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New York, Nov. Returns of New
York State will be compared with the
Grant and Greeley vote for President in
1872. The vote in Ohio, with the vote
for Governor in 1875 in Indiana with
the vote for Governor Williams and
Harrison in October, 1876 in Wiscon-
sin with the vote for Gov. Luddington
last year, except in Milwaukee county
the vote of which will be compared with
the vote for Lieutenant Governor In IL
linois with the vote for Governor in 1872
the only fair party vote since 1875.
New York, THE Gold Stock Tele-
graph Company issue the following bull
Ietins: Indiana polls returns, so far
as heard from, show small gains for
Hayes over the October election. Re
ports from various parts of the State
indicate Republican gain and probabil-
itv of Hayes carrying the State.
New York, 7.-Returns from 2l0
electoral districts in this city show a
majority of 81 900 for TiIden. The
Gold Stock Bulletin, of Hartford city,
gives Tilden 900 majority--a gain OF
/ ,325 on the Presidential vote of 1872.
New York, Two hundred and
seven election districts in the city heard
from give Tilden "a, 900 majority.
New York city will give Tilden from
As, 900 to 1000 majority judging by
half the citv already heard from.
New York, Nov. THE election
both here and in Brooklyn is proceeding
quietly; no disturbances being reported
up to noon. A number of arrests for il
leoal voting have been made. The
storm continues. A very hevvy vote is
polling.
Troy, N. Y, Nov. IA large vote is
being polled here. No disturbances
have been reported and no arrests for H.
legal voting have been made. The vote
at noon stood Z, 700 against 5000 at the
same time last fall.
Auburn. N. Y, The vote so far in
this city shows Republican gains A
heavy vote will be polled.
/ New York, 7.-Republican gain of
9O7. This includes no city whatever.
New York, Returns from 139
districts in the State outside of the city
of New York compared with the Presi
DENTAL election of 1872 when the Re
nublicans had so. 800 majority show Re
publican gains 1864, net Democratic
gain 16,O62. O.
hundred and seventy six districts in the
State, outside of New York city. gives
over 70 Republican gains 3510 and
| Democratic gains 1858. Net Demo
cratic gain 2l4s.
New York, 7.-0f 14s election dis
tricts IN Brooklyn 2 out of 161 give TildeI
/ : 1.,.;4x, ,of x 651
New York, 1880 p. m.-Thre'
hundred and sixteen towns and district,
in New York State, outside Of city ane
Brooklyn, show an aggregate kePussliessr 81 ca
nemocratic majority II, ,099 ditto, gain
9694. Net Democratic gain 1858.
New York. With eighteen election
districts to hear from in theeity, Tllden':
majority SO, 900.
New York, Nov THREE hundres
.n1 n;nefv election districts of New Yorl
city give Tilden s6,2a4, and Haye
38,440. Two hundred and forty-sevel
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e ection districts outside the cities of New
York and Brooklyn, show a net Demo
cratic gain OF 2784, as compared with
the Presidential vote of 1872, wheE
| Grant had 53, 456 majority in this State
The Democratic msjority in New York
city this year is about 55, 900 against
about 23 900 in 1872, and in Brooklyn
about Is, 900 against not quite &c, 900 IN
1872
| New York, Vote of New York is
Tilden, 112, 208; Hayes, 58,65S; Coop
er, 252 Tilden's majority over Hayes
is 50, $50.
New York, Nov Returns from
Ais towns, cities and districts in the
State. outside of New York and Brook
lyn, show Republican majority 81, 269,
gains, 1863. Democratic majority, s.
100; gains, 17,l8l; net Democrats
gain, 9,4S6.
New York, Nov. 7.-Tilden's major
ity in Kings county is 10000.
New York, Nov. S.-The World Of
this morning, has the following leader:
Peace on earth to men, and good Will,
is the glorious message of tnis glorious
day. The magnificent victory which we
announce to-day, has been won indeed by
a great united and determined political
party, but it has been won by party
for the salvation of people 1t brings
to the defeated the same blessing which
it ensures to the victors. 1t is the
triumph of union over disunion-of
order and of the law over the spirit Of
dishonesty, and of anarchy, of statesman
ship and patriotism over partizan inso
lence and sectional hate. There is net
an honest man in the United States, of
whatever creed-of whatever color--of |
whatever political affiliation-who has |
not cause, this day, whether he knows it I
or not, to thank God for the work which |
was Yesterday done. In all our past
history, no sublimer spectacle has been
presented to the world than this. When
the army of the republic, flushed with
victory, melted quietly back into the
great body of the people at the close of
the civil war, the political philosophers
of all nations stood astonished at the
scene. How much grander is the sight
which we witness to day, of great po-
iitical revolution planned, begun and
carried out without the firing OF a shot,
in anger, by the simple exertion of the
popular will, working through the legiti-
mate forms and in the traditional spirit
Of our free institutions. To us who have
been part and parcel of the work
-he active men of both political parties,
i doubtless seems a simple and natural
hing, but to foreign observers as to
hose who come after, as it will assure
is true proportions, and it will stand in
history as the noblest imaginable vindi-
,ation Of the wisdom and the faith of
hose great men who founded our ma
on the principles regarded in
heir time as wild and Utopian, and
even in our own days dishonored, but
.oo often, by the diStrust and contempt
ii Americans unworthy their great her
tage Of freedom.
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michigan

Detroit, Nov Z, IL p. M.--Returns
from IS townships and precincts give
Hayes a net Republican majority OF
1868, a Democratic gain of 1862, as
compared with the vote of 1872. The
same towns give Crosswcll Republican.
Tor Governor, n net majority of 500
Detroit, Mich, S.-lS5 towns give
l,4o2 Democratic gain as compared with
Detroit, Mich. Nov. z, at 1O:Ojr. NJ.
Eighteen precincts in this city show net
Democratic majority OF 1917. a Demo
cratic gain of about 1900. Returns from
ol townships give Hayes "a net majority
OF 2l54, net Democratic gain of gG12.
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Rollo, Mo. Nov Phelps c5rztv
$50 Democratic majority on the ~ F5n-
al and State ticket. Bland, De4Ccrat.
probably elected to Congress by in-
creased majority
~ Louis, THE election is pro-
crossing with unusual quiet throughout
the city, and n heavy vote is being
Polled. Not breach of peace or angry
discussion, and not a single arrest bv
either deputy marshal or city police has
yet been reported and the indications
are that there will not be the Slightest
disturbance Both parties are working
hard for their respective candidates.
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Tort, Georgetown, Charleston and
Charleston county viii reduce this ma
Jority considerably. Hampton is san-
guIne of success bv a small majority.
BY direction of e. S. Dep. Marshal. the
polls were taken possession Of hv
troops. There was no disturbance.
only citizens challenged voters.
Augusta, Charleston, s. 2:15 a. m
returns up TO this hour give Hampton
{ 900 majority. This does not include
Charleston county, which will probably
give Chamberlain FIVE or six thousand
majority. The election will be very
close, with chances in favor of Hampton,
for Governor, and Hayes, for President
Augusta, 2:5O a. m.-NotLing fur
ther from Florida. The election Will be
close. Both sides claim the State.
Augusta, Ga, Nov. lifts D. NJ
South Carolina, as far as heard from,
gives Hampton 10, 900 majority. Strong
Republican counties to hear from.
Hampton is confident of his election by
small majority.
Charleston, S. c., Nov. 7.-Unofficial
returns from various sections OF the
State show large Democratic gains every
where, as compared with vote of ten
years ago. No Republican gain yet re-
ported anywhere. The Democratic com
mittee are jublant. Republicans ar
to grant that Chamberlain's
of 1874 has been overcome.
Charleston, 5. c., 7.-Unoficial but
returns from about one-half
of the State show Democratic gain of
over II, 900 compared with 1874 when
Chamberlain had 900 majority over
Green Fusion. The Republicans claim
that Charleston county will give heavy |
Republican gain to Offset the Democratic
gain. The result hangs upon the coast /
not accessible by wire.
Columbia, S. c., Nov Returns
not full, but success is clear, unless gross
rauds are committed
Wade Hampton.
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Chicago, Nov. 7.-Returns Indicate
Iilden has carried Chicago Lcmoyne,
Democrat, reelected 20. Congress.
State Republican by 10000.
Chicago, Nov. 7--3 r. M.-Democrats
are claiming the election of Hokie, Har-
rison and Lamaine to Congress. Ger
mans scratching their tickets.
Chicago, 9:l5 p. m.--Returns from
~ towns in Illinois give Hayes 4 ,339
Iilden 3,3iS; Cooper 81. Republican
gain over the vote for Governor of 1872
OF l,234 and Democratic gain of 1928,
being net Democratic gain Of 90.
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North Carolina.

Wilmington, N. c., Nov. 7.-Returns
continue to show Democratic gains.
State certainly Democratic by large
majority.
Raleigh, n. c., Nov. S.-Heavy Dem
ocratic gains are reported from all quar-
tiers from which returns have been re-
ceived. There is no longer any Doubt
that the Democrats have carried the
State the Republicans concede IT. The
Democrats probably elect seven out OF
eight Congressman. In the small county
of Cleveland the Democrats gain 64S.
= Wilmington, N. c., 7.-Eleetion
closed without the slightest disturbance.
Ticket very long and no report yet in.
Wilmington. N. c.. 7-Lilesville, An
son county. gives a net Republican
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New York. Nov. 8.-The Herald
SAYS that twenty-One States cast n ma
iority for the Democratic nominees, aud
sixteen for the Republican-One State,
Colorado, having previously cast It's vote
thus Gov. Tilden will be our next Presi-
dent and Thos. A. Hendricks our next
Vice President. They have received
209 electoral votes against 100 cast for
Gov. Hayes and VIM. A. Wheeler
clear majority Of 40 and "a more than
was necessary for En election. There is
very little chance Of lessening these
figures and none Of changing the result.
Our next House Of Representative win
have Democratic majority Of at least
30. The State Of New York was carried
by the Democrats by probably 80, ,O0O
and the entire city Democratic ticket
was elected by n majority ranging
downward from 1900. Amongst the
States looked on as doubtful
yesterday, Indiana, Connecticut New
Jersey, and probably Wisconsin, we're
carried for the Democrats. south Caro-
lima is in doubt, the vote being very
Close, and victory claimed by both sides.
The negro vote was evidently divided
between the two parties in Southern
States.
New York, Nov. S.-Herald figures
State Assembly, Democrats lOi Re
publican, 5S. Ketchum d elected 90
Congress; Hoskius, republican, .s de-
feated.
Lake City, Fla, via New York, g.
T;nIev. Democrat. elected 20 Congress
nv 800 majority. Columbia county,
Democratic majority 195; Democratic
gain $50; Duval county, hepaDiican
majority, 500, Republican gam $50.
Partial returns from other portions Of
the State show Democratic ga VITA
prospects Of the Democrats carrying tAa
State.
[cONTNUED ON THIRD PACE
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Trenton, n. j., Nov. 7.-Leading
Republicans here concede the State to
Tilden BY from 5000 to 5000. The
Legislature will probably be Demo.
cratic.
Jersey City, n. J.-Democrats carry
State by $4,000; gains one in Congress
sional delegation, and have majority
on Joint ballot, securing a United States
Senator.
Camden, n. j., Nov. 8.-Republican
majority for Presidential Electors in
Camden county will reach 1900.
Mercer county, N. j., gives 200 ma
jority for Hayes. Moughth county gives
about 2200 majority for Tilden, a Demo
cratic gain Of 300.
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San Francisco, Nov. 8.-Eepublicuu
majority in the State, probably 5000
Republicans claim Nevada by 5000 or
5000 majority.
San Francisco, Nov. S-Ramms in-
dicate that the Republicans carried the
State by fair majority. Nothing from
Oregon or Nevada, except Democratic
gain reported in Virginia City
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of quietly, though there was a crowd oi
negroes IN tie city all day.
Aiexandria, Va, 7--Dcmocratic ma
Jorlty IN this city 270, about same major
lty for State Constitutional Amendment.
Gen. w. II. f. Lee elected 10 the State
Senate. No doubt Of Hunters reelection
20 Congress by a majority Of several
thousand.
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Chicago 7th.-Returns from 10 Iowa
townships show heavy Republican ma
joritles; 20 Illinois townships show Re
publican majorities.
Chicago, H., Nov. Partial returns
from seventeen counties in Iowa. show
Republican gains Of ia: Democratic
gains, 52; net Republican gain, G62.
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BaItimore-Ohicial returns i'm this
city gives Democratic majority lO,O99
Returns from every portion OF the State
show Democratic gains.
Louisville, Nov. 7-Tilden's majority
in Kentucky is estimated at ever sixty
thousand.
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Tennessee.

Nashville, Nov. 7.-Election quiet in
all parts of the State. No doubt Of
the election Of Porter, Democrat, for
Governor, and certainly eight of the
ten Congressman will be Democrats.
Memphis, Nov. democrats now
claim Young's election by small ma
iOritV
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Augusta, Lake City, $3.50 d. m.--
Returns from rs counties Of Florida,
Republican stronghold, show net Demo
cratic gains, over vote OF 1874, Of
544. Columbia and Monroe counties,
formerly Republican, elect the entire
Democratic ticket. Finley. Democratic
Congressman, probably elected.
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Galveston, Nov 8.-The Democratic
majority will probably exceed 10000.
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Portland, Me-, Nov Fifty towns
give Hayes 17,298, and Tildeu l2.242;
Hayes loss 50.
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Aen iuclGy.

Louisville, Nov. Majority 10000
Clear Democratic Congressional dele
CATION.
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448 townships and voting precincts in
Ohio, covering 65 counties, show a net
Democratic gain of 266, as compared
with the gubernatorial vote of 1875.
Columbus, Nov. 7, 30 P. M.-Re-
turns from sos townships and wards in
Ohio show net Republican gain of
lit over 1875, when Hayes majority
was 554.
Pittsourg, S--Returns received up, TO
, o'clock this morning from 100 TOWNSHIP
the IL counties of Pennsylvania, outside
of Alleghaney give a net Republican,
majority of l ,564, being net Republican
gain on the gubernatoral vote of 1875 of
531. The Republicans claim Alleghaney
county by 800.
Cincinnati, Large vote being
polled. There will be quite an increase
over the October vote. A number of ar
rests were made in lower part of city for
keeping their stores open, but they were
discharged by police justices about ?
O'Clock. 1t was discovered that Republi-
cans were distributing to Democrats
electoral tickets headed by names of Til
den and Hendricks, with all of the Re
publican electoral ticket underneath
WHICH CIeateu intense eAcItemenI among
the Democrats. A large number Of these
tickets were torn up by the Democrats,
but it is thought that some thousands of
them in the boxes. Arrests continue to be
made. Electoral supervisors and deputy
marshals are challenging and swearing
large numbers of Democrats as to their
vote. The greenback party put up
boxes, but nearly all of them were aban.
doned early in the day.
Columbus, Ohio, 7.-Returns from
308 wards, townships and precincts in
about sixty counties including about
half of Cleveland and one third of Gin
cinnati shows Hayes gain 4 ,407; Demo
cratic 1866; net Democratic gain as
compared with the gubernatoral elec-
ton in 1875, l59.
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Washington, T.-AlI dispatches datSd
Washington may be regarded as irrt gu
lar-made up from bulletins an | gossip.
One hundred and seven districts in New
York City gives Tilden 80. S26 majority.
Washington, S--Close watch of scat
tering Congressional returns show that
the Democrats will have good majority
in the next House. The Senate will be
Republican nominally, but there ar
four or five pliable members in that body
Washington, d. G., Nov. S.-Repub
licans give TIlden 1913 electoral votes
the Democrats claim 213.
Washington, D. c., 3 o'clock.-They
are seranading George W. Adams, cor
respondent of the World
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south Carolina.
Columbia, S. c., Nov. Large
Democratic gain will win if not defeated
bv fraud and bayonets.
Wade Hampton.
New Orleans, Nov. 7.-lndIcatlons
are at 7:15 that the State has gone Dem
ocratic and the city by 10000 majority.
f. w. Barnes.
Charleston, S. C.-Democrats GER
tainly elected Evans in the 4th District
Aiken in the Sd District to Congress.
State probably carried for Hampton and and
for TiIden by a smaller majority; but
both sides still claim IT. Charles
ton city gives Hamptona majority. and
the result in the State depends upon
vote of Charleston county, which cannon
be ascertained until morning
Augusta. Nov. IA special to the
Chronicle and Sentinel. dated Comm
bia. IL r. NJ, says Hampton is lusuuD
ahead in Is counties heard from. but
the Republican strongholds Of Beau
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Monroe will give large majority for
.bs Democracy I. b. Sykes.
brandon, Nov. Large gains in
.ouaty. Put Rankin down Tor one
thousand majority, at least. Blacks
happy and shouting, carrying white men
an fbeir shoulders.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-09-18
THE NEW LEGISLATURE.

The Senate is unanimously Republi-
can. While Mr.. Walton of Washington
county, is the only old Senator re-elect-
ed, Mr.. Seymour of Addison county, has
been member of that body in former
years. And with such experienced leg
islators as Cushman of Windsor county,
Lynde of Orange, Grout of Orleans,
Richardson of Washington, Butter6eld
of Windham, and Davis of Windsor, it
will rank far above the average in abili-
ty. Messrs. Belden of Caledonia, Sowles
of Franklin, Wheelock of Lamoille, ST.
mons Of Rutland, and Waterman of
Windham, will prove themselves to be
able and safe Legislators. We learn that
Mr.. Baldwin will be candidate for re-
election as secretary.
The new House of Representatives is
exceptionally strong. With such men,
bers as Ex-Governor Stewart from Mid
dlebury, Woodbridge from Vergennes
Wales from Burlington, Henry from
Chester, Swain from Rockingham, Blod
gett from st. Johnsbury, Spaulding from
Barre, Lynde from Marlboro, MartiI
from Chelsea, Dean from Barnard, Col
ton from Irasburgh, Dillingham; from
Waterbury, Dubois from Randolph
Batchelder from Arlington, Newton fron
st. Adams, Sheldon from Rutland, Els
tey from BraJJleDOrO, oprague from bran
don, and Sabin from Montpelier, ther
is every reason to look for digniheC
pleasant and profitable session. Nj
Munson from Manchester, will be sad
missed, not only that he has proved hin
:, self q wise and discreet law-maker, b.
:. also that the public eye has rested
him for speaker. But Governor Stewa
can, and doubtless will, fill the bill
that particular. Messrs. Camp al
Chapman, we are informed, will aga
contest the chances for the clerkship.
=. Watchman.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-09-18
the VOICE OF MAINE.

The result Of the election in Maine is
as invigorating as the breath Of her
pines. Fourteen thousand majority and
over for that intrepid soldier, Governor
Conner; FIVE Republican Congressman
elected by from 1000 to 5000 MAORI
ty; the Senate Republican almost to
man. the House two-thirds Republican,
and every county Republican These
are the bristling points in the splendid
victory which the Republicans OF the
Pine Tree State have achieved after one
Of the liveliest campaigns in the history
Of the State. In every aspect the result
furnishes solid encouragement. The en-
envy made thv utmvst eAertiUns ana was
unquestionably aided by Tilden's corrup-
ton fund. In two districts there was
Republican bolt on the Congressional
ticket, and extraordinary efforts were
put forth to defeat the regular Republi-
can candidates. A special effort was
also made to secure a legislature that
would be inimical to Mr.. Blaine for
United States Senator. All these flank
movements utterly failed to accomplish
their objects. The Republicans were mel
Their divided nor diverted. They stood
shoulder to shoulder, and under such
splendid campaign leaders as Blaine,
Conner and Frye, and a host of other
able workers and speakers, both in and
out of the State, they carried the day at
every point and achieved victory that
will speed the cause in other States, anC
especially in Ohio, Indiana and Wes
Virginia.
1t is evident that the overshadOwin!
issue in Maine, as IN Vermont, was tn
question Of handing over this govern
ment to the control of the rebel DemoC
racy. The surrender of the Democrat
to the inAationists in the repeal of tn
resumption clause; Dir. Tlden's tax
lodging record and lifelong afhliatio
with Tammany thieves, and Mr.. Hent
ricks' close communion with Souther
secessionists, had decided weight
the canvass, but the issue that stirrt
the hearts of the people deepest and cal
ed out every Republican voter was Il
folly and danger of handing over tn
government, with all its vast interes
and destinies, to the men and the par
that failed on the battlefield and at t
ballot-box to destroy it. Vermont,
twenty-fOur thousand majority, said I'll
should not be done and now Maine
iterates and emphasizes the declarati
by trebling her Republican majority
last year. Now for Ohio, Indiana a
West Virginia. They can hardly
to echo the noble utterances of Verm
and Maine.
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