American citizen., 1878-11-16
THE NOVEMBER ELECTIONS.

Elections were held on Tuesday, Novem-
Der 5, as follows:
In Alabama, for Congressman. Present
delegation all Democrats
delegation all Democrats.
In Connecticut, for congressman, State of
ncers, and u partial Legislature which VIII
choose United States senator to succeed
sional delegation STANDS Democrats to
Republican. The vote on President in 1876
Democratic pInrnIry, $50. In the present
Legislature the Republicans have majority
OF 9, ON Joint ballot. anu one-hait the Senate
In Delaware, for Congressman, Governor,
and a full Legislature. The vote on Presi
dent i'll 1876 was -Tiiden, l2.2S5; Hayes, To-
1852. Democratic plurality. ,sS3.
In Florida, for Congressman and partial
Legi.ssnre which m ad Will Choose" sho%se Gnited
can. The vote on President in ls.6 was
Hayes, p, $40; Tiiden. 2. .ss,; Republican, plu-
r..iity, go Crhe Democrats claimed ma
i,irtty OF - according to the ruiz Z of the
Court) Present Congressional delegation,
had majority OF 10 on joint ballot in the
In Georgia, for Congressman. Present del
egation all Democrats.
In Illinois, for Congressman. State Treasur-
er and Superintendent of Public Instruc
ton, one halt the Senate and all the House
OF a Legislature which will choose a United
States Senator to succeed Ogiesby, Republi-
stands Ii Republicans 10 $ Democrats. The
vote on President in 1916 was-Hayes, 27s, ,2S2 ;
Tllden, 25s.col; Cooper, Il ,2s3. Republican
plurality, IL 631. In the last Legislature the
vote on joint ballot neutrality-suspicious., 10l I;
Democrats 9s; Independents. 8.
and partial Legislature which will choose a
United States Senator to succeed Ingalls,, Re-
ont an
Republican plurality, l0,I ,I2O. The last Legis-
lature had Republican majority of ls3 on
In Kentucky, for Congressmen. Present
deIieg1u0ne I e.s ai Dem0crats; foc Hno.s.usr st.,e
Treasurer, one half of the senate and all the
House of . Legislature which will choose a
Democrat The present Congressional dele
cation stands Democrats to l Republican.
The vote on President in 1876 was (Returning
Democratic county Tilden. ss,72s; Hayes,
1,E4; Republican majority of GET accord
ing to the first, and a Democratic majority
of 6,5l9 accoI d,ng tn the last count.
In Maryland, for congressman. Present
delegation all Democrats.
In Massachusetts for Congressman, State
gressional delegation stands Republicans, l
on President in 1875 was-Hayes, l5oO63; TIL
den. los.LI. Republican plurality, Il ,ss6.
aef he sas
sional delegation stands Republicans to 1
NMases. icssii; Tiiden. III ,;S5; cooper OF @ 1850
Republican plurality, 2l.se6.
In Minnesota, for Congressman, minor
delegation are all Republicans. Tie vote on
President in 1875 was-Hayes, .2,9oa; Tilden,
1919; Cooper, 1888. Repub lean plurality,
In Mississippi, for Congressman. Prese mt
Songress,men ,S al Demoerats Vote on Presi-
Democratic plurality, 59,5es.
In Missouri, for Congressmen, Supreme
lature which will choose a United States Sen.
atOr to succeed Cockrell. Democrat, whose
term expires in 1881; also, a United Statk
senator TO NIL the vacancy caused by the
death of Bogy, Democrat, whose term will
expire in 1879, and whose place was Temporal
rily filled by the appointment of David II.
CATION stands Democrats to Repub ~us
The vote on President in 1876 was-T.idon.
cratic plurality, 5s.04s In the last Legislature
the Democrats had a majority of 81 on joint
ballot.
In Nebraska, for Congressman, to fill va
cancy caused BY death of Frank welch; also,
Gongre ssman for fun term; state of1cers and
was.Mayes. 81 slSi Tilden. 1854 Repubn-
In Nevada. for Congressman, State officers,
and Ii Legislature which will elect United
States senator to succeed John p. Jones, Re-
publican. The vote on President in 1876 was
Fayes, l0.3s3; Tflden, 9,S0S Republican plu
ra.ity, 075.
In New Hampshire, for Congressman, Gov
ernor and minor State officers, and a Legfsla-
ture which will choose a United states Sena-
tor to succeed Wadleigh, Republican. The
present Congressional delegation stands, Z
R"publicans TO Democrat. The vote on
President in 1915 was-Hayes, Al, ,b39; Tilden,
$500. Republican plurality. 5000. The Re-
publicans h ad a majority of 73 ON Joint bal
lot In the last Legislature.
In New Jersey, for Congressman and par.
tial Legislature. The present Congressional
delegation stands 4 Democrats to Repubii-
cans.
In New York. for Congressman, minor state
officers, and a partial Legislature which wlii
choose United states senator to succeed
Conkling, Republican. The present Con
gressional delegation stands II Republicans
to I6 Democrats. The vote on PRESIDENT in
1876 was-riIden, 52I ,949; Hayes, s92o5 Coop
er, 1881. Democratic plurality 81 Inc
Republicans had majority OF 10 ON JOINT
In North Carolina, for Congressmen. the
present Congressional delegation stands
Democrats To Republican.
In Pennsylvania, for Congressman, state
officers, and II partial Legislature which VIII
choose a United states Senator 10 succeed
Cameron, Republican The present Congress
-ional delegation stands Il Republicans To ~
Democrats. The vote on President IN 1876
was-llayss, 3si,l22; filden. 3s6. lbs; cooper,
7,isT- Republican plurality, 1851. The last
Legislature had a Republican majority OF 4
In Rhode Island for Congressman. Present
Representatives. both Republicans. The vote
on President In 1876 was-ilaycs, b,.sI; Ill
den, .7l2. Republican plurality, 5Ols.
In South Carolina, tor Congressman, state
officers, and Legislature which will choose
RcpubIican The present Congressional del
egation stands Republicans to- Democrats
The present Legislature Is Democratlc me
vote on President in 1876 was-Hayes, 9l,lsG
Tilden, 90,S96 Republican plurality, $50.
Hampton (Democrai), at the same election,
had a majority of l3i tor Governor;
In Tennessee, for congressman, Governor,
and Legislature. The present Congressional
delegation stands Democrats to Republi
cans. The vote on President in 1876 was
Tilden, l8s, ,l66; Hayes, s9,S66. Democratic
plurality, 1850.
In Texas, for Congressman, State Officers,
and partial Legislature. The present Con
Rressmen are all Democrats The vote on
President in 1876 was-Tilden, lo4 ,SO3; Hayes,
a, ,S03. Democratic plurality, s. ,0J0.
In Vermont, for a Congressman in the
Third District, there being no choice in the
september election. The vote then stood
Grout, Republican,, G,6sl; Barlow, Green
Uacker, BIG; Waterman, Democrat, 3,526.
In Virginia. for Congressman Present del
cgation, Democrats to Republican.
In Wisconsin, for Congressman, and par
tial Legislature which will choose Uniteo
states Senator to succeed Howe, Republican
The present Congressional delegation stand:
. Republicans to Democrats The last Leg
islature had a Republican majority of z Oh
Joint ballot.