Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-08

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Morrissey Tor tho state senate W the isc'
that schell. by his silence, deliberately &C.
copied the ~scandalous action Of . Tam.
many Hall convention %denouncing reform
| Of the civil service. Thousands OF good
| citizens were alienated from him by his
attitude In regard to the question concern
| ing which IL is monstrous that such men
Is hs should he indifferent.
The Ess~isg io'i. referring to the New
| York state election. says: "The disestab-
lishment Of the machine has not destroyed
the Republican party. There has been .
falling of not Of Republicans who went to
the Democratic party but Of Republicans
who staid at home. Those who refused to
vote were influenced by Dissatisfaction
with the machine managers" The Post
attributes tho defeat TO the failure Of the
| Rochester convention to support the Presi.
| dents efforts TO redeem the promises OF
the Cincinnati platform. II the Republi-
| can party had by Its declarations con-
| formed to the civil service order and other
| measures Of tho administration. 10 would
have won q decided victory. Comparison
il made with Massachusetts,, where they
won . great triumph by being boldly out.
spoken on these issues. The election OF =
| Democratic State Senator from Utica dis
trict 10 cited a. . rtbuke TO Conkl,ng's
course adverse to Hayes.
NEw YoRK, November S.-The Ti@ss
| publishes this morning . list OF members
| elected 10 the Legislature, which makes IL
| stand A follows: Senate-20 Republicans
| and II Democrats. Assembly-6s Rspub-
leans, 80 Democrats and l Labor Re-
former. Republican majority ON Joint
ballot. i6.
The Ssa says the Republicans will have
q majority In the Senate. In the Assembly
the indications are that the Democrats
have . slim majority. Though tho Ro-
publicans claim II will require . complete
vote In some Of the close rural districts to
determine the majority for Beach, In the
State Il will be about $4,000. though IL
| may fall below that figure. Beach runs
several thousand behind his ticket.
The Worli comedies the Senate to the
Republicans by two majority. and thinks
the Assembly will DO either one Demo-
cratic majority or q tie.
NEBRASKA.
o.... No. Tia sta,e oeieer.
.,.S war. . Judcs az the IN.
.'Sn. Cnnr, nj ,wo Rsvcnts Of the State
r.i.s,s,,s Ists tbe Republican csndi.
~. 4. $3.50, Ch,sf J%ps,ise. anil IA prob.
49,. i.c,sd sIthoupb Howe, The indie
nsnssnt and Damocrstic nominee, polled
an nnn.nsIlv heavy vote. Tho other
oa,eers Arc undoubtedly Republican. All
ths counties elected officers. The returns
are mearer. communications are very dill.
| cult. sni n will be nearly a week yet be-
| fore the actual figures can be obtained.
LINCOLN, Neb., Nov. L. Returns re-
| ceiyed from about one.halt Of the counties
in this State indicate that Lake, Repub-
lican candidate for Supreme Judge, 10
| elected over Howe, tho Democratic and
Gresnback candidate. by about 5000 ma
| Iority. Holmes and P~ersinger, Repub-
licans. are elected Regents ny ABOUT s,oVo'
The county tickets are mixed. the inde-
pendents electing some OF their candidstes
in many OF the counties. Inc iAiing on
In the Republican vote Is 10
lack Of interest.
PENNSYLVANIA.
PHILADELPHIA. Nov. s.-Returns Of Re-
publican malorltes throusous wy S'A'o
aggregate ~. 5Oo. h leaves : net DEM
ocrstic majority OF s,6iO Tor State Treas
urer. As S,errett has been uniformly
running ahead Of his ticket for Supreme
Judge, there 10 some doubt as to the inal
| result for that Office. Colonel Wilson.
Chairman Of the Republican State Com
mittee. on private adviees received to-
night, iguers up q majority oi pet"eeh
s,ooo ant 9'vVo ~. "u ~ a. a,.c,ia, m
StAts' ana y hoPe'ui ~, " n,ncL cnnS.
hArt, Also. ine,. -, =, ,ha raoms ~
dencs manlIe..sa ~ romn'i,,,e' f,ars
the pemocIAus ss.'1 .na ."nn,v NAV
oeing ehPresseu N.A' wiii,..~ Wcars,I
prove sesk sP'I ,hn.. 4. no rea.on
claims, however. tha' 'hero ~ w