city, and about four
or sunset in Brooklyn. There no reports yet
| of any disturbances of any magnitude. The ap-
| pearsnces Of fair weather were dispeiled by con
| tinuous clouds and light rains. Nothing of a
| definite character is expected to be received be-
| fore one or two o'clock in the morning, though
| enough may be received by 10 o'clock TO Indicate
| the successful presidential candidate.
| At this hour the democrats are claim ing that
| they have carried New York state, New jersey
Connecticut, Indiana, Wi consn. North Carolina
Florida, aud every other Southern state except
| Louisiana and South Carolina. The republicans
on the other hand claim that they have carried
this state well as Indiana, and North Carolina
Neither party pretends TO gvie any returns in
confirmation of their assertions.
About o'clock 1t was discovered that the re-
publcans were distributing to the democrats an
electoral ticket headed by the names of Tilden
and Hendricks with all the republican electoral
| ticket underneath, which caused intense excite
| ment among tie democrats. Large numbers of
| tickets were torn up by the democrats, but 1t is
| thought that there are some thousands of them in
the boxes. Arrests continue to be made. The
| federal supervisors and deputy marshals are
| swearing large numbers of the democrats as to
| their votes. The greenback party have put up
| boxes, but nearly all of them were abandoned
| early in the day.
Two hundred and seventy election districts in
| this city which have been head from give Til
| den 2i.000 maj.
| A despatch from Syracuse says there is a large
| number Of arrests in this city for Illegal voting.
| Two hundred and ten districts il this city give
| Tilden q, 900 maj. Appearances indicate that he
carries the city by 30 600, but the returns so far
| received in scattering maj from the interior of
| the State seem to show that this mai has been
| overcome, and that Hayes carries the State by
| small maj. Of course this is simply a preSictisn
| One hundred and five districts in this city give
II 900 maj fer Tilden There are over 500 ois.
trcts, and this indicates that this city has gone
| for Tilden by 10000.
| Brooklyn, November I. The twenty third
ward first district gives HAYES 305, 1iden 233.
| The fifteenth ward, third district gives Hayes
500, Tiden 1876. The sixteenth ward, second dis
trict, gives Iiden l02, Hayes All. There are re-
| publican gains.
Buffalo despatch says the election returns
| thus far received show an unusually large vote
Both parties feel confident of electing the county
| ticket The returns come in slowly.
Times bulletin-Oneida county gives 1000 ms
for Hayes.
Sun Northumberland county, Staten Island
| gives l,500 maj for TI.den.
Herald buetin-390 election districts in this
| city give Tllden Sc 29i, Hayes IS, 4i0. Tildeus
mai in Jersey City is ) 900.
The Express extra is headed as follows:
Victory" samuel Jones Tidcn elected
| President" IAN overwhelming sweep" The
Tammany ticket carried by whirlwind." "The
| y
united South for Tden." "The victory com
plete" "Smith Ey's msj. for may over 1000.
| Returns from South Carolina and Florida come
in slowly
Returns from 216 election districts outside this
city show rep maj of 20,S2s, and dem maj of
1876 being net dem gain over 1872 of 2629
The dem maj in New York city this year is about
$1,000 maj against about % 900 in 1872, and in
Brooklyn about 1000 against not quite 1000 in
1872.
| Herald bulletin-Virgiuia has gone dem and
| elects all the dem congressman. New York State
has gone democratic by about 40 900 maj
| Sun bulletn-W isconsin has gone dem. The
city of Chicago has gone dem. Gaia of y 600
over the vote of 1872. There is a large increased
| dem vote in Indiana.
The crowds in front Of the newspaper Offices
are immense. There never was such interest
manifested in an election.
New York county gives Tild u ll2 .20S, Hayes
5S,6jS, Cooper 2j2; Iilden's insjor.;y over
Hayes SO $50.
NEW YORK, November I. The following is
| special to the n y. World
| New Orleans, November :.
| Our pledge is redeemed, and we carry the State
| by 10000.
(Signed), b. FRANKLIN JONES,
| &C toto A.