New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1878-11-10

Legislature viii be strongly Repubncans
In this city and county the Republicans
reelected Coates, Sheriff, by one thousand
and thirty eight plurality. The Demo
Gratis have q large majority in the City
Council Up to the present writing some
four hundred and fifty towns and precincts |
heard from, give Crosswell plurality of
twenty-four thousand and five. At many
interior towns the National vote exceeds
the Democratic.
. New Hampshire.
CoNcoBD, November G. 6.-Republicans
elect three Congressman.
Boston, November GA special to the
Journal, speaking Of the New Hampshire
elections, says: The new Legislature will
be called upon to elect United States
Senator in place Of Bainbridge Wadleigh
of Milford, whose term expires March,
1879. Parties desiring the place are un-
derstood to be the Honorable Mr.. WRd-
leigh, General Starnes of Nashua, Henry
W. Blair of Plymouth, General Masten
of Dover, Austin N. Pike of Franklin, and
Ex-Governor Cheney of Manchester. The
contest will be lively.
Massachusetts.
New YORK, November GA special to
the Evening Post, from Boston, says: Lo-
ring, Republican, is undoubtedly re-elec-
ted in the Sixth District by one hundred
and thirty plurality.
l u
says: The result in the Sixth District is in
doubt: one town wanting, Hamilton.
The votes received by telegraph and those
published in the Newburyport Herald vary
considerably. We have carefully revised
our figures by the returns and we make
Loring elected by one hundred and forty.
one. The Newburyport Herald figures
Boynton elected by sixty-six majority, but
editoriAlly they can not say who is cleo
ted. We think Dr.. Loring is elected.
New Jersey.
TRENTON, N. j., November 6.-The
Legislature stands: Senate-eleven Re-
publicans and ten Democrats; one of the
latter Independent. House-thirty-six
Republicans and twenty -four Democrats.
Smith, Democrat and Greenback, is elec-
ted in the Second District by one thou
> sand majority. Amos Clark, Republican,
is elected in the Third District by two
hundred and fifty majority. These two
districts had heretofore been classet
doubtful.
Kentucky,
LOUISVILLE, November 7.-Genera
Murray, chairman of the State Centra
: Committee, to-day said; We think from
the meagre returns received that Dill, Re
= publican, has carried the ninth district
Il Prominent Democrats in that distric
q concede this. Official returns from five
o counties in the third district show 100
gain for Hunter, Republican; the sam
q rate of gain will elect him by 400.
10 Missouri.
ST.. LOUIS, November There seem
y to be no doubt of the defeat of Rea, Dem
- ocrat, in the ninth, and Pollard, Reput
i lican, in the tenth district.
Virginia.
RICHMOND, November S.-The mint
Is Congressional District is still in doubt
.. It is difficult to obtain returns fror
1t several counties which have no railroa
it or telegraphic communication. In eleve
70 counties, McMullen, Conservative an
o. Greenbacker, leads; Richmond, Conservs
1e tive, 81 votes. It is expected that New
in berry, Independent Conservative, wi
divide opposition vote with Nom ullen i
e. the four remaining counties, thus insurin
6, Richmond's election. McMullen ha
q nearly solid negro vote. Fall return
as not yet received from the first distric
b. where there is strong fight betwee
Beale, Conservative, and Round, Il
dependent. Beale will carry the distri
+o over Round and Cntcher, IndependeI
q Conservative, but it is impossible to sta
i. by what pluralities. The other diStrie
= remain as heretofore reported.
n Pennsylvania.
N. PHILADELPHIA, November 7.-Ofici
let returns come in slowly, and do not mat
rally change figures previously receive,
,ia Latest reports from the eleventh congre
lie sionAl district indicate the election
he Klotz, Democrat. over Albright, ReEub
tty can, by a small majority. This max
the Pennsylvania delegation stand 16 R
Re- publican, Greenback Republicans,
IN. Democrats and Greenback Dsmocrs
IL, Very little is known of the complexion
the next Legislature, but the lowest es
we mate places the Republican majority
Sc joint ballot ct SO.
o@l Dakota.
CHICAGO, November IA dispat
from YAnkton says: Returns are in frc
=. 25 of the 80 organized counties in Dakot
Z. Bennett, Republican, for Congress b
y. probably 1900 majority in the Territo1
The Black Hills counties give 600 DEN