Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1878-11-15
ELECTION NOTES.

The Republican of New York carried the
State by over $1,000 The Assembly, is over
whelmingly Republican, probably eighty-fve
to ninety Republicans out of lbs members.
The Republicans also claim a gain of three
Congressman. The combination ticket for
city officers in New York is elected over the
Tammany ticket by large majority. The
Congressional delegation will stand twenty
five Republicans, six Democrats, one Repub-
lican and Greenbacker, and one elected by
Republicans and Independent Democrats.
Returns received from III towns in Michi-
gan give Croswell, Rep, for Governor, -, ,64S !:
Barnes, Dem, 1924; Smith, Nat, Il, 49O
The entire Republican Congressional delega-
tion is elected.
Louisiana returns a full Democratic Con-
gressional delegation. Burke, Dem, for State
Treasurer, has carried the State by large ma
iority, probably 10000.
The Virginia Congressional delegation will
stand eight Democrats and Conservatives and
one Republican.
A Baltimore dispatch says the Maryland
delegation will stand five Democrats and one
Republican.
In Tennessee, Marks, the Democratic nomi-
nee for Governor, has a majority over both
the Greenback and Republican candidates
The Legislature is largely Democratic The
Congressional delegation will probably stand
nine Democrats and one Republican.
Georgia, Arkansas, Alabama and Mississippi
return full Democratic delegations.
dispatch from Davenport, Iowa, says that
the second election for members of Congress,
nude necessary by the dispute as to the legal
ity Of the October election, was regularly con-
Quoted in the Second District, and Hiram
Price, Republican nominee in October, is
elected by large majority.
Rhode Island returns two Republican Con-
gressmen.
Delaware elects a Democratic Governor and
Congressman. The Republicans had no can
didates, the only opposition being the Green
hackers.
Returns received at Lincoln, Nebraska, indi-
cate that the Republican State and Congress
sional tickets are elected by from 5000 to TO-
600 majority.
The special Congressional election in the
Third District of Vermont, ordered by the
Governor, there being no election in October,
took place on the 9Th, and of forty-eight towns
heard from Barlow, Greenback, leads Grant,
Republican, $3.50.
The vote for Governor in Massachusetts, in
1886 towns foots up as follows: Talbot Rep,
l34, lOS; Butler, Nat, l0s,32l; Abbot, DEM.
9,S03; Miner, Pro-, 1867. Eight towns were
to hear from which will probably carry Tai
bots plurality up TO $4,000 over Butler.
Morse, DEM, carried the Fourth District, the
other districts were carried by the Republic
ans. In the Sixth District the vote Is very
close, Loring Rep, having 10,Sls, and Boyn-
ton, Nat, 1927 Boynton will petition for a
recount in every city and town.
Returns received from Kansas up to the
morning of the 18th Indicate that the State
has gone Republican by about 10000. The
Legislature will be largely Republican, as us
ual.
! Three hundred and thirty-eight towns in
Illinois give Smith, Rep, for Secretary of
State, A,59S; Cronkite, Dem, 345O2; Bates,
Nat, l4,737. The State Legislature will prob
ably be Republican by small majority.
The Republicans gain two members of Con
gress. Forsythe, Nat, is elected to Con
gress over Decius, Dem, in the Fifteenth
District. The delegation in Congress will
stand twelve Republicans, six Democrats, and
one Republican Greenbaeker
Missouri has probably elected a full Demo
eTatic delegation, with one exception, the
Ninth District, where Ford, Nat, is reported
10 have 500 majority.
Returns from all portions OF South Carroll
ma show heavy Democratic gains. Every coun
ty in the state has gone Democratic but enc
and only three Republican members are, Sc
far as known, elected to the Legislature. Tn,
Democrats elect all Of their Congressman.