Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1878-11-16

elected by large majoritics. Legislature Dem
Maryland -Urner, Republican, is probably
elected to Congress from the Sixth District
a Republican gain.
elected to Congress from the Fourth District,
| and all other Republican candidates proba-
CATION nnchanged politically. The entire
| Republican State ticket is chosen by an estf-
mated plurality of 25, 600 Butler carried most
of the cities, but did not run well in the coun-
| try districts
Michigan-Newberry, Republican, is elect
ed to Congress from the First District, over
Williams, Democrat, making the Congress
sionai delegation soiidiy Republican. The
| Republican plurality on State ticket is esti-
| Minnesota-The Democrats seem to have
elected Poehler. their candidate for Congress
] delegation heretofore being solely Republi-
can.
Mississippi-vote light and cntiro Demo
cratic ticket chosen.
Missouri-The Democrats ..s,. ~r1hHB y
gained three Congressman rla 80 .1Uis
Districts, viz, Clardy in the F. we'll 'l tne
Second, and Frost in the Thiro -Hr l-'ssbrh
District (kansas City, Sawy inJe IeHtUut
Democrat, is elected over crisp, raEui-r
Democrat. Ford, Greenback iig pub HCnus IS
elected over Rea, Democrai, IN the >ins-
District Democratic tate til Sct elected rgd
Legislature Democratic. In 81 Louis rss-
Democrats and Republicans divide tEC city
offices.
Nebraska-Republican Stat ana gonE-us-
sional ticket chosen over combined Demo
cratic and Greenback ticket, ly from 30 $50 r.
Il, ,0C0 majority.
Nevada-Dagget, Republica .--sS.ois
elected to Congress.
New Hampshire-The Republicans claim to
have carried all three Congressional districts
and elected their State ticket by about 600
majority. Legislature Republican.
New Jersey-Smith, Democratic Green
ond District-a Republican loss. The Repub-
lfcans however have an Offset in the Third
District, electing Amos Clark, and gain an
a ms nr1h In II a.
publican gain of one member. The Republi-
cans have a clear Legislative majority.
New York--The Republicans have gained
Congressman, viz: in the 18th, 1lth ,l2th, 18th,
18th, 30th, 3lst and SD districts; and the
anti-Tammany and Republican candidates
are also elected i'm the I'd, 7tn and 10th dis
tricts. The Republican State ticket is elected
and the Legislature is Republican. In New
York City, Edward Cooper, anti-Tammany
entire antf-Tammany ticket.
North Carolina-The Republicans have
gained two additional congressman, in the
First and Second Districts, making the dele
CATION nve Democrats to three Republicans.
Pennsylvania-The Democrats have gained
one Congressional district, the Seventeenth,
and the Republicans one, the Eightecnth-a
stand OFF. In the Twentieth District. Yocum,
National. is probably elected over Curtin,
Democrat. The Republicans claim a majority
of from g. 600 to q, 900 on State ticket, and a
majority of 40 on Joint ballot in the Legisla-
ture.
Rhode Island-Both Republican Congress
men elected.
south CarOuna-Ent1reC congressional dele
cation probably Democratic, although some
districts are close and doubtful. Hampton
re elected Governor by increased majority.
Tennessee-The Democrats gain one Con
gresham in the First District. State ticket
Democratic.
Texas-The Democrats elect all their Con.
gressmen, with the probable exception of
Judge Hancock in the Fifth District, who
seems to be defeated by Washington Jones,
Greenbacker.
Vermont-Barlow, Greenbacker, carries
the Congressional election in the Third Dis
trict.
Virginia-Jorgensen. Republican, probably
re elected to Congress from the Fourth Dis
trict. No change in other districts.
acknowledgements delegation prob
ably unchanged politically, although there
are some doubts of the result in the Third
and Fourth Districts, the former Republican
and the latter Democratic. Legislature Re-
publican.
Dakota Territory Bennett, Republican,
probably elected to Congress.
Idaho Territory Winslee, Democrat, prob
ably elected to Congress.
New Mexico Territory -Operel, Republican,
probably elected tn Congress.
Wyoming Territory-Downey, Republican,
probably elected to Congress.