West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1878-11-16
The Late Elections.

Nnls city give a majority OF fourteen thou
sand for Cooper for Mayor. The entire
Anti-Tammany Republican combination
ticket Tor city officers are elected. Returns
from the interior of the State show Repub.
hcan gains, and indicate the election OF
George L. Danforth, Republican, as Judge
OF the Court of Appeals, by a considerable
majority. The Republicans claim ten to
fifteen majority in the Assembly. The fol.
lowing Congressman sre elected Bourke
Cox, Wood, Morton, and Nc 'ook. The
Sun gives the following list + Congress
men surely or probably elected in this
State First District, Covert, Democrat:
Second District, e'Reilley, Independent
Democrat and Republican Third District
Chittenden, Republican: Fourth District
BlissI Democrat; Fifth District, Null
Ter, Tammony Democrat; Sixth Dis
! trict, Cox, Tsmmanv Democrat.
! Seventh District EiDstein, Anti.Tammany
and Republican, Eighth District, McCook,
Republican; Ninth District, Wood. Tam.
/ many Democrat; Tenth District, O'Brien.
/ AntiTammany and Republican; Eleventh
District, Morton, Republican Twelfth Dis.
trict Smith, Republican, since dead: Thir.
teenth District, Ketcham, Republican;
| Fourteenth District, Beebe, Democrat; Fiji
| teenth District, Lonsberry, Democrat;
/ Sixteenth District, Bailey, Republican
Seventeenth District, Ward, Repub-
! lican; Eighteenth District, Ham.
mond, Republican; Nineteenth District.
",
Starin, Republican; Twenty-irst District.
| WILDER, Republican Twenty-second Dis.
/ trlct, Miller, Republican, Twenty.third
| District, Prescott Republican: Twenty
fourth District Mason, Republican;
Iwenty;hith District, Hiscock, Republ.
can Twenty.siSth District, Camp, Re.
| publican; Twenty.seventh District
Lapham, Republican; Twenty.eighth
District, Dwight, Republican, Twenty
ninth District, Richardson, Repub-
lican; Ihirtieth District, Van VOORHEES,,
Republican; Thirty-frst District, Crowley,
Republican: Ihirty-second District, Pierce,
Republican; Thirty-third District, Van
Aernam, Republican. The Tribune fur
nishes the following figures Republican
majority in the Senate, s; Republican ma.
Jority in the Assembly estimated at 30; es.
timated Republican majority on Joint bal.
lot, bS The last Assembly stood-Repub.
IicanS, 90: Democrats, 90; Independent,
Greenback, 1 4; Workingmen, /. Judge of
! Court OF ppeals-Bradley Democrat.
5000; Danforth, Republican, II ,766 Brad.
ley's majority, $500. For City Judge
lowing, combination, has II, i39 majority.
Tor District Attorney-Phelps, combina.
ton, 1858 majority. For Coroner-EIlin-
ger, combination. -, 6Oi majority.
a dispatch from Wilmington Delaware
OF the 9th says: John W. Hall, Democrat
has been elected Governor. Edward l.,
Martin, Democrat, is elected TO Congress-
the above Offices, the only opposition being
Greenbackers. The Republicans ran n
county ticket in New Castle County, but
without success. 1t was expected the
Greenbackers would have developed some
strength in Sussex County, but the returns
received so far indicate that they offered
no material opposition. In Kent County
the Democrat ticket was unopposed
Hartford, Ct, November . : Returns from
lao "a towns give Andrews 45,255; Hubbard,
,dSl2I; Atwater, 1897; Baldwin, 1,O55.
The Republicans elect Hawley. Wait and
Miles to Congress The Republicans will
have the Legislature by 80 majority, and. AS
there is no election 10y the people. the Re.
publican ticket will be elected by the Leg
islature.
Concord, N. H., November 3: The re.
turns of $50 towns indicate the election of
Head, for Governor, by 900 majority. As
returned, the House stands 50 Republicans.
90 Democrats and Greenbackers The
Republicans claim they have from twenty
hye to thirty majority. The Congressional
districts have not been returned sufficiently
tull to give definite maiorities but IL il
probable the Republicans have carried the
three districts by strong pluralities, elect
ing Hall IN the First, Briggs in the Second
and Farr in the Third. The Republicans
| have doubtless carried fourteen Senatorial
districts, the Democrats eight, with two
doubtful.
Providence, II. l., November ;; The
Journal has returns from the entire State,
except Block Island. In the First District,
Nelson w. Aldrich, Republican, has 800;
Davis, Democrat, ,325 Salves, Greenback.
| 6O6 scattering, lOi; Aldrich's majority,
In the Second District, Latimer w. Ballou
Republican, has $500; Barnaby, Democrat
! li555; Smith, Greenback, 81: SCATTERING
none; Ballou's majority, 7Os.
trenton, n. j., November . New Jersey
mas turned complete political somersault
Her present Congressional delegation stands
four Democrats to three Republicans. Five
oil the seven members elected TODAY are Re.
PuDhcans, with one district in doubt FIX.
Secretary OF the Navy Robson. Renuhii.
can, has about $500 majority. The Renub.
means elect seven of the eight Senators
and thus secure control OF the Senate THE
republicans make gaius in the Assembly.
Last House stood thirty-three Democrats
twenty-three Republicans. New House
stands thirty'two Republicans, twenty.eirht
/ Democrats.
ST. Adams, VI, November 4: The special
! Congressional election i'm the Third MS
trict, ordered by the Governor. there bein,,
no election IN September, took place TODAY,
Returns from forty-eight towns give Bradley
barlow boiling Republican and Greenback
/ Gl4l W. w. GrOut, regular Republican,
| 2,loi ". l.. Waterman, Democrat sos
/ ppalio" majority, S,l74; plurality over
-
TEMPER OF 1888. Twenty.eight towns 10
hear from, but Barlow's victory is assured
Chicago, November 5-ATidniobt. Re.
/ turns from the Congressional districts of
/ the state, although incomplete. geem tn
show that the Republicans have gained
/ TWO Bepresentatiyes-na Davis. i'm
/ the Second District, and Thomas i'm tLe
! Eighteenth. II these figures hold good
the Congressional delegation from Illinois
IN the next Congress will stand: Repub,i.
cans, I5 Democrats, 9. Thomas and Davis
replace Hartzell and Harrison, present
| members. F'''"'
Inc earliest returns from Michigan. No.
VemDer ., state that the Republicans have
earned the State by about 80. 600 p,uralitv
ana elected nine Congressman.
Milwaukee, Wis, November = Fourth
congressional District, twenty-one towns
ana the city Of Milwaukee, Republican
gam OF 500. Frisby's RepJ majority i'm
/ MhWaukee county, 900. lie is probably
tiected. fiith District. forty.one towns
republican gain, LILO; First District
Iory-elght towns, Democratic gain. 243:
second District, thirty.six towns. Repub.
mean gain iI6l Third District. fifteen
towns, Democratic gain, 4j7; Sixth District.
tmrty-one towns, Democratic gain. t.t7G.
seventh District. thirty.fve towns. Demo.
cratic gam, 6s2 Eighth District. thirtv.gix
tO"ns Democratic gain, 20. This comnari.
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