The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1878-11-14

County gives Bennett Republican, two hum
dred majority, and elects the entire Repub-
lican county ticket. The probabilities are
Bennett is elected to Congress by about
two thousand majority. The Legislature
will be Republican.
From Charleston, 8. c., November s.:
Every county heard from SO far, except one,
has gone Democratic by increased MAORI
ties. Evins and Aiken, Democratic Con-
gressmen, are elected in the Third and
Fourth Districts. Tillman, Democrat, is
elected over Smalls, Republican, by 1000 to
5000 majority in the Fifth District. O'Con-
nor, Democrat, is elected over Mackey,
Republican, most probable by a small ma
jority in the Second District, and Richard
son, Democrat, is most probably elected
over Rainey, Republican, in the First Dis
trict. No IiOt or disturbance of any kind or
degree reported in any part of the State.
New Orleans, November 6: The Demo-
Gratis claim three-fourths of the Legislature.
Dispatches to the Democrat, from eleven
different parishes outside of New Orleans,
show 1900 Democratic gain. Democrats
claim the election of the entire Congress
sioDal delegation.
North Carolina, Texas, Tennessee, Mary
land, Georgia, Arkansas, Virginia, Ala
bama, Mississippi and Florida have gone
Democratic by handsome majorities, and in
creased gains for the Democracy. The vote
of Memphis was the smallest cast in twenty
five years. Out of $4,000 votes in the dis
trict not more than 10000 were cast.
The returns from New York, the 9Th
show a Congressional delegation of Repub,
licans, Twenty-Five; Democrats, eight.
By returns from Pennsylvania, it is esti-
mated that, for Governor, Hayt has a ma
iority of q, 300. 1t is estimated that the
Republicans will nave forty majority in the
Legislature on joint ballot.
The vote of Connecticut for Governor is
as follows: Andrews, Republican, 4S,617;
back, 1875; Baldwin, Prohibition, 1,103.
For Congress, Gen. Hawley's plurality in
the First District is 1900; majority, 1923
Phillips, Democrat, plurality in the
Second District, 1888; majority
1890. Waits plurality, Third Dis
trict, 1861; majority, 1882. Miles
plurality in the Fourth District, 1,19S. The
Senate is fourteen Republicans 10 sever
Democrats. The House is al Republican!
to 100 Democrats, l Greenbacker and 1 In
dependent.
ANebraska dispatch of the 9th says tina
the entire Republican State and Congress
sional ticket is elected by over 10000 ma
jority. The Republicans have a large ms
lOl1Gy III GlIO hOS1oAutuiSs
vote is much lighter than anticipated. The,
have carried but one county as far as hear
from.
Returns from Washington Territor
of the 9th indicate the election of Brent
Republican, by a small majority. TIL
Constitution was adopted, excluding femal
suffrage and local option.
The only Republican elected to Congress
in Tennessee is Houck, in the Second Di
trict. FELTON,, Independent, was elected i
the Seventh. The rest of the delegation ar
Democrats.
Returns received from Mississippi to tn
9th indicate the reelection of Messrs. Sir
; gleton, Hooker, Money, Manning, Muldroy
and Chalmers, all Democrats. On the we
: side of the State the vote is light, in cons
quence of the epidemic and quarantine
! In Jackson only twenty-seven votes wei
! cast.
/; The State Legislature of Texas is almo
! entirely Democratic. A few Greenbacker
l and one or two Republicans are elected.
!, The Congressional delegation from Sout
{ Carolina is solidly Democratic.
I A Santa Fe, N. NJ, dispatch says return
up to nine o'clock of the 9th from Ne
: Mexico indicate the election of Oliret, r
u publican, Delegate to Congress by a sms
, majority. Santa Fe County elects a r
!. publican ticket, with the possible exceptic
of Sheriff and Delegate.
u Returns from the Sixth Congression
i District of Maryland make Urner's, r
y publican, majority Lis over Peter, Dem
. crat.