Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1878-11-11
BISMARCK D. I, ass9s2 NOVEMBER a7s .

ed from the three Congressional districts.
The Republicans will have about fifty
i've majority on joint ballot in the Legis-
lature. Republicans gained one congress-
man. 4ffa
Talbot, Republican, goes in as governor
with. twenty five thousand majority over
Butler. Theregular Democratic nominee,
Abbott only received ten Thousand votes
Grape, Harris, Baneman, Field, L0ring
(Dr), Claflin, Russell, Reel, Republicans,
are among the congressman elected.
Worse, Democrat is the only member of
his party elected to Congress. The Leg
islature is overwhelmingly Republican.
s. CoNNcTIcUT. a
Hubbard, Republican. was elected gov
ernor by two thousand majority. Gen.
Hawley, Republican, received 300 ma
jority for Congress. Wait and Miles are
elected in the third and fourth districts.
Legislature, on joint ballot, Republican
by 48. ss
In the city there was revolution. The
Anti 'rammany (the 1ilden wing of the
Democracy, and Republican coalition
elected Edward Cooper, son of Peter
Cooper, mayor, and their whole ticket by
twenty thousand majority. The board Of
aldermen went the same way. The State
went Republican, electing the State ticket,
and a majority of the Legislature and
Congressman. The New York San says
it was great victory for Roscoe Conkling,
and lnsures his reelection to the United
States Senate. The Sun gives the follow
L Rae 40 o,>.I 10
bly, elected: First district, Covert, dem;
Third, e! Ghittenden, at rep; Fourth, Bliss,
Sixth, Cox, Tammany dem; Seventh, Elm
stein, anti-Tammany and rep; Eighth,
Cooke, rep; Ninth, Wood, Tammany
DEM; Tenth, O'Brien, anti Tammany and
rep; Eleventh, Morton, rep; Twelfth,
Smith, rep, since dead; Thirteenth,
Ketchum, rep; Fourteenth, Beebe dem.;
Fifteenth, Lounsberry, dem.; Sixteenth,
Barley, rep; Seventeenth, Wood, rep;
Eighteenth, Hammond, rep: Nineteenth,
Jones: rep; Twentieth, Starin, rep;
Twenty Wilber, rep; Twenty second,
Miller, rep; Twenty third, Prescott rep;
Twenty fourth, Mason, rep; Twenty fifth,
Hiscock, rep; Twenty sixth, Camp, rep;
Twenty seventh, Lapham, rep; Twenty
eighth, Dwi ght, rep; Twenty ninth, Rich
ardson, rep; = Thirtieth, Van Voorhees,,
rep; Thirty-frst, Crowley, rep; Thirty
second, Pierce, rep; Thirty-third, Van
Earman, rep. The Tribune furnishes the
! following figures: Republican majority in
! the Senate, 8: Republican majority in the
assembly, estimated, SO; estimated Repuh-
lican majority on joint ballot So. The
last assembly stood: Republicans, IS;
Democrats, 80; Independent, /; Green
back, I; Workingmen, I.
T PENNSYLVANIA.
| The Keystone followed New York
electing Hoyt, Republican, governor, and
| the whole State ticket, with a majority Of
| the Congressman and the State Legisla~
ture. Andrew G. Curtin, the old war
| governor, was elected to Congress BY the
| Democrats. Speaker Randall was re-
elected, and Pig Iron Kelly, Of Philadel-
phia Heister Clymer had six thousand
majority. 5a
| Later returns report the Republicans
ahead on Congressman, making the dele
| cation sixteen Republicans, two Green
back Republicans, eight Democrats and
one Greenbaek Democrat. !. ..,t
Gen. Albright, rep. is defeated by 1903
majority. He will contest. ~
| II ars a.
| , NEW JERSEY. l5
"Jersey'' turned somersault The Re-
publicans have a majority Of the Legisla-
ture and the delegation to Congress, in
Guiding ex-Secretary Robson, of naval
fame. .5. 4 -.e 35
! MARYLAND.
"My Maryland elected six Democratic
and one Republican Congressman. The
| u se Rolf
had little row on election day.
@ VIRGINIA. .
| The Democrats and Conservatives elect
all the Congressman except one Jorgenson.
Gen. Joseph E. Johnston received two
thousand majority. There was only one
contest with Republicans. The rest were
between Democrats, Conservatives and In
dependents.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
Heavier Democratic gains are reported
| throughout the State. Gov. Hampton and
the present State officers were reelected
| without opposition. Alkens, Evans Fele-
man. Richardson, O'Connor, Democrats,
are all elected to Congress, with the posi-
bic exception of Richardson, who may be
beaten by Raineg, colorcd. /.
NORTH CAROLINA
The Con gressional delegation is solidly
Democratic Every county in the state
went Democratic except one. The Con
gressmen were elected without opposition.
Later returns indicate six Democrats
and two Republicans elected to Congress
Russell and O'Hara are the Republicans.
s$ls FLORIDA, n
The Legislature IS Dem mooratic in both
! branches with one Democratic congress ngres'
man. si.55s ST. III, l...a
s8sil M1ss1ssIFPI;
The Democrats carried the State, elect,
| ing the entire delegation as far as heard
from. u s.t. IF, ]. Il;
1 KENTUCKY.