Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-09-11

Lin oil republican, Hancock republican except
| treasurer and commissioner which are in doubt.
| Knox senator democratic. The fusion ticket gets
| treasurer and commissioner, the rest of the Oh
GERS republicans. Kennebec solid republican.
Lincoln senator republicsr, sheriff, commissioner
and register of probate democrats. treasurer in
| doubt. Oxford all republican. Somerset all fu-
sion. Waldo all fusion. Washington probably
| republican rs senator Is so. York republican eK
| cept the sheriff and county attorney who were
, carried by fusion candidates.
The two lacking representatives 10 Cumberland
are Merrill, republican, and Poor, democrat. max
ing county stand republicans, : democrats, S
greenbacks
The greenbackers in this vicinity are disap-
pointed at not doing better here, but the centre
of the storm seems to have passed to the eastern
| of part of the state.
The vote in the first district is significant, Reed
l3, ,726, Anderson, democrat, 0 ,431, Cove, green
back, 6,546. 10 is it stood Reed 6,24s, dc mo-
crat Is, ,l56, scattering III. The democrats
pecled 10 hold their vote aud defeat the repubh
cans by drawing from the republicans, as Cove
was formerly republican, but the result was ex-
sctly the opposite, and hard money democrats are
mourning demoralized party.
PORTLAND, September 10. The following are
the Cumberland county representatives elected
Dana, democrat; Flank, democrat; Ingrsham.
democrat; Fox, greenbAck Locke, republican;
Lord, republican; Smart republican; Young, re-
publican; Guptill, greenbsck; Pickett. democrat;
Morrill,, gieenbsck; Stiles, gieenback; Bracket.
dem ocIat; Winsow, democrat; Thomas republic
iuU dam
FIVE greenbackers, seven repub leans, and two not
reported. We have thus far 5S repu ublicans, 80
greenbackers, lS democrats. Not reported, SO,
of these 20 are known to be democrats or green
b-ckers. If all the rest are republicans. they will
still lack one of . majority.
DAMARIsCoTrA September 10. The following
are elected representatives To the legislature:
Hall and Richardson, repub licsns; Reed, Dodge,
Cunningham and Ty Ter, democrats. County tick
ct; Senator, Commissioner and treasurer, repub-
hcsns; sheriff and register of probate, democrats.
,jority about nine hundred and thnty against
Connor in the county. Lindsey has q plurality
of ninety.
BELFAST, September 10. Representatives elect
ed from Waldo county: Belfast, Wallace; Sc srs-
port Simpson; Wintelport and Frankfort,
Richie; Belmont, etc. Hunt; Freedom etc.,
Lamson; Jackson, ETC., Haley; Palermo, etc.,
Higgins; Linconvie and Northport, Huri All
on combined greenback and democratic ticket,
and all except Hurd Of democratic sntecedents.
RocKLAND, September 10. Wilson, democrat,
elected fiom Thomaston. by plurality Of seven.
Mstinicus vote, twenty-five republican, eleven
democrats. and does not change any result pre-
viously given.
BANGOR, September 10. Returns in this Sec
tion are still meagrs, owing to large number of
towns being remote from telegraph lines. Re-
turns from Aioostook Indicate that the Iepubii-
cans have elected commissioner and perhaps
sheriff, while the gIeenbackers and democrats
have probably elected senator and treasurer.
Two districts elect Benz. Smith aud Ehen Wood
bury, republican; three elect Daniel Lewis, dem
crst, S. e. Smith, G. b. and VIM. Dickey, demo-
crats while two are not reported
Returns for this county still incomplete. Towns
reported show increased republican vote over last
year, but increase of combined opposition far
greater rendering it improbable that the republi-
can ticket is elected, but two republican repre-
sentatives are known to be elected, and most dis
tricts have been heard from. Democrats and
greenbackers fully combined on local candidates,
and eleven-twelflbs of the democrats voted for
Smith for Governor. Gsrceon will receive less
in the county than the scattering vote last year.