The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-11-08

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SCHENECTADY, November 7.-Tilden
267 majority; Democratic gain 399.
PETERSBURG, November 7.-Tilden 80
majority; Democratic gain 23l.
SYRACUSE, n. Y.-Complete-Hsyes
1882 majority, Republican gain of 405.
PoTTsDAM, n. Y.-Asyes $50 major
ity, Republican gain of 10.
New YORK, November 7.-Returns
from l76 election districts outside of
New York city, compared with the
Presidential vote of 1872, gives total
Democratic gain of 1858, Republican
gains 3,5l0, net Democratic gain 2,l4S.
ROME, n. Y, November 7.-Tilden's
majority here is 450, q Democratic gain
OF 366. s-as'"
HUDSON, November 7.-Tilden 292
majority; Republican gain 256.
AUBURN Hayes $50 majority; DOM
ocratic gain 1899.
ELMIRA-Tilden l66 majority; DEM
ocratic gain 232.
BRooKLYN-l48 election districts in
this city, out of 'l6l, give Tilden ma
jority of 1861.
UTICA-Complete returns give Tilfen
"a majority; Democratic gain 3l9.
DUNKIRK-Tilden's majority 227, a
Democratic gain OF "a.
LOCKPoRT--Tidens ajority "a.
NEW YoRK-390 election districts of
New York city give Tilden 86,294, and
Hayes 3S,440; 247 election districts out
side of the city of New York and Brook.
lyn show a net Democratic gain of 81, 1874
as compared with the Presidsntial vote
of 1872, when Grant had SO, ,456 majority
in the state. The Democratic majority
in New York city this year is about
$1,000, against about 23,O00 in 1872, and
in Brooklyn about 10000, against not
quite 5000 in 1872.
NEW YoRK-With l8 election districts
to hear from in the city, Tilden's ma
iority Is $4,000; 3l6 towns and districts
in New York state, outside Of this city
and Brooklyn, show an aggregate Repub-
lcan majority of 23,970; Republican
gain 6,l58; Democratic majority l2,O99i
Democratic gain 1896; net Democratic
gain 1888.
SAUGKRTIEs. - Tilden l8l majority;
Democratic gain $50.
New YoRK-New York county gives
Tilden Il2,209; Hayes 58,658; Cooper
252; Tilden's majority over Hayes $3.50.
Brooklyn gives Democratic gain
over last year of 1900, and indicates q
majority there Of 10000 to $4,000, which
gives Tilden the state.
Richmond county gives l.5OO for Til
den, and Oneida county 1000 for Hayes.
New YORK.-Robinson is elected Gov
ernor so far as New York city returns
snow, but Morgan is running ahead OF
his ticket. Ely polls nearly as large a
vote as Robinson. The returns for
Mayor are coming in fast. Ely Is elect
ed by large majority.
RoCHEsTER-Greene county gives Til
den 1000; Democratic gain over 700.
New YoRK-Putnam county gives
Hayes 200 majority; Democratic gain
l69 Chemung county gives Tllden 400
majority.
RoCHEsTER-Hayes has l76 majority
in Rochester, with two districts IN Six
teenth wards to hear from. Tie county
gives Hayes 1875 majority, with six dis.
tricts to hear from. In 1872 the city
gave l77s Republican majority, and the
county 1912.
BUFFALo-The city complete shows
a total vote OF 25,650 for the national
tickets. Hayes majority is 262, Dem
ocratic gain over last year OF 3,452, and
Democratic gain over 1872 of 8,4l7.
BRooKLYN-This county, Kings, gives
Thilden 1883 majority.
NEW YoBK-OSwego county gives
5000 majority for Hayes; Onondsgua
gives 1858 Republican majority.
TROY, y. Y, November - Tilden,
1857; Democratic gain, l,7O2.
New YoRK.-Albsny county gives
22OO Democratic majority. The Demo
Gratis elect all four members OF the
assembly.
BRooKLYS-As far as can be ascer'
tanned, VIM. D. Veeder, Democrat. /:
elected in the Second Congressional Dis
trict: ) B. Chittenden, Republican, in
the Third, and A. NJ. Bliss, Democrat
in the Fourth. There are three towns to
be heard from on the electoral ticket
which it Is believed will bring Tilden's
majority up to 0.OoO in Kings county.
NEW YoRK.-Hiscock, Republican, il
aIected To Congress IN the 25th district
Townsend. Republican, is re elected K
Congress py about $500 majority.
NEW YoRK-Eleven towns Of Ontario
county will give Lsphsm, Republican
for Congress. 10000 majority.
RocHEsrEs.-Davy, Republican, fol
Congress, is defeated. Jefferson county
gives Hayes 100 majority; Democratic
gain 6l.
New YoRK-The Twenty-sixth Dis
trict elects John h. Camp, Republican
for Congress.
New YORK. November The fol
lowing Con gressmep were elected In TIM
State: Observation-Disclosures,
Eighth district, Anson q. McCook
Eleventh, Levi P. Morton; Thirteenth
John II. Ketchum; Seventeenth, Msrtin
l. Townsend; + Eighteenth, Andrew vii
lisms; Nineteenth, Amszish B. james
Twentieth, John II. Starin; Twenty
first, Solomon Bundy; Twenty-second
George A. Bsdgely; TWeuty-thlrd, VIM
J. Bacon; Twenty fourth, VIM. II. Bs
ker; Twenty fifth, F. hlscocki Twenty
sixth. J. II. Camp; Tweny-seventh
f. &. Lsphsm; Twenty-eighth, J.. D
Wight, Twenty NINTH John y. Hun
gerford. Thirieth, John NJ. Dsvy, Thirty
first Geo. c. Hoskins, Thirty-second
E. G. Spsulding, Thirty third G: W
Patterson. Totsl 20. Democrsts-First
Covert, Second, Jas. Cavsnsugh, Third
Thos. :. Dallin, Fourth, Archibald u
Bliss, Fifth. Micheal Muller, Sixth, .. {
Cox, Seventh. Anthony Eckhof, Ninth
Fernando Wood, Tenth, Abraham )
Hewitt, Eleventh, Clsrkssn \: Pattel
! Eo,r,aar,b Gao N Beche Fifteenth