New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-10
THE MAJORITIES AND THE VOTE.

HE MAJORlllES AND The NOlE
TmDEN's MAJORITY l,000--ROBINsON's ABOUT
TIE sAME-AN IMMENSE VOTE HE AMEND
MENTs CARRIED.
Tie mails bring few additional details of the
suits of the election IN the State The returns on
the whole, however, are meagcr. Five counties
have not been heard from at all, namely, those of
Seneca Fulton Delaware Orleans, and Yates. A
number of the central and northern coun-
ties have reported the maiorities in three
or four towns only The populous regions
however, have all been heard FROM and it is prac-
ticab!" tO estimate the majority for Iildcn within
very few thousand. The returns of yesterday did
not change the situation from Wednesday. Gov.
Tildcn carries the State by $1,000. Robinsons ma
jOrty for Governor cannot be stated with accuracy.
1t is probably about the same as the electoral ticket
received though the vote of both parties for Cover
nor appears to have been lighter than for President
The returns do not bear ont the claim of Mr. Ma
cones telegram TO Mr. Robinson. that he Is elected
by the largest majority a Democratic Governor has
ever received in this state.
The vote was unusually large. In nearly all
places in which the total vote has been thus far re-
corded it appears that the Republicans pollcd their
full strength, casting more ballots even than in
1872, while the Democratic vote WAS unprecedented
II is probable that the official count will show Gov.
1ildcn to have received more votes than any cand-
date for President in the history Of the state.
Little opposition has been manifested To the Com
siituiioaal Amendment, rs far rs hcar from Dem
ocrats IN many counties appear f. have ahStalncd
fron voting on the question at all, and only stray
ballots here aud there were east IA the negative
THE PARTIES DIVIDE ERIE COUNTY.
BUFFALO Nov. 9.-Thc returns from adjoining
couuir, towns are still incomplete. From those re-
crIyrd aud computing those 10 hear from on tie
ba>l, of thc vote of So lockwood lDrml fer Con
rrr,, aud ~prl~u' Rep for The Senate are elected
On tine county ticket in the 1T Assembly District
Crowley urHI has majority OF l,oi5; m the
Hi District Llugu.r .D.m.l hl, q majority of 81 T.
and m thr TIA District Gallagher Rep Is elected
byam.jIiig IF G27. The INjh and VIII Districts
ar. stu. incomplete; but d Is probable that Parker
.D,mI J., elected u the Nth District and orr U,rpI
iu jlc Nth Tur county returns now look FAR more
encouraging for the Democrats. and probably tine
majority Of the rouuty Democratic ticket !, elected.
The city D., ina i,yrIi,h stale oi excitement over
the special t,lrrrIus received los the party ppcf'
on the result, ui tr National ticket. III" telegraph
and newspaper Office, aye crowded, anh the bulletin
boards iu front of them are eagerly watched by
large crowds. Here j, considerable speculation on
tir suit Boy netting men,
The y..r OF Nai.alp ou the state ticket i as fol-
lows TIL. ctg c,.p'ctc .is,. total vote for GOV
,r,ior Of - -51 h Morgan mai rty III. The to
vote f.r ii,utrnau, Governor o., 2j,j-2; Rogers
majority. t.i For Canal Commits oucr thc total
sou, i,25. io~: Spruc,r- majority, so. For state
Prison Inspector t,r total 'ofr is :5.J2i; Amber
.,l.'- majority. "2~. Tile residue IF tl returns .'r
flee ,itg un the Senatorial and Congress .onal ticket,
are sill incomplete.