The Republican journal., 1878-09-12

Republicans l4,746
Democrats l2.623
GreenbaCkS IS}
Scattering $50
II they come in like the others there |
will be an aggregate vote Of ia 600 |
against ltR, 900 last year. OF this Con- |
nor will have $500, Garcelon %, 600 |
Smith (greenbackl 81 coo
The vote of Maine last wear for govern |
on, was as follows
Whole number Of votes l02 O5-
Selden Common (rep) 53.555
Joseph II. Williams (dem1 1911
II. G. Munson (greenbackl j29l
J {. Talbot (dem.l ~
Scattering l1t
tonnorS majority J.012
These figures are instructive. They
show an increased vote Of - 600 over
last year, Of which : 900 are to be credit
ed to the Republicans. This indicates
that a very small percentage Of the Re
publican voters Went over t. the Green
hackers The Democratic vote shows a
falling otl from last year Of between thin
teen and fourteen Thousand While the
Grcenback vote hats Increased from ,, POI
| in ISL to - ,00O in lS7@, or about seven
hundred per cent. This increase is aI-
most wholly made up Of Democrats who
have deserted their colors. This result
vcrities the prediction Of the Lewiston
Journal made in despatch to the Bos-
ton Herald on Friday last, and which
concludes as follows
Whatever may be The Vote the sound money
issue has consolidated the Republicans ana ID
moralized the Democrats
THE VOTE FOR CoNGEES>MEN.
In the First Congressional district the
Vote was Reed 1897 Anderson Cdem.)
9,43G; Cove (greenback) 6,546 Reeds
/ plurality over Anderson, 1901 Reeds
majority in 1870 was 80. This Year he
Lacks 2,2t5 votes of majority.
/ In the Second District FRYE is elected
/ BY about 5000 plurality over Scion Chase
/ Belcher's vote is light, many Democrats
/ voting for Chase, and some hard money
4 Democratic votes going to Frye frye's
majority id 1876 was 300
In the Third District Lindsey trep.) is
elected lay a large plurality and prob
ably majority over phlbrick Cgreenback.l
Many OF the Democrats abandoned zen.
Smith, their candidate, and voted for
PhlIhmck.
IN the Fourth District al I'M returns
received give Powers trrp) 5,l3l, and
Laid (dem. and greenbackl d,57c, a ma
/ JoMty for Laid of lli1. Powers major
I ity i'll 1876 was l-ll
In rho riftb District tla vat. vas a..
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to the latest returns received, 20 Rcpub-
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As 70 the status of the House we have
rhus far - RannhIirans M Graanharl,ars
anu '' i'oiiio'' aus li'C IcP"itc' DID, vi
these ~ are known to be Democrats or
Greenbackers If all the rest are Repub-
Frans thav Jill stiIl Ianl onn of 4, maiori
- Nhi,a i Is a,,naront tho+ tho ~roon
> " iiiio ~ 10 "pl'"icll' lH'V 'lle "leoH-
back Democrats Will control the House,
the result of II unknown Representatives.
viu 10 rnonirad "a sottIa Who non+rols
tha ;o;n+ hal1nt nost i,.nnrt,,t ,hi,.1
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rs that elects the State oihclalS.
RESULTS on COUNTY OFFICERS.
Mo f,llo,ir,, i, tl., rosuI+ am +l,o.,-ar;
Aroostook County Commissioner and
probably Sheriff Republican, Senator and
treasurer proo"oly 4. icSlon. =, ,....,r