The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1878-11-21

Aichigas-CrOewell (Rep.), for Governor,
has plurality of about 10000 The opposi-
tion vote was divided rather evenly between
the Democrats and Nationals. Entire Con-
gressional delegation Republican, gain of
one in the First District Legislature largely
Republican.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS State ticket elected
by large majority. All the Congressman
Democratic except in the Ninth District, in
which Ford (National Greenback) is elected
democratic gain of four.
Ainnesota- ON State ticket by
over 10000 majority. Legislature Republican.
First aui Third Congressional Districts Re-
publican; Second, Democratic-being gain
of one for the Democrats.
Nasylamd-The Republicans gain one Con-
gressman-the new delegation being COM
posed of five Democrats and one Republican.
Massachusetts, Talbot (Rep.) has majority
OF about g. 900 over Butler (NationaD for
Governor. Abbott polled but comparatively
q small vote, the contest being between Tai
bot and Butler. The latter carried the City of
Boston by about 1000 majority. All the Re-
publican candidates for Congress are elected,
except in the Fourth District.
sissippi-Meager returns. Opposition to
the Democratic ticket very slight.
Neruda- Daggett (Rep.) is elected Con-
gresham BY 500 or 600 majority.
North Carolisa-Republican claimed gain
of two Congressman in the First and Third
Districts. the delegation being composed Of
five Democrats and three Republicans.
Nebraxka-Republican State and Congress
sional tickets elected by over IL, 900 majority.
Legislature Republican.
Nev York-Legislature largely Republican.
The Republican candidate for Judge of the
Court of Appeals, elected. The Republicans
claimed twenty-five of the thirty-three Con-
gressmen-a gain Of eight. In the City of New
York the Anti-Tammany and Republican
ticket, headed by Cooper for Mayor, was elect
ed by majority of over 10000.
New 1ersey-Republican probably elect five
OF the seven COngressmen-a gain of two.
New Hampshire Legislature Republican.
The Republicans elect the three Congress
men-a gain of one. Head Rep.) elected
Governor by majority OF 4SS over all opposi-
ton. The vote stood: Head, IS, OS5; Mexican
(Dem.), 3l,OS3; Brown (Grecnback), 6,3S5;
Prohibition and scattering, 129.
lgunia-Republican by over q, 600 on
State ticket. Legislature largely Republican.
Congressional delegation, eighteen Republi-
cans-a gain of one: eight Democrats, and
one Greenback.
Rhode LNand-The two Congressional Dis
tricts Republican by about the average ma
jorities.
South Cas,olina-Largely Democratic. Con-
gressional delegation all Democrats gain
of three.
Tennessee Congressional delegation will be
composed of nine Democrats and one Repub-
lican-a Dem ocratic gain of one.
Tezas-State ticket elected by about the
usual Democratic majority. Not more than
two-thirds vote polled. No change in Con-
gressional delegation.
Termont-The special election in the Third
Congressional District resulted in the election
of Bradley Barlow (Greenbacker).
Wisconsin, Congressman, five Republicans
aud three Democrats, same as in Forty fifth
Congress. Legislature largely Republican.
Wyoming 7erritory-Downey (Rep.) elected
Delegate to Congress by about 800 majority.
Congressional delegation will
probably stand eight Democrats or Conserva-
tives to one Republican-same as in the pres
ent Congress.
Foridd-The Democrats carry the First
Congressional District, and the Republicans
probably the Second-being the same, polit-
ically, as in the present Congress.