Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-12

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PORTLAND. Sept. 1i.-rhs Portland vote
. the largest ever thrown. Dcering gives
$50 for each candidate against last year
Republican,. 3ii Democrat, 4l5-a Re-
gain Of II. Sanford gives Con-
aer 26O, and Talbot 322-a Democratic
majority Of GO. against last year (Republi-
.an), l6i ; Democrat, ala Democratic
majority Of 50. Reed runs but 5 behind
his ticket there. Scarboro gives 56 Repub-
Iican gain. with Reed 1 behind. These
returns indicate that l.. u. Reed Ia elected
10 Congress from the First District. de-
spite the Republican bolt. by . handsome
majority.
Portland gives Connor Republican, o.
$50. and Talbot (Democrat) ASA. . Re
publican majority Of $50, against last year.
Republicans, 2.i99; Democrats. 2.G0G ;
a; q Democratic majority OF
i03. = Republican gain Of CSC. In 1872
Portland gave the Republicans ASIA. and
the Democrats 2.727-a Republican major
ity Of 95.
ELLSWORTH. Sept. l1.-Hancock county
show . Republican majority OF
800. The county was exactly tied In 1919.
Washington county indicates . Republi-
can majority Of ESQ. being q gain OF 800
from 1875.
Knox county will reach COO. Halo's ma
jority must DO almost or quito 5000. being
Z gain Of GOO on the vote OF 1874. In 1873
the district gave exactly 100 majority ON
the vote for Governor.
The Fifth district Is the larger district /;
the majoritics are about tho same every
where.
BIppEroRp, September ii.-This city
complete gives Talbot for Governor 70 ma
jority and Goodwin for Congress li3 over
Reed. Goodwin ran ahead OF his ticket
In every ward /; tho county ticket IL Tear
fully mixed.
PORTLAND. September 1.-Two hun
dred and fourteen towns give Common o.
$40 and Talbot 4i.t22. These towns last
year gave Connor i0.Gi5 and Roberts 30
967. Republican majority. ll.5is-a Re-
publican net gain Of 7,si7. The towns to
h. heard from gave last year 327 Republi-
can majority In an aggregate vote OF w.
O07. The total vote Of the State will prob
ably reach 1874. 900 and the Republican ma
jority 1900. Reed is elected In the First
District. Republican Congressman are
also elected in the other four districts by
increased majorities. In P~iscatoquois
county the Republicans elect every Repub-
lican 10 the Legislature for the first time
for many years. The Republicans will
have two-thirls Of the House and prob
ably AZ out Of 81 senators.
what TiIden Did Towards Twesd's
Capture.
WASHINGTON. Sept. ll.-There Ia now
no doubt that Tweed has been arrested at
the request of our Government. The
Democrats claim the credit for Tilden for
his capture, on the ground that the State
Department could not have taken an OH
cisl step, which led To his capture. unless
Tilden, As Governor Of New York. had
made a formal request that the State De-
psrtment use its good offices with foreign
powers to that end. The Tildenites will
be prudent not TO build too great hopes on
any such hypothesis. The State Depart
ment officials, acting under instructions
from Secretary Fish, tn the effect that the
whole Is one In posse, and that tho arrest
must BE- kept . State secret until II Is an
accomplished fact. decline TO give any in
formation whatever upon tho subject.
There il reason 10 believe, however. that
the part taken by Tilden Is very insignih-
cant and formal. being only what was war
ranted by his official position. Doubtless.
a. Governor. he requested the state De-
partment 10 secure Tweed's return II pos.
sible. II IL UNDERWOOD that this request
was, however, made more at the instance
Of the municipality Of New York City than
ON account Of the Governor Of the State.
The entire credit Is due TO the State Do
partment al Washington and the Consuls
and other officials Of that Department.
CHICAGO. Sept. IL. - An i~isr-Oesaa
Washington special says: Opinions differ
even NOM Republicans as to whether
ANY political significance attaches TO the
course of our authorities In securing
Tweed. Attorney General Taft, however.
does not hesitate 10 say that Tweed's re-
turn will have great influence on tho cam
paign. although he declines 10 give rea-
sons or 80 into details.
Reasisg Repubiiean Ratineasien
MsesisE ia New York.
NEW YonK. September ii.-A rousing
Republican ratification meeting was held
in the large Cooper Institute Hail tonight,
for the purpose ef indorsing the nominees
OF the ftpunilcAn tichct. ieab0 neai
was crowded almost To sufiocation. Hon.
George 0pdyke presided. Colonel Robert
q. Ingcrsoli Of Illinois was the orator Of
the evening. He closely reviewed the
characters OF this Republican and Dem
ocratic nominees. He said that while the
former built up the country, the latter was
responsible for the increase Of the national
Jebt anil the late civil war which brought
drsolation ON the country. II the NOM
inees 81 the Republican party were elected.
the debt 81 the nation would be reduced
one-half by 1879. whereas, II the Dem
ocrat. were elected, according 10 Tilden's
words. there was no knowing when the
debt could he paid of. The Republicans
had governed the country for sixteen years
and they were not disposed ~ now hand
over ali their savings To Tilden or any
other would-be reform Democrat. The
Democrats oppose military Intervention In
the South. that a~ssAssinations. robberies
and murders might intimidato the colored
men into voting the Democratic ticket but
the Republican party would see' II u took
the whole army, That every man out
polled . free q willing vote. Ihefe were
large numbersbf prominent hepupiieAha
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