The New York herald., 1878-09-10


Ing to- night at which Blaine, Garfield and General
John L. Swiit, OF Boston, were 10 mako speesnes
sussted not to make any demonstration. So for tho
6fst fifteen years, there Is no eonera uatoIy
,.n Reed is elected IN the First district Frye in
lbe Second, aud Lindsey in the Third. Powers Is ds.
the chances about even between Hale and hurcn.
yRyE REFLECTED TO coNdREss-REtD
ELECTION IN poUBT-GRrrNDACxERs ELATED
OVER AN INCREASED VOTE.
fBY rELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.]
LEWISTON, Me-, Sept 9, 1878
Tho greeBback movement 10 this district was con-
uuder tho personal supervisor OF Soon Chase
he father OF the party in Maine. He was candidate
for Congress and poed fair vote. In Androscoggin
county ne received about twenty 1--we hundred voies
but IN oxford and Franklin counties Frye rolled up
his old TIME msjorities and Beicher tho democratic
candidate, drew OF enough defeat the grssnbaekers
REFLECTED.
FRYE 10 reelected by about 1000 plurality he
ipadc a maQ ncent mpaign, speaking 10 evcry town
~ district advocating the hardest kind OF bard
moncy. Garnsd also helped him' dong some ensot've
service.
THE RETURNS.
Returns from tho other portions OF the State are
not SO spcouragipR despatch from Portland gives
the impression tina. tho Firss district Is sii 10 aoSo.
M Frye feels very much elated night although no
Il greatly fatgued
DR.. Carcelon. the democratic candidate, also lives
IN ,ns city. Hs Gays tonight ,na, tho republican
election by The people, and that for the
future Blame control tho politics OF tho State
much eiatsd over the returns received, which snow
IN immense gain in their vote.
gHE VOTE IN PoRrLANp-BEPuBLIcAN GAINS
REPoRrED-rHE CONGRESSIONAL TIcKET,
PORTLAND, Sept o. 1873
Al two O'Clock p. NJ, In this city, the republicans
had polled 3lsv votes, the democrats lsos and the
srssnbaekers 42s The total vote Of this
city last year was:-Rcpublican, 2,066;
esmeorat 2.os7: grsenbsek. Al; scattering H. This
Indicates increased vote and that tho greenback
vote Will Do about ten per OF the total, coming
pretty evenly from both the republican and demo-
THE VOTE FOR GOVERNOR.
The vote for Governor this c,ty SO Tar stands
Republican, .s79 democratic, ,a5l greenoack, 4sl
So; against republican, 2.066; democratic, 2,o37
greenback ard scattering, 43. last year.
Congress, are both ahead OF insir tickets drawing
from the gree Reed Will 80 out OF the city,
probably with 500 plurality, while 10 1876 be carried
Deerins is reported as eloc,ng republican Repre-.
sentative, the urst time for years.
o. HALE DEFEATED FOR CONoREsS-LADD, GREEN
BAcxEF, PRoBAsLY ELECTED IN THE FOURTH
p1srRIcr--BYJoIcrNo AMONG TUE GREEN
pacKERs.
BANGOR, Ne. Sept 9. 1878
Tho nght In this city ana county to-day the
eercesi ever known In the history of our politics.
krecpbackers and democrats united aud the
republicans were we'll organized and confident
II wss said for the last week BY BoutelIo
of tho Whlg and Courier and others tnat 'rhe
Quakers would come out" They did come out, ont
too many OF voted the wrong sioe. The great
oght was over the Congressional candidates. Powers
made u gallant fight, but the Indications nro that
no Is defeated upcss the back iowns OF Aroostook
and Piscatsquis counts give him overwhelming
majsrities In this city the combination ticket poed
I.o25 votes. aud the repubican l.52o, giving a
majority against Powers OF 06 Conner, The can
didale for Governor, had 1854 votc., white smith,
tho grccnback standard bearer received ,4e6, Gar
eson, democrat, only polling l97.
A GREExBAcKER CONGRESS-
Tadd. the gresabacker. wDo also received the demo-
cratic support, Will probably represen, The fourin
hope Tor success. The grcenbacksrs are holding
grand joIlificat,en meeting at the City Hall The en-
gain for the doctrine rs vociferousy chccrcd.
HAtg PROBABLY DEFEATED.
A private messagc from greenbackor In Hale's
district states TINT Little Eugene had sccn defeated
THIS caused general snou' Of jsy. Georse W. Lsdd
,s"i sa lo,'sS se was elected BY 1000 majority.
In Penobscot county no claims |, 200 majority
Aroostoek 500, add Pisestequas by smsil majority.
Powers defeat by a small majority. Tho news from
other portions oil the State s dscouragtng, and alto
gctbsr the prospect looks gloomy
THE LATEST DISPATCHES CoNNon LACKS SIX
THOUSAND VOTES OF AN rLKCTIoS-Two
oRsKsBAcK CANDIDATES ELECTED TO con-
oREss
PORTLAND, No., Sept 9, 1873
one hundred and nfiy towns give Conoor 80 3s7
ssreelon IA O55, Smith ~ SOL Connor lacks go
majority. The same towns last year gave Connor
H 337 democratic u 400 gresnbacw 347e, scattering
12o. Copnor's majority, 3. .2s2 The total vote last
year was:-RepubIcan, 53,5s5; democrats, 42,3i1; !;
green back 52s1 scattering, s7i Connor's majority,
b,1l2 Aggregate vote, 1o2,0os.
m The vetc continues II ~ In those towns tho az
rreratc vote VIII be about 1900 Of which Counor
should have $1,000, Garccow $4,000, smith
$1,000 and Connor will lack 1000 Of an
election Tue democratic vors continues 10
sl, on o @ % a ,no U' First
probably 500 puraiity. Frye, republican, ~ re.
elected In the seeosd, and Lindsey, republican, In
tne Third. Bowers, republican, Is defeated In tho
Tourth by Ladd, democrat AMI grscnbaek, and Hale
ts probsbly defeated In tho Filth oy Murcn, green.
back and isbor sgts,or, although there was oemo-
TIE CONTEST IN fnYs's pIsrRfcT-ELEcTIoS
or oREESBAcK STATE SENATOR.
BARN, Me-, Sept. 0, 1873.
Returns received here show a mojority OF e35 in
aadaboc county for Frye treplcan), the Second dis
trtct candidate tor Congress- Tho contest was msn
on Representatives TO Congress- In this cry Frye has
ga votes; BeIcber tdemocratL III Chase (grecnback
s14 The republican county ticket Is elected Con
ner's meory In this city 40. against l95 10 1870,
ON reduced vote. Republican town representatives,
are elected 80 before.
sKowHEGAx Me-, Sept q, 1878.
In somerset county democratic -ercenbsck senator