The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1878-11-14
THE NOVEMBER ELECTIONS.
elections were held on Tuesday, Move

Elections were held on Tuesday, Novem-
Der S, as follows:
In Alabama, for oongressmen. Present.
delegation all Deulocrats-
In Arkansas, for Congressmen- Present
delegation ali Demecrats-
In Connecticut. for Congressman. state Oh
6cers, and partial Legislature which VII
choose United -states Senator to succeed
Barnun, Democrat. The present Congress,
sional Delegation stands Democrats 20 !
Republican, The vote on President in $50
was-Tilden, 81 90 Hayes. So 034 Cooper.5A
Democratic plurality, $3.50. In the present
Legislature the Republicans have majority
of % on joint ballot, and nehan the senate
hold over. - 2
In Delaware, for Congressman, Governor.
anu n full Legislature. The vote on fresl
i.ienr IN 7s76 was 4FfIden ~ sss;s Hayes h.
$50. Democratic plurality, ,553.
In Florida ISr gEsssl;, ana P oiIsd
States Senator 10 succeed Conoyer. Repablt-
can. TIE vote on President In ls16 was
Hayes, ., ssa; Tilden, 27,s2s; Republican, plur
ralitl, 925. (The Democrats claimed a ma
| iirity OF "a according 20 the rnliug of the
Court. Present. Congressional dclegalon,l
Democrat and Republican, The Democrats
had majority OF as on joint ballot IN the
In Georgia, for congressman. Present del
egation all Democrats. u - Dae .. 4tsss 4
In Illinois, for Congressman, state Treasur-
er and superintendent of Pubiic Instruc'
ton, one half the Senate.Rnd all the House
| Of a Legislature which will choose Uniteo
States Senator to succeed Oglesby, KepuDl-
stands ii Kepublicails 10 S Democrats. The
vote on President In lS76 was-Hayes, ie,zIz,
Tflden, 25S, 601; Coooer, Il, 233. Repubhcan
plurality, 1861. In the last Legislature the
vote on joint ballot neutrality-suspicious., lOl;
Democrats %; independents, 5.s 1l -
In Kansas, for Congressman, state otHcers
and a partial Legislaturewh ich will choose d
United States Senator TO succeed ingalls,, r.
publican. Present delegation all kepupn-
cans. The vote on President IN 1876 was
Hayes, 1882; TiIden. 7,yO2; Cooper I,LaO.
Republican, plurality, 40 I90. The last Legs
latnre mad a Republican, =aajority OF isS on
In In Kentucky, for aoongressmen. Present
delegation all Democrats
I In Louisiana, for congressman, state
Treasurer one half Of the Senate and all the
House of q Legislature which will choose
United States Senator TO. succeed Eusus,
Democrat The present Congressional oele-
CATION stands 8 Democrats TO l Republican.
The vote on President in 1876 was (Returnfng
Board count)-Hayes, 1915; Tilden, 20 sos;
Democratic COUNT I1lden, S3,723; Hayes,
T,f4; Republican majority of 4,627 accord
ing to the first, anda Democratic majority
OF 6,549 accold ding TO the last count.
IN Maryland, for Congressman. Present
delegation all Democrats.
In Massachusetts for Congressman, State
officers, and Legislature. The present Con-
gressional delegation stands Republicans, 1
Democrat, and Gen. b. r. Butler. The vote
on President in 1876 was-Hayes, $50, Q63; Til
den, l0S,777. Republican plurality, Al 2S6.
In Michigan, for Congressman, State off
GERS, and Legislature. The present Congress
sional delegation stands Republicans to
Democrat The vote ON President in 1876 was
Hayes, l66, 9Jl; Tilden, l4l ,595; Cooper 9,060
Republican plurality, 1886.
In Minnesota, for Congressman, minor
State officers and Legislature. The present
delegation are all Republicans. The vote on
President in 1876 was-Hayes, 1882; Tilden,
1879; Cooper, 1859. Republican plurality,
q, l63.
In Mississippi, for Congressman. Present
Congressman all Democrats. Vote on Presi-
dent In ls76-, Tilden, III, l7S; Hayes, 52,6e5.
| Democratic plurality, 59,56S.
In Missouri, for Congressman, Supreme
Judge and minor State officers and Legis-
lature which will choose a United States Sen.
ator to succeed Cockrell, Democrat, whose
term expires in 1851; also, United State
senator to I'LL the vacancy caused by the
death of Bogy, Democrat, whose term will
expire in 1873, and whose place was Temporal
rily filled by the appointment of David II
Armstrong The present Congressional dele.
CATION stands Democrats to Republi ens
The vote on President in 1876 was-Tiiden
2c3,OI7; Hayes, 45,029; Cooper, 3,49s. Demo
cratic plurality, 5S,04S. In the last Legislature
the Democrats had majority of 81 on joint
ballot.
In Nebraska, for Congressman, to fill va
cancy caused by death of Frank WEIGH also
Congressman for full term; State officers and
Legislature. The vote for President in 1876
was-liayes,Sl GIG; Tilden, 1854. Republi-
can plurality, IA, 362
In Nevada for Congressman, State officers.
and Legislature which will elect a United
| States senator to succeed John p. Jones' Re-
publican. The vote on President In 1873 WIS
HayeS, l0,SS3; Tuden, 9,30S. Republican plu-
! ralhy, 1,075.
In New Hampshire, for Congressman, Gov
/ ernor and minor State officers, and a Legisla-
/ ture which will choose United States Sena-
! tor to succeed Wadleigh, Republican. Tho
| present Congressional delegation stands,
Republicans TO / Democrat, The vote on
| President in 1876 was-Hayes 4l.539: Tilden
! $500. Republican plurality, 5000. The Re
! publ1cans had a majority of % on Joint bal
! lot in the last Legislature.
In New Jersey, tor Congressman and par.
tial Legislature. The present Congressional
delegation stands4 Democrats to Republi-
cans.
In New York, for congressman, minor State
officers, and partial Legislature which will
! choose a United States Senator to succeed
COnkling, Republican. The present Con
gressional delegation stands II Republicans
! to 16 Democrats. The vote on President in
lSt6 was-Tilden, 52l ,9I9; Hayes, 4S9 207 Coop
| er, l,9Sl. Democratic plurality, 32,02. The
Republicans had majority of 10 on Joint
ballot in last Legislature.
In North Carolina, for Congressman. The
present Congressional delegation stands
Democrats to Republican.
In Pennsylvania, for Congressman, state
officers, and partial Legislature which will
choose a United States Senator to succeed
Cameron, Republican. The present Congres-
sional delegation stands IL Republicans TO 10
democrats. The vote on President in 1876
wss-Hayes, 3Sl ,l22; ridden, $40, l5S; Cooper,
I atel Republican plurality, 1864. The last
Legislature had Republican majority OF A.
ON joint ballot. 7ils
In Rhode Island for Congressman. Present
I Representatives both Republicans. The vote
on President I'm 1876 was-Hayes, 15,1S7; Til
den, ZIP. Republican plurality, sos.
In south Carolina, for Congressman, State
officers, and Legislature which will choose
United States Senator to succeed Patterson,
Republican. The present Congressional del
egation stands Republicans to Democrats.
The present Legislature is Democratic. The
vote on President in 1876 was--Hayes, 81, 7S6;
Tilden, $685. Republican plurality, 500
Hampton (Democrat), at the same election,
had a majority of ], 1874 for Governor. ..
In Tennessee, for Congressman, Governor
and Legislature. The present Congressional
delegation stands Democrats to Republi-
cans. The vote on President in 1876 was
T1lden, l35l66i Hayes, S9566. Democratic
plurality, 1850.
In Texas, for Congressman, State officers,
and a partial Legislature. The present Con-
greSsmen are all Democrats. The vote on
President in 1876 was-Tilden, 104, sos; Hayes,
1865 Democratic plurality, 60 ,0O0
In Vermont, for a Congressman in the
September election. The vote then stood
Grout, Republican, 6,esl; Barlow, Green
hacker, 9,ll6; Waterman, Democrat, 1926.
In Virginia, for congressman. Present del
egation, s Democrats to Republican.
In Wisconsin, for Congressman, and par
tial Legislature which will choose United
States Senator to succeed Howe, Republican.
The present Congressional delegation stands
5Republicans to Democrats. The last Leg
islature had q Republican majority of Z on
joint ballot.