The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1878-11-14
POLITICAL POINTS.

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Returns from the November elections,
as received by telegraph on the morning Of
Monday, Nov. II, indicate the results noted
below:
Nzinois.-Entire Republican State ticket
elected, and the Legislature is Republican by
small majority. The Congressional delegation
stands IL Republicans, Democrats and Green
backeer.
Wisconsm.-The election in this State was
for members of Congress and the State Legsla-
ture. The Congressional vote may be summed
up as follows: First district, Republican; Sec
ond, Republican; Third, Republican; Fourth,
Democratic; Fifth, Democrat; SIXTH Demo-
GRAFT; Seventh, Republican,; Eighth, Republican.
The Republicans elect q clear working majority
of the Legislature On joint ballot.
Michigan -Returns indicate that the Repub-
ican State ticket is successful by large plural
ity, and that both branches of the Legislature
are Republican. The Congressional delegation
is solidly Republican .s
Aianesota.-The Republicans have about
Is, 900 majority on the State ticket The Demo-
Gratis elect one Congressman oehler, of the
Third l
Missouri-Twelve Democrats and one Green
hacker are elected to Congress.
Nebraska.-The Republicans elect their Gov
ernor and member of Congress by about 10 600
majority.
Kaaasas.-The Republicans elect their State
ticket by 10000 majority, and every member of
Congress. The Legislature is largely Republic
can.
Pennsylvamja.-T Republicans carry the
State by about $1,000 majority. The Congress
sional delegation stands Is Republicans, 2
Greenback Republicans, s Democrats, and /
Greenback Democrat.
NeW York.-The Republican State ticket is
elected by a small majority That party also
gains four or five Congressman, while the
Legislature is also largely Republican, thus in
surfing the reelection of Mr. Conkling to the
United States Senate. In New York city Tam
many Hall was overthrown, the combination
ticket headed by Edward Cooper, anti Tam
many Democrat, being elected by over $4,000
majority.
Neac Jersey.-The Republicans have proba-
bly, elected five Of the seven Congressmen-a
Democratic loss of two
Comaaecticut-The Republican candidate for
Governor leads his Democratic competitor
1900 or 3, 900 votes, but as the Greenback vote
is about 5000 there is no choice, and the election
will be decided by the Legislature. AS that
body is Republican by large majority, the
Of Ill
States Senator is assured
Massachusetts, -The Republicans made a
clean sweep, Ben Butler being defeated for
Governor by upward of 10000 majority. Only
one Democrat elected to Congress Leopold
Morse, of Boston
Rhode Bland-T Republicans elect both
of the Representatives in Congress-
New Hampsztire.- Republicans elected
their candidate for Governor, carried every
Congressional district, and secured working
majority in the Legislature.
Ve1naont.-There was q special election for
Congressman in the Third district of Vermont,
resulting in the choice of Barlow, Greenbacker.
Viryinia.-The election was quiet through
out the State, and the vote small Gen. Joe
Johnston was elected to Congress in the Rich
mond district The Republicans elect one Con-
gressman-Je rgensen-in the Fourth district
GeoTyia.-The election in Georgia was very
exciting. The negroes united with the indie
pendents and the result is the election of two or
three Independents to Congress. A. H. Ste
phens was reelected without opposition.
De1aware.-The Democrats elected the Gov
ernor and Representative in Congress.
Ma7y1ond.-The Democrats elect all the
members of Congress except in the Third dis
trlct, where Umer, Republican, is chosen.
Tennessee. Democrats elect their State
ticket by large majority, nine of the ten Con-
gressmen, and secure large majority in the
Legislature
Ieras.-The Democrats make clean sweep.
electing all the Representatives in Congress and
a majority in the Legislature
Mississippi THE Democrats send an I'M
broken delegation to Congress.
Lowisiomo.-E. A. Burke, the Democratic
candidate for State Treasurer is elected. The
Democrats also carry all six of the Congress
sional districts
hent1cky.-The Democrats elect their Con-
gressmen in every district.
Arko'asas.-An of the Representatives re-
turned to Congress are Democrats.
AldbGma.-All of the Democratic nominees
for Congress were elected, except in the Eighth
district, where Lowe, Independent, was chosen
Nevada.-The Republicans elect their State