Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-09-06
A Clean Sweep.
THE REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET
AND CANDIDATES FOR CONGRESS
PUBLICAN MAJORITY IN THE
LEGISLATURE

Burlington, September 5. Norwich gives Fair
banks, for Governor, 1863; Bingham, l4l-a dem
gain the State ticket of 20. Democrats elect
Bartlett Sargent. epresentative-the first elected
by them since 1854.
Rutland has gone republican this year, on a to-
tai vote of 7035. John A. Sheldon, rep, is elected
by l3l majority over John w. Champion, ind, and
Redington, dem.
For city representative, Burlington gives Wales,
1885, Smalley. d. III, 949-a rep gain Of 223 over
1872. The reps carry out of D wards of the
city.
Stamford gives Fairbanks 81; Bingham, 95
Representative to Congress, LIST district-Joyce,
81; Childs 81.
White River Junction, September 5. 60 towns
in ID counties give Fairbanks 1895; Bingham,
7l4S. The same towns in 1874 gave Peck ii 1853;
Bingham, SOIL. Republican gain, 227O. Returns
| are coming IN slowly.
Middlebury-F Fairbanks, ass; Bingham, l5O
Joyce, 4l6. j. II. Stewart, rep.
New Hsven-A. NJ. Rosters rep.
aulsbury-Republican.
Whtiug-W. Bowen, rep.
Manchester-Fairbanks,30 S; Bingham, H.
=. NJ SHELDON, rep.
Rupeyt-C. M. Sheldon, rep.
Benson-Chas. b. Goodrich. rep.
BRANDON Fairbanks, 525 Bingha 279. Joyce
1874. NJ: 7. sprsgue, rep:
shaftsbury-John Webb, rep.
Fairhaven-Fairbanks, 800; Bingham, 1885,
Jovce, 29l. S. w. Boles, rep.
Middletown-Albert Gray, rep.
Mt. Holly, Windsor and Newton-Republican
Mt. Tabor-G. 5. Tabor. rep:
Pisield- Fairbanks, 263; Bingha 10. Joyce
26l. G n Z. Avres, rep.
Observation-Disclosures, 50; Bingham, 63. M.
H. Dickinson, rep.
West Haven-R. c. Abell rep.
Bsrre-Farbanks. 2S4 Bingham, l6l Joyce,
245. j. S. Spaulding, rep.
Berlin-F arbanks, 1884, Bingham l29 Joyce,
1856; Childs ia. Chas. +. Dewey. rep.
Cabot-Fairbanks, 2l7; Bingham. lOl. Joyce,
206; Childs, 50 q. NJ. Webster, rep.
Duxbury-David Farryan, rep.
Monrpeer-Fairhanks, 5o3; Bingham, 1863;
Joyce 466; Chllds, 3ls. Sabin, rep.
No,thheld- Fairbanks, 4OS: Bingham, 1862. A.
f. Dewey, rep.
Waterbury tanks, isl Bingham, l66. w
Z. Dillingh ham, rep.
Bioomfeld-. Fairbanks. AZ; Bingham, p. S.
Il. Bodgeit, rep.
Brighion-Fairb banks, 1872; Bingham, lOl. Jos.
Andrews, rep.
Observation-Disclosures All; Bingham, 300. A.
Shclburu-F airbanks, 1863; Bingham, 81. j..
B. Bartlett, rep.
So Observation-Disclosures, dem.
acknowledgement, rep.
Frankln-Farbanks, 22l; Bingham, 40 John
Webster, rep.
Highgate-Fairbanks, 276; Bingham, l67. H..
Skeels, rep.
Neutrality-suspicious. N. Hilton. rep.
Cambridge banks, 2l7; Bingham, no. j..
d. rage, rep.
Hyde Park-Farbanks, 2O7; Bingham, ISL.
Randall, rep.
MISUNDERSTANDING, 1884; Bingham, lO4.
Alden Darling, rep.
Observation-Disclosures, 227 Bingham, Il. Nc
Fa,land, rep.
Enosburg - Fairbanks, 3l4; Bingham, A..
Geo. Adams, rep.
St. Albans-Fairbanks. 247; Bingham. 4S7. j.
w. Newton, rep.
E,sex-Fairbanks, 1858 Bingham, l59. James
Nichols, rep.
Gu,liord-Fairbanks, 1870; Bingham, BAL. Chas.
Alexander, rep.
Randolph-Fairbanks, sos; Bingham, l05 w.
Dubois, rep.
Iudlow-Fairbanks, 29S; Bingham, Ill.
Westminster-Fa irbanks, 203, Bingham, 81. s..
IS towns give Fairbanks 90, l65. Bingham 94S4.
| Same towns 10 1874 gave Peck ID, 243, bingham
6SO3, being q net republican gain Of thousands.
The congressional ma jorities show corresponding
gains.
400 Same towns in 1874 gave Peck q Gal and
| Bingham 966S.
Siowe-Fairbanks, $40; Bingham, las. Ed
NUNS, llS. A II Slater, republican.
Bnnet-Joyce. 1876; Bingham, 81. Dennison,
| PIG; Dickey, l04. Peter Buchanan, republican.
Danville-Joyce, 229; Bingham, POI. Denn-
son, 206; Dckey, pol. George Eaton, demo-
| crat.
Observation-Disclosures ~; Bingham, 237. Den
nison, Al; Dickey, FOL. Lincoln, repubii-
| can.
st. Johnsbury Fairbanks. 500 Bingham, l76.
| Dennison, 687 Dickey, l61. ID Blodgett, re-
publican.