The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-11-06
NEW f0Hs IA.

fqs7 votes llend llepubcanl a2oG: Brown
(Greenbnehl 1lz7.
New YORK.
Tann,any Leading in Certain districts.
Nrw youK Nov b-Schell polls o heavy vote
In the First second, Third, Seventh. Ihirteenth
iii .rnni first Assembly Districts
aeIntrE HAT ion districts heard from make
close vote between scbell aud Cooper.
Auta-Tammauy wins by Ten Tho"aand
Nrw YonK, Nov. +, 1890 y. m.-Ooopere ma
Tory will reach 10000.
.Eogsn Me1ly Acknowledges EamhhanSs
Defeat.
NEW yoRK. Nov +. 9 D. m,-Two hundred and
tel, election districts give Cooper 6b2l majority
John Kelly has just made speech u ram
many Hall saying we are oea'eh "'' "'ops
III Ia The the Tenph Congressional Dietrict O'Briep
Y ahead far 81 COX to away az aead so
az ~ henrd from in the Eighth Congressional
District McOook is ahead of Jerome leading by
about double.
assembly and Congressional Returns.
EEw yonK. Nov. +. s:t5 y. m.-strahan IRE
uilbcan liz elected by over 900 majority to tho
1ssemby Bourke is probably, elected over
Muller In the Fifth CohEresssional District out
the race is close and doubtful.
$egammany saves Tvvo Candidates.
NEW YonK, Nov, $3.50 .. NIT is now claimed
that tbe entire Tammany TICKET Is delea..e,n.
with The exception OF 3. s. Cox anu possibly
Fernando Wood.
asErcetans to the Legislature I'm City Dis"
trEcts.
NEW YoRH. Nov. 6. 9;15 p; m1,rhree hrndred
and eighty five election districts give COOP
n aoo minority. For the Assembly, Second Dis
trict. O'Crady Ia hhend with several dtetrotst to
sie a In theS oventh Noyes s elected. Ia The
srhirteenth Strahan is elected. In the F1urtcenth
nurgo is ahead, and in the Sixteen Hagen ID
elected.
a Quiet Election I'm the City of New Work.
NEW yoRK Nov "a aueter or more order
" election was never held In the city. and from
Che opening I'll The close OF the polls only two
or three small Atlrays were reported.
Fhe a'Ongresstnen Elected I'm taae CITY Of
New Work..
Erw YonK, Nov, Bren, Anti Tammany.
ia about 800 ahead for Congress, with the best
qrs e ae be eeoed
sIsourke, hnii-Tammnny; Cox, Tammany;
Wood, Tammany; Norton Ahtl-Iammahy'
Wcuook. Anti-TRmmany.
New Yerk'a Assembly districts.
NEW YoRK. Nov, +, 10 y. MIN the Twentieth
Assembly District Alderman, anti Tammany, Ia
elected; Twenty tha aH nn
srressional District by. ovor 1000 The vote be-
tween McDonoueh, Tnmnm!ony and A A,"aYsi'
anti Tammany. in the E1Ghleehth hSseWby
District Ia very close.
ap'Brten and Merton, Anti-TaHaaHnany,
Elected to- Congress.
New YonK, My. E 70 2, b. mnUBTri .' amt
for Congress- ia the Tenth District, Th7 contest
ia very close In the Eleventh ,Congressional
district Morton anti @ 10 1000 4nead OF
fIrraT 'aeeamby district to hear from. and al
nm cat ali the SIEVE, taenth At smbEy District
new Y0rNs Next Mayer Addresses HES
Constituents.
Nuw YopK Nov 5.-Thc following ia tho
ssneech made by Mr., Cooper to-ntgh bit: II thank
YOU for your enthusiastic reception. Tor your
good wiz for your hs n eo omse Hd9T We se9sG
have at heart-the cause OF independent gov
eminent The advantages OF our triumph &C.
crue to all citizens. even those VINO oppose US;
NV heat endeavors will be used to mako good
what promised In my letter OF acceptance"
THE Amti-Tanrnsany Majority.
NEW YonK, Nov. 5,-Mr Cooper's majority, 90
far received. is about 10000 Phelps, Auu~Tam-
many, for district attorney; ana goWlnEs Anil
Tannnny, for city judge, have about inc sumo
rhy. Anti -Tammany. and Gunther. Tammany,
Ia SO close that the matter Is doubtful
wamsuany Carries TEN Legislative nis-
tricts-Cooper's Minority.
Nrw YORK. Nov. b.-Out of twenty-ono Assem-
bly, districts Tammnny has a Geetea ton; 1 Ike
a anfi aTom NM ana Republicans. Cooper's
majority will DO between i4ooo and $4,000
nae CITY Ticket ami the congressman
NEw YonK Noy 1sq ia m aboAe bonP tho to
Following candidates are electod: .
Mayor, Edward Cooper; anti Tammany city
Judge, r. i. Onwing; anti, rammany distrlGt at
SSrnoy, B. i. Phelps; the Republican State Sen
''f IN the Seventh District. Thos. Murphy, Re-
ru ih,i ao Congressman in tho Fifth District,
Nicholas Miller, Tammany; IN me SIAth. z D..
Cox Tamnlany; IN the seventh huWlh q EN- ~
stain anti -Tnmmnny: in the Eighth. A. &. Nc
took Republican in the Ninth, JAS. Harry.
anti-Tammany: in the Tenth. James Q,Brien.
aauti-Tammhny; III Inc hleVeh'h' LoNi X haoA-
ton Republican.
MIR. cooper sercnadcd.
NEW York Nov. 3. Lie y. mat II O'clock
Grnfulas band with thouJnaas Oh :, GI.t%eHfs.
sercnaded Cooyer the victorious candidate lof
Ssore Endlcationa-A Heavy a.rcenfeaclS
Vote.
NEW YoRK Nov. 5-Indications from most OF
che towns in Greene county show that Stevens
EIlemD il elected to the Assembly, Ihe Sfoen-
haekers pooled heavy vote.
Cooper's Majority.
NEW YORK Nov. choppers majority over
SSchell is 1861.
-gq,e state votc I'm Doubt - Republican
Gains in congressman and Assembly,
men-ConkiaHg' Return Certain.
NEW York. Nov. G. $3.50 q. m.-Suffc Gent re-
turns have NOT yet been received from the int
ror of the State to mako It absolutely certain
Which party has elected the lndge of the Court
of Anneals Both claim the victory.
TIE Republicans have certainly secured Il
large majority in the Assembly,; making the
election Of Mr. C9nsing to the United Stales
In congressional districts.
~gsre Republican CAdldate for sheriff
probably Elected In Kings County.
BROOKLYN, N. Y, Nov 5.-Twenty five dis,
sricts give Worth, Republican, 1or sner1H, 2tsc
rnai0riiy over Riley, Democrat.
Esrookiyn's New congressman.
BROOKLYN, Nov. s, 10 .. m.-Chittenden, Re;
r,uhlicau candidate for Congress ia the Third
bisfrict. is believed to be elected. d ISIS. Damo-
cratic nominee for Congress- in the Fourth Dis
Frict. has probably carried the day 0Relly
indepeudent Democrat in the Second District
l. also probably elected.
BROOKLYN. Nov. 5.-The Republicans of Kings
county have elected two congress smen nnd pos
sihly four members of the Assembly. 1t is nov
.snncndnd that The Rennhlicans will have tht