The Morning herald., 1878-11-07
TELECRAMS.

TELECRAMS. |
TUESDAYS ELECTIONS.
THn RrrUBLIcAHs SOLID NoRTH AND THE
BEMocRATs SOLID s0vTH.
= The entire Republican State ticket in Kan.
sas, headed by JohA St. John for Governor,
has been elected by . plurality OF apou'
$4,000. The Republicans have probably
elected the Congressman. although tnr
Democrats claim one district.
\ rrru,lroAN vrcroRY1N NEW HAMrsHInE
ON CLOSE voT1.
New Hampshirs ID completely Republican
Nsts Head b slsctsd Governor BY small
majority, the three Congress are Republi-
esns. and the Legislature ID Republican BY
S5 majority, securing Republican United
States senator TO succeed Bainbrdge Wad>
leigh, Republican, whose term expirss On
March 4, 1s79.
NEW YeRK.
The New York World of yesterday morn
inr claims the election Of George B. Brad
ley, Democrat, a. Associate Justice Of the
Court of Appeals by from 5000 TO 10 WOO
majority, but the Tribune insists upon the
election Of George 3. Danforth, Republican
by 16 900 majority.
On all sides, however, 1t is conced that
the Legislature 10 overwhelmingly Republi-
can, the majority on joint ballot reachine
about Is, while in the last Legislature 1t
was only 10. This overwhelming victory
makes it reasonably certain that Mr.. Roscoe
Ccnkling will meet with no serious oppost-
tiop for reelection 70 the Uniled States
Senate ior the term commencing March 4,
1879.
PENNSYLVANIA.
The returns from forty-one counties in
Psnnsylvania give Hoyt net plurality Of
BO,es6. In the remaining counties theirs was
o net Democratic plurality of 40 in 1877, so
that Hoyt will probably have st least 80 900
plurality for Governor. Ia the OIL Regions
some portions of the Republican ticket
were scratched, but not enough to endanger
the election Of any of the State candidates
The successful candidates In this State are
No follows
Governor-Henry NJ. Hoyt, Of Luserne
for four years.
Lieutenant. .Governor-Charles W. Stone,
of Warren, for four years.
Secretary Of Internal Affairs-Aaron K.
Dunkel, of Philadelphia, for four years.
Associate Justice Of the Supreme Court
james P. Sterrett, of Allegheny, for twen-
ty-one years.
For the rest the Republicans retain con-
troll of the State Legislature, probably by .
majority on joint ballot somewhat greater
than tn at In the last Legislature, which wss
20, and the reelection Of Don Cameron to
the United States for the full term of six
years from March 1879, is thus assured.
The Congression delegation will probably
stand a. at present, II Republicans to 10
Democrats, although II IL possible that later
returns may show Republican gain of two
members. stenger, the present Democratic
member from the 18th district hss been de-
fested, but this Republican gain is Offset
by the success of Coffroth, Democrat, In
the 17th district.
ooNxRcFIcuT.
In Connecticut there are no election for
Governor by the people. The Republican
candidate, Charles B Andrews, has plur-
Ality, but not . majority over all, which
is necessary to constitute an election in that
State. The new Legislature 10 Republican
however, by about So majority on joint bal.
lot-in the last Legislature there was
Republican majority OF 60 which ensures
the final election OF the Republican State
ticket, nd the election of Republican to
succeed William 81. Barnum, Democrat, 10
xhe United State Senate after March 4
1879. Tne Republicans have also gained
two Congressman, the new delegation
standing 8 to l, just the reverse ofthe pres
ent one.
Connecticut has been . State Of uncer-
lain politics for ten years past, although
previous to that It was uniformly Republi-
can.
MASSACHUSETTS.
In Massachusetts,, Gen. B. F. Butler has
been defeated Tor Governor by Ex-Governor
Thomas Talbot, the Republican candidate,
BY plurality Of 80, 600 or more.
NEBRASKA REPUBLICAN,.
In Nebraska the whole Republican State
ticket, headed by Albinus Nance for Gov
srnor, has been elected by plurality that
- estimated At 10000.
NEVADA IN DOUBT.
In Nevada there were but two States
tickets In the field, and the Democratic
headed by Lewis R. Bradley the present
incumbent for Governor, has probably been
succsssful BY . small msjorily. The new
Legislature will elect United States Sen
ator to succeed John P. Jones, Republican.
Its composition IL still in doubt, but the
Democratic Chairman claims Q majority
On joint ballot. The last Legislsture was
Republican by Is majority on Joint ballot.
Nevada wss carried by the Democrats in
JS7o and 1874, but at all other elections
has givsn Republican majority, Hayes
sarrying the State in 1875 BY /. 075 majority
THE SOUTHERN STATES.
wADl IAMPToN's wALK-oyER IN sovT1
CAROLINA.