Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-11
Political Notes.


tercay the odds were largely in favor of Til
den-hve to one being freely offered. 1t is
estimated that $4,000 900 are thus invested
ard row awaiting thu final canvass OF the
electoral vote. ....The democrats and pro.
bibitionists united in opposition to Endicott
the republican nominee for state treasurer OF
Massachusetts, bnt his majority was about
10 COO. 49, The Vermont Legislature elect
state officers on the 10th inst. THE New
York Herald says: Now let Senator Morton
press his measure for securing Presidential
election upon popular vote. 1.-The Lon
aon Times says: ave are bound to respect
the clearly pronounced will OF the Amen loan
people, ana We carnot con slider It an uumix-
are temporarily compelled TO breathe tie
oTsciDg air OF opposition" Says the
New York ReTGld, IN view OF the election
15e,te fDps Keep eooinths IsraeI,tes
Springfield msn made bet so that the loser
should go without his drinks during the rest
= the year. ''''Conundr drums have been the
chief stock in trade to day, TO the detriment
of c eryIhing else. Brown meets Robinson
end wants 10 know "what he thinks OF it?n
ard Robinson inquiries OF Jones "How Is ft?"
tody wants TO know something, all unite Ia
Ievlling Florida as q twopenny -ha' penny
slate which isn't entitled to MAKE all this
trouble and pOther In the affairs OF great
nation Brooklyn Argus. ....Mrs. BambOozle
rejoices In the hope, now this cruel campaign
is over, that BambooZle will not have to
n
ing. and then be SO oppressed with anxietles
for the state as to come TO bed with bis boots
and spectacles on
CLOSE OF THE CENTENNIAL EXHIBITION
The exhibition At Philadelphia was yester-
DAY formally closed by President Grant
Amongst the distiD guished guests present
were several governors of states, members OF
The Cabinet, judges Of the Supreme Court,
and representatives Of foreign powers. Tne
ceremonial was OF an imposing character,
and the immense audience most enthusiast
TIC. The Thomas orchestra and an efficient
chorus rendered several choice selections:
commissioners, while the old nag first un-
furled by Paul Jones waved in the breeze
and stirred mp old memories In the hearts of
the patriotic audience; Precisely at thirty
gave The signal TO stop the engine and ma
cbtnery, and simultaneously with this act
the news was flashed across both the oonti-
nent and the ocean. The grounds and build
In Is will still be open to the public for the
next ten days. The total admissions to the
snG1i6,,ion, from the opening day up to and
CosGREssMEN ELECT IN NEW YORK
The following are members of Congress
elected in New York state at the recent cleo
tiop: 1, James W. Covert, DEM; 2, William
,s Veeder: Gem; 3; Simeon B; Chittenden,
Muller, dem; 6, Samuel 8. Cox. DEM; !. An.
thony Eickhoh, dem 8, Arson G. McCook,
rep. 3, Fernando Wood, dem 10, Abram 8.
Hewitt, dem IL, Benz. A. Willis, dem; II,
Ciarkson n. Potter, DEM; ID, John ii. Ketct-
am, rep; Il. George M. Beebe, dem Is,
stephen l.. Msyhan, dem; is, Terrence J.
quinn; dem;; y, Martin l. Townsend, rep;
James, rep; 20, John III. Stairn, rep; 81, Sol
on on Blndy, rep; %, Georg &c A. Bagley,
req -, VIM J: Baern, rep "a, VIM. 81. Ba-
H Camp, rep ~, Elbridge B. Lapham, rep;
y, Jeremiah Dwight, rep; %. J. n. Hunger
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