The daily gazette., 1878-11-06

hnger, rep; fifteenth, Overton, rep;
sixteenth, Mitchell rep; seventeenth,
Coffroth, dem. Doubtful-eighteenth
Stenges, dem; nineteenth, Beltzhoover,
dem; twentieth, Curtin, dem; twenty
first, Wise, dem; twenty-second, Errett,
rep; twenty-third, Bayne, rep; twenty
fourth, Shallenberger, rep; twenty-fifth.
Waite, rep. In doubt-twenty-sixth,
Dick, rep; twenty-seventh, Osmer, rep.
MASSACHUSETTS.
BOSTON, Nov. 5.-The election OF
Thomas Talbot, the Republican candi-
date for Governor, is conceded by thirty
thousand plurality over b. r. Butler,
greenback and labor reform candidate.
Democrats largely voted for the Repub-
can candidate to make sure of Buffers
defeat, and hence Abbott, the regular
Democratic nominee, was left in the
lurch. Buffers strongest points were in
Boston, which gave him 25,2l4 aud Tai
bot 20, 762 Fall River, Butler 2709, Tai
bot 2,084; Lawrence, Butler 1852, Talbot
|, 1850; Lowell, Butler 4 .236, Talbot 3,773,
and Worcester, Butler 4, ,785, Talbot 8, 1852
The vote elsewhere for Talbot extinguish-
ed these small pluralities and gave him
the day by the heavy plurality indicated.
The Journals footlngs from 200 towns
is as follows; Talbot, 101 ,203; Butler,
| "a ,8l7; Abbott, 6,523 Miner, 1,062. Tai
majority. All of the Republican candi-
dates for State officers are elected. Fur
ther returns do not change results In the
| congressional districts, which are all car
rled by the republicans, with the excep.
| ton of the fourth district.
NEW JERSEY.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 5.-The republi-
| cans claim the election of eX-Secretary
| of the Navy RobeSon, in the first New
Jersey district by twenty-five hundred
| majority.
NORTH CAROLINA.
WILMINGTON, N. c., Nov. 5.-The
comr1 te returns of this city are Wad-
del, dem, for Congress, l,00l; Russell,
greenback rep, 1,924, making RussePs
majority b23 against a majority OF ,Oe6
| for Canady, rep, III 1876, There is atall-
ing off about % per cent. in tue demo-
| cratic vote, and 20 per cent IN the repub-
| lican vote. On the basis of this reduced
| vote throughout the district WaddelPs
majority would be about 800.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
| CHARLESTON, S. c., Nov. 5.-Every
| county hoard t, ON SO far except one, ha,
gone democratic by increased maj rites
| Evins and Aiken, democratic Congress
men are reelected in the third and fourth
districts. Tillman, dem, is elected ov0A
Smals, rep, by 1000 to 5000 majority in
the fifth district. O'Connor, dem, Is
elected over Mackey, rep, most probably
by small majority in the second dis
trict, and Richardson, dem, is most
probably elected over Rainey, rep, in
the first district. No riot or disturb lnce
of any kind or degree is reported in any
part of tue State.
TENNFSSEE.
NASHVILLE, TENN, Nov. 5.-The elec-
ton here was unusually quiet and but
little apparent interest felt Ind cations
are that the vote will be the lighteat pol
led in the State for years.
MEMPHIS, Nov. 5.-The election is
passing OIL quietly. But little interest Is
manifested, and the vote will be light.
CHATTANOOGA, TENN, Nov. 5,-The
returns indicate the election of Pettlbone,
republican, in the first district, and DID.
brell, democrat, in the third district oil
Tennessee. The election is very close in
the second Tennessee district Houck,
republican, is ahead.
The State went Democratic by $4,000
All the Democratic candidates are pro
badly elected, except IN the Memphis
District, where Randolph (Rep) is pro-
baby successful.