Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-11-07
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NEW York, Nov. 8,-The Herald
figures the State Assembly rs follows:
Democrats 40 Republicans So. Ketch-
UNI, Republican, is elected to Congress.
Hockius, Repsblican, is defeated.
The Post gives Hilden lS4 electoral
votes, with Nevada California, Flori-
da, louisiana Oregon and Wisconsin,
as doubtful, 1t says Mr.. T lden APP
pears to be elected President of the
United States.
The Tribune, in an extra Just issued
SAYS the latest news leaves a bare pos
sibility of Hayes election. though the
| probabilities are all the other way, but
| the Republicans now claim Wisconsin,
and California. This leaves Tilden
one vote short Of an election and
| Hayes twenty short, and the following
| doubtful States, from which either
must draw for what he needs: Flori-
| da !, Nebraska 8, Nevada 3, Oregon 3,
South Carolina I. Hayes cannot be
elected without all of these. Accurate
returns from them to-day are impOssi-
! UIe
NEW YORK. Nov. S.-The Herald
says "Twenty-one States cast MAORI
ties for the Democratic nominees anu
sixteen for the Republican, one State,
Colorado, having previously cast it,
votes for the latter. Thus Governor
rilden will he our next President ald
Thos. A. Hendricks our next We,
| President. They have received ZOE
electoral votes against 100 cast for
Gov. Hayes and VIM. A. " heeler, 9
clear majority Of 80, and "a more than
was necessary for an election. There
is very little chance of lesseuing these
figures and none Of changing the re.
suit.
sour next House of Representative
| will have Democratic majority of a.
least twenty-five. The State of New
York was carried by the Democracy
by probably 35 COO, and the entire city
| Democratic ticket was elected by ma
jorities ranging downward from Il, OnO
Among the States looked OH as doubt
full yesterday, Indiana, Connecticut
New Jersey and probably Wisconsin
were carried for the Democrats.
"South Carolina Is in doubt-the
voting being very close and victory
claimed by both sides.
The negro vote was evidently divid.
ed between the two parties in the
Southern States.n
NEW YORK, Nov. S.-The election
of Hayes is still claimed by caution.
Republicans who count on carrying
Louisiana and Florida.
WASHINGTON, Nov 8.-The New
York Times aud Washington ChrOni
Gle are the only ones of the reliable
papers which question Tilden's cleo,
zion this morning.
The Star says that neither Judge
Edmunds nor the President have re-
ceived dispatches from Chandler to
day. The fact is regarded as discour
aging to the hope of any possible
change of figures to Hayes side.
The WOrId Bureau here has the fol
lowing: "Ne1O York, 7 p. M.-Hen.
bricks telegrsphs that he has trust
worth adYices that Winconsin ha,
gone Democratic by one thousand ma
jority "
WASHINGTON, Nov. S-The Yves
tern Union Telegraph Company bulle
tins that the Democratic Committee
claim Louisiana by 10000. The Re
publicans claim Florida and Oregon.
1t is thought the one vote wanted il
found in Florida. The last ditcherI
rely on Oregon, which the heroic cry
of fifty-four-forty or fight brought in
to the land of the free and tie home
of the brave.
| Georgia sends an unbrOken delega
ton to Congress. The majority fol
Iilden is about $4,000.