The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1876-11-09
Indefinite Returns.

= Indefinite Returns
The following are the reports, OF Wedues-
days papers: s24
Na@ ALABAMA. = 49, 20
Returns show Democratic maioritics from
all directions, indicating at least 25.OOO ma
jority i'll the State. Seven Democratic Con-
gressmen are certainly elected. In the Attn
district Harralson, present colored member
is opposed by Rapier. eN-colored member,
who is supported by Senator Spencer, and
all the Federal officials. Shelley, Democrat.
is making gains. but not enough is known to
warrant an estimate.
y.sse CONNECTICUT. NS
One hundred and twenty-five towns.
which do not include New London Or New
Haven, gives Hayes 1924; Tilden 43.343;
Robinson 42,O7O; Hubbard 44,353. These
arc against last srring. Robinson 81, 6l1; In
gersol 81 ,l43; majority s9l9, against 1882
this spring. The State no doubt gives Tit
den clear majority. The Legislature is. in.
all probability, Republican,. Wait lkepnbli-
CAM in he 3rd district, is elected to Con-
gress; Phelps Democrat in the I'd and War
ner Democrat in the 18th district, are elect
ed. The State representation in Congress is
uuchaged politically.
DELLA w AM.
Newcastle county, gives Democratic ma
jority Of 100. Returns from other portions
Of the State indicate Democratic majority
1890 Wilmington city is nearly tie.
FLORIDA.
The Democrats claim to have carrie the
the State for, Tilden By a majority 5000.
GDoRaIA.-This State givrs majority for
Tilden of $4,000 to 10000. The Cong ,es-
sional ticket Is reelected throughout the
State
INDlANA.--Ret,lrns from 800 townsh Ups
give Tilden 46, 316, Hayes CAT. The same
places in October gave Williams 4o,4S6;
Harrison $3.50; net Democratic gain Of 500.
MLHNoIs.-Returns from 50 towns in The
State Of Illinois give Hayes 23,Osl; ridden,
1851; Cooper S27; net Democratic gain
307. The State wip. give between 10000 and
$4,000 Republican majority.
IowA.-Fcw eturns yet received from
Iowa. All Indicate increased Republican
majorities and election Of all Republican
congressman Majority on State ticket es-
timated at 49, 700 to 1900. The Peter Coop,
ef vote is ne avier than had been anticipated
and will pr obably reach 10000. f
KENTv cKY.-- Tilden's majority estima-
ted at 60 600. IS
KAN sAs goes overwhelmingly Republican.
s6t NEW HAMPSHIRE
goes for Hayes 5000.
. NORTH CAROLINA
DEMOCRATIC by large majority.
= ss OHIO,
10000 for Hayes. ~ iag
PENNSYLVANIA
goes for Hayes, but recent rains having
telled the wires, majority not ascertaned.
" 81 y - SOUTH CAROLINA
in doubt, but Democrats claim election
of Hampton.
ree re ~ Ell TENNESSEE
goes heavy for Tilden.
WEST VIRGINIA
goes about 1900 for Tilden.
81 WISCONSIN g{AGa&&
in doubt with chances jim favor of Hayes.
ls4 gl svERMoNr 3FElss8
goes 1000 Republican.
30 ~ MASSACHUSETTS.
One hundred and ninety-st:ven towns
gives Hayes 95,51S, Tilden 10 ,644, Rice
88, So4, Adams 7o,9o3, Baker 's,oS5.
Hayes majority is estimated at 1900.
F s .5.,. g. MICHIGAN e. b..
gives Republican majority, Nothing. def
mite from interior. A, sY5s 4
aH7 MISSOURI
gives a large Democratic majority.
~ So q MINNESOTA
gives aheavy Republican majority.
sf+
gives 3d. majority for Tilden.
- sr NEW YORK.
81 Returns from 445 towns, cities and
districts in the State outside Of New York
and BrooAynshow Republican majorities
of 34,a6o, gains 1909, Democratic ma
jorities Is, gains 17,1SI, net Demo
cratic 6,48e. Kings county returns, in
Guiding Brooklyn, show large majority fol
| THE Democratic ticket, majority in ex-
cess Of what leaders of the party anticipa-
ted. The Democratic county and city
tickets have been elected so far as can be
ascertained. VIM. d. ,Veeder, Democrat
is elected in the and Congressional Dis
trict, S. B. Crittenden, Republican, in
the asrd, and A. M. Bliss, Democrat, in
the 4th. There are three county towns
to be heard from on electoral ticket,
which it is believed will bring Tilden's
majority up to 10000 in the county
Electoral vote in Kings county, Tilder
$685. Hayes 3S,367., sqa ran8 g
~ NEW JERSEY
probably Democratic by 5000.