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Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1878-12-21

PTesident-D. n. Kennedy.
Vice Presidents-Revs. y. d. Sears, J.. w.
IuptOn, W. a. BroadhuTst, Il. X. Brown and
Il. \. Fits and Col. w. +. Young
Secretary-O. &. Smith.
Treusurer-POik G. johnson.
observation-disclosures & Lewis.
Executive COmmittee-B. w. Macree T.
II, Smith, w. J. Ely, G. n. Byers, W. r.
DortCh and \, V. GoOdpasture.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1878-12-21

+. S.-Liberal advances made on
Tobacco. Our customers at a dis
lance wishing supplies of any kind,
sending us orders, will receive our
personal attention, T. H., Gun't.
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New-York tribune., 1878-11-07
THE VICTORY IN VARIOUS COUNTIES.

WHERE THE GRRENBACK VOTE WAS CAsT-MAGNI-
FICENT REPUBLICAN FIGURES ~ SOME PLACES.
BUFFALO, n. Y, Nov. G,-The full returns from
Eric County not yet in, but nothing has been re-
ceived which will materially change the result.
The county is probably Republican by 1000 ma
iority. Buffalo City complete gives Danforth
LRcpl llsl maJorly Iicree lRep,, iof CI9g9ess Rei
for Tucker for Court of Appeals Judge, was 497,
aud for Green, for Congress, 81. In a number of
country towns the Grcenbackcrs dld not poll any
votes whatever. In majority of the towns the
Grrcnback vote ranges from "a meagre few TO one
seventh Of the whole number and N some OF the
towns it amounted 20 onc-fOurth Of the number OF
votes pOled. The Republican county nominees are
elected
GLE>s FALLS, n. Y, Nov. G.-Warren. County
complete gives Dauforth 900 majority over Brad
lev The Grcenback vote in the county is 1900,
aud runs ahead of the Democratic vote.
BINGHIMIoN. n. T., Nov. G.-Blnghamton City
complete gives Danforth RepJ 1,G72; Bradley
ODem.) 1852 Tucker Oireenl III Van Cott 3.
Broome County, except six towns, gives Dantorth
2,24S, Bradley l,ili Tucker 26S ana van C0tt %
The estimates on these SIX towns MAKE DahloIths
majority in the county 800
AUBURN, n. Y, Nov. G.-Cayuga County COM
pletc gives Danforth 5000 majority. Republican
gain Of $50; Camp (Rep.l. for Congress, has 1898
majority: Halsey CRepl. for Assembly, IN the lst
District has ga majority; NOyes lRep.) ~ the I'D
District has LOO majority. The entire Repn6l-
County ticket IL tlfCtttL NN'p'l i'i
supreme Court Judge, has 5000 majority.
NYACK, n. Y Nov. G.-ROchland County COM
pletc gives John W. Fcrdon tRcpl for Congress, 800
majority; James W. Hustled Rep. Assembly, 6l3
majority; Alonzo Wheeler Rep, District Attorney,
9sl majority William Van Wagner lRepl' school
Commissioner, 90 majority; H. ID. Demarest Dem.b
County Treasurer. 37J majority.
CANAYDAIGUA. n Y, Now G.-Ontario County,
complete, gives Lapham CRcpl for Congress, 5B3;
Danlorth, 1,03l; Robertson licp.) for Assembly
LIST District, 23G, and Case IltcpJ for Assembly
334 majority.
UTICA, n. Y, Nov. G.-Oneda County complete
except the town of FOrestport, gives Danlorth
1850 majority; Prescott, for Congress, loGS pii-
/ 900 majority Three of the four Assemblymen
are also Rcpnblicans.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-07
CONNECTICUT
THE REPUBLICAN TRIUMPH.

THE REPUBLICAN TRIUMPH.
THR DEMOCRATS ASToNIsIIED AT THEIR CRUSHING
DETEAT-DEMoCRATC sTRoNGHoLDs LOST BY
GRFENBACK DEFECTIoN-GENERAL HAwLEYs
vICToRY-THE CANDIDATES FOR UNITED STATES
SENATOR AND THEIR CHANCES OF AN ELECTION,
lERoM sTAEF CORRESPONDENT OF THE rRDUsE
HARTFORD Nov. 6,-Everybody's question this
morning is, 4" Well, how do you account for it" l
don't know that it can be better answered than in
the words Of a wel-known politician of this city,
who, gong home Que night very late, and very
very tired, was met by his wife with
the announcement that she was feeling
quite i'll. 81 feel dizzy" said she, and have
strange sort of swimming sensation IN my head
"What do yOn suppose it is, Edward p Il Ihicl
really don't know, my dear" said Edward, steady
ing himself against the bed-post, "but / feel lhic
Just that way myself. / think it Ihicl must be III
the atmosphere" Ii is the easiest. and reckon, the
most reasonable way 10 account for the sweeping
Republican victory in Connecticut yesterday-it
was in the atmosphere" Various local and per-
sona causes may have contributed to the result in
greater or less degree but the main factn the stua-
ton is, that underlying all these there
was q universal disgust with and distrus
o. - tho Democratic party. That was in
the atmosphere" not only in Connecticut,
but throughout the country, and that accounts bet
licans aud Democrats surprised. The Demo
Gratis were confident Of carrying three Of the four
Congressional Districts. and some even went so far
as 10 hope for success in the lid District by the
combination OF Grecnbackers and Democrats
against Colonel Wait. That there was bare posi-
bility of Hawley's election conceded by some,
but they laughed at the idea of the Republicans
carving the IVth Barnums old district, while
they counted upon a Democratic Legis-
lature and the reelection Of Governor Hub
bard aud Senator Barnum an absO-
uteiy foregOne cOnclusiOu Governor Hub
bard, who is not by any means OF sanguine tenn
perament did not expect an election by the people,
bnt was 20 confident OF Democratic Legislature
that he is greatly disappointed in the result And
] presume that Senator BarDum, who boasted last
Saturday that he had the State under his thumb
was just a trife surprised at the returns.
There were some things among the results which
not only bewildered the Democrats but actually sur
grlsed the Republicans themselves. In the
nfs' place the most they dared hope for in the Leg
sature was to carry it by the skin of their teeth,
WIN last years majority considerably reduced. 10
increase their majority in both Houses was indeed
surprise The defeat Of Messrs VIM. ID. Bishop
shd Nathaniel Wheeler, Democratic candidates
Sor representatives in Bridgeport, was unexpected.
Do1h are hard-money men, and own their defeat 30
sas Sreenback detection. To the same cause Is
"uiouted the election Of Republican SEN
New-York tribune., 1878-11-07
MAJoRITIEs FOR CONGREssMEN.

BLoOMINGTON, H.. Nov. 6.-Steyenson Democrat,
is elected to Congress in the XIllth District over
Tiption, Republican, by 1000 majoity.
CAIRO, H., Nov. G.-Thomas, Republican. for Con-
gress, beats Allen by $50 votes in this county, and
his election in the district Is assumed The Ma
tODals' vote small.
QUINCY, Ill.,, Nov. 6.-Adams County elects the
entire Democratic ticket General Singleton's
Dem.l majority in the county Is about 500 The
majority the State ticket is estimated at LOO.
This Congressional District XIth will give General
Singleton about G,O00 majority
CAICAGO, Nov. Ga private dispatch says: R.
W. Townshead DEM of ShawneetOwh, Ill.,, has
been returned to Congress by over 4,O01majorty
in the XNIllth Illinois District.
GALrsBURG, ILL.,, Nov. G.-The latest returns elect
Bird RepD to Congress BY $50 majority.
CHAMPAIGN, ILL.,, Nov. 6.-In the XIYth District
Joseph g. Cannon (ReD) is elected to Congress. The
Republican majority III twenty-One towns is 100,
the lagest ever given in the county Four years
ago Mr.. Cannon was defeated by seven votes. Mon
ticellO gives two Grecnback votes with large Re
publican majority. Douglass County is very close.
Edgar County goes Democratic, and Coles County
Republican.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-07
MINAESOTl.

REPUBLICANS CLAIM ALL CONGRESSMEN.
ST. PAUL, Mimi, Nov G.-Si. Paul and Ramsey
County give Mitchell DEM for Supreme Court
Judge. 4S9 majority; aud give Donnelly (Dem.) for
Congress. =, IL. All but one precinct of Mime
aDolis give WashbuIn Rep) for Congress, 5000 10
$500. The Republicans claim his majority in the
district to be at least 5000. The Democrats early
this morning conceded the election of Washburn,
but now claim that Donnelly is elected by small
majority. Strait uiep.) is elected III the Id Dis
trict and Dunnell (Rep in tine Ist. Returns are too
mcage for estimate of the Legislature, or of the
majority in the State. The Grecnback vote is small
New-York tribune., 1878-11-07
ILLINOIS.

REPUBLICAN BY $4,000 MAJORITY.
ONE CONGRESSMAN GAINRD-THE OFFICIAL EsTI-
MATE.
CHICAGO, Nov. 0.-The Republican State Central
Committee report from the returns at hand that
Illinois has gone Republican by not less than 20, 900
majority ON the State ticket that the Republicans
have gained Congressmen in the lid and XVIllth
Districts, and lost one in the Xlllth by 800
majority, net gain of one member !;
and that the Republicans will probably have small
majority In each branch of the Legislature. Nearly
complete returns from this city show total vote Of
44.7IO, aud tho election of the Republican candi-
dates in the county. The Republican maIOrities
New-York tribune., 1878-11-07
WESTCUESTER COUNTY.

In Westchester County, usually cOnSdered
a Democratic stronghold, the Republicans appear 70
have elected their entire ticket unless tho returns irou
the lIId Assembly District General Husted Ou uS'
tricp on close canvass being made, should deeat inc
election OF ID. W. Travis Republican candidate VINO
now claims small majority Mr.. Mabie, the Deulo-
cratic ana Urecnback candidate.
IL WAS found impossible yesterday To obtan cnmpele
returns OF the vote cast for each candidate Dutn au-
dillon 10 the election Of Alexander smith To Congress-
who died Tuesday night the success VI tho iOllO"lg
candidates 10 generally conceded;
N,unbsr Of 1sasrabV let Distrct-James L. Wells (t) -
HbeI oT dsssJaby nd Dstrict-Dayd ogden Bradley (l
Member Of AsssabtT IL Ia Dsriot,Dayd Wiley Irams ()
SehooL tnItsfOnS Ist DlstrotJOseph >. Wood (Hl
School Copn(IsiOnsr lid Disrct-Casper g. Brewer lR
IIId Disrct-EdWard N baaSetllh)
COuUfy TredCfreY-Da ayid Cromwell (Il)
SHpersntendent OF The JooT-Nor1nan r. Shesrs lkl IN
j. H.. Ackermsn (h) ---.,x =. ,,,,,,,... =,
Howe (D)
Both Tho Democratic and Republican candidates for JUS
New-York tribune., 1878-11-07
yOr.xXXvIn.. .NO.l1.736.
THE NOVEMBER VERDICT.
REpUBLICAN GAINS INCREASlNG'
ov1v ELEVEN DEMOCRATIC MAJORITY IN
CONGRESS-.

ov1y ELEVEN DEMOCRATIC MAJORITY IN
..,ocD,r1c MAJORITY IN THE SENATE sIX-oNLY
,,,~r cRrEyBAcK CONGREssMEN-EGHT RE
,,,p1IcAN cONGREssMES GAINED IN NEW
opv,N ENORMOUS VOTE N MASSACHUSETTS
neprp1tcAS PLURALITY IN PENNsYLVANIA
2l,O00. t., .o,
1o+ost election returns have uniform ten
. Aencv 10 emphasize the Republican victory
won on Tuesday. In New-Iork eight Re
SL,;oop Congressman have been gained,
t t'ora is a Republican majority OF
80 "a on Joint ballot in the Legs
,,tnre and the Republican State ticket
hos obout $4,000 majority. In New-York
Citv the defeat of Tammany is even worse
than was announced yesterday. Coopers ma
;ority over Schell for Mayor is nearly 2O'OOO'
Further news from Ncw-JeIsey leaves the
Congressional delegation the same rs an
pounced yesterday, five Republicans and two
Democrats. The Republicans have gained
three districts aud lost one. The Legislature
has Republican majority of seven, on JOINT
ballot, -.
In Pennsylvania the Republican plurality
for Governor is thought likely to reach
o1 600. The Republicans claim gain OF
two Congressman, and an increased majority
in the Legislature.
In Massachusetts, Talbot's plurality is already
oyor 05 600 and is expected to reach 26,OOO.
The report of the election of GreenDacker
70 Congress was erroneous and the delegation
will stand ten Republicans and one Democrat.
remarkable Republican victory has been
socnred in New-Hampshire. Matt Heads ma
ioritv for Governor is over 1000, the Repub-
Hcans have majority of 81 on joint ballot in
the Legislature, aud have elected solid dele
CATION to Congress.
In the South there have been elected by
the Republicans one Congressman in Virginia,
one in Tennessee, and one in Maryland, and
there are tTo districts in Texas, one in South
Carolina, and one in Florida, which are in
doubt.
In the Western States there are some nOta-
bic changes. Michigan, which was supposed
10 be in danger from the Greenback move
ment, sends a solid Republican dele
CATION to Congress, q gain of one. Ne
vada, which was q conceded Democratic State,
elects a Republican Governor Congressman,
and Legislature, securing Republican United
States Senator. In Illinois there is gain Of
one Republican Congressman. The Demo-
cratic gerrymander in Missouri has been COM
pletely successful, and the Congressional dele
cation is sOlidly Democratic.
The Democratic majority in the next House
of Representatives is now placed at eleven
over all. There are nine Greenbackers,
only four or five of whom are expected
to vote with the Democrats. In the present
House the Democratic majority is 10. The
Democratic majority IN the Senate now
stands at 6.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-07
IMPORTANT CHANGES IN UNION PACIFIC.
PROPOSED ISSUE OF NEW BONDs-NEw DIRECTORS
TO BE ELECTED.

PROPOSED ISSUE OF NEW BoNDs-NEw DIRECTORS
TO BE ELECTED.
4 special meeting of the Union Paclhc Kali
road directors was held in this city yesterday Among
those present were Charles Francis Adams, Jr,
Of Boston, Daniel Chadwick, OF Connecticut,
George b. smyth. OF Dos MOines. Iowa, and
G. c. HOuSel, OF OmOhG, OF the Government
directors The question OF the debt due the Government
was discussed aud 1t Is stated that the direct nnhn-
muusly expressed willingness 10 ctle the deDl IN iu
The plan proposed for the Union Pacific TO issue new
bonds entire debt and errSt the Donds 10 pear
4 per ceut interest, with provisions Tor q sinking
fund and TO be secured by the existing Gov
rrnment mortgage. IL Is also stated that there are
10 be changes in the directory ami that men or
large living I'm this city to he made directors
I'm order 10 bring fresh capital and influence into the
company. 1t is said also, that future meetings OF the
Executive Committee Will 0e held alternately In this
city and ut Boston.
General @. NJ Dodge, Of Iowa, having re-
signed no director and mcnlber OF the
Executive COmmitter Russell Sage was chosen yester-
day vacant positions The other changes In the
directory II is understood Will take place next week,
when three large stockholders IN tho western
Union aud Hew-IOrk Central cOmnanies are 10 be
elected members Of the bOaTAand OF the Executive Com
New-York tribune., 1878-11-07
TELEGRAPIlIC NOTES.
SNOW FALLING AT PORT JERvI

SNOW FALLING At PORT JERYIs.
PoRT JERvIs, n. Y, Nov. 6.-SnOw has fallen to
the depth Of three inches since ana t Is stu storming
THE FALL OF AN ELEVATOR
PROVIDENCE r. l. Nov. G.-Edgar l.. StearDs, tho
oyersrer az Riverside Mile injured perhaps fatally
terdzy by the fall OF an elevator.
OVER FIVE THOUSAND VISITORS D. Y.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 6.-The exhibition of tho Mary
land Institute which has been open since October closed
visitors have averages over 1000 daily.
THE REPORT OF A RECEIVER.
ALBANY Nov. 6.--Samuel u. White, receiver of
Trades savngs Bank OF New York hed his third report
NewYork and Brooklyn since 1873 10 have been the
the percentage Of loss 10 dspostors n the
Trades savings Bank
New-York tribune., 1878-11-07
MICHTG1N.
REPUBLICAN BY 10000 PLURALITY.

REPJ BIlCAN III 1O,OOO lLJhhLll1'
A SOLID CONGRESSIONAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
MATE PLURALITIEs FOR CONGRESS.
DETROIT, Mich Nov. G.-Full returns are not in
vet. but the Republicans have undoubtedly elected
the entire Congressional delegation from this State
which is a gain OF one Congressman in the Ist
District-NewbeTy Republican, being elected in
this district by a plurality Of 1,200. Croswclls
plurality for Governor will probably be
10000. His majority in 1876 was % i34.
The Legislature will be strongly Republican.
In this city and county the Republicans
have reelected Coats Sheriff by 1,035 plurality,
and the Democrats have a bare majority in the City
Council. Some $50 towns and precincts which
have been heard from give Croswel a plurality of
24,OO5. At many interior towns tho National vote
~ in excess OF the Democratic.
Incomplete returns from the various Congress
sional Districts giye the following Republican
pluraties:
IN
New-York tribune., 1878-11-07

ASSEMBLY CONTEST IN AAIST DISTRICT
The first returns by error in addition yesterday
gave the XXIst Assembly District TO the TaInmany
Democratic candidate Alexander Thain. The full and
corrected returns. officially registered both at Police
Headquarters aud 0ROurkes Associated Press Agency,
show cOucusvely the election OF Mr. Langbein Rep),
by 200 ThaiD. The latter yesterday claimed
that majority of Langbeins vote was illegal, but as t
agrees very nearly with that cast for Mr. Cooper, this
claim is not likely TO be sustained Mr. Thain fact,
intmated he should not "press his rights" In view Of
possible contest and also because of the interest mani
tested in this election the vote in detail IL given below
comparison with Mr. CoOpers and the registry Ia
sufficient show the legality OF the vote for lr Lang.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-07
MASSACHUSETTS,.

TALBOTS PLURALITY ABOUT 10000.
THE TOTAL VOTE ~ TUE STATE INCREASED DY
AROUr 10000.
BosToN, Nov. 6.-rhomas Talbot, the Repub-
liCan candidate for Governor carries every
Congressional District in the state. except
tho two Boston districts, by a handsome
majority. Returns from 336 towns give him a
plurality of 20, 1871 and majority of GIG over
all. The eight remaining towns will increase his
plurality to 10000. The vote for Governor this
year mot including the scattering vOtel is COM
pared below with the full vote last year:
New-York tribune., 1878-11-07
GEORGId.
CONGREsSMEN ELECTED.

MACON, Ca. Nov. 6-In the Ist Congressional
District j. c. Nichols DEM Is elected; in the lid
District w. L. Smith is reelected; III the Hid Dis
trict Philip Cook is reUlected in the WITH District
Henry Persons lind. Dem.) is probably elected over
Henry II. Harris Uem.), and in the With District
j. H. Blount is unanimously reelected
New-York tribune., 1878-11-07
LOUISIANA.
UNPRECEDENTED DEMOCRAT

UNPRECEDENTED DEMOCRATIC MAJORITIES
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. G.-COmplete returns nave
been received from only few parishes. They do
not change the result as indicated in last nights
dispatches. The Democrats will probably elect tho
entire city ticket, two-thirds of the Legislature,
all the Congressman with the possible exception
of from the lid District, and the State Treas
urer by unprecedented maioTities, Is is usual in
this state it will probably he some time before the
official count is made known
New-York tribune., 1878-11-07

HOUSE AND SENATE BOTH DEMOCRATIC.
SAVANNAH, Ga, Nov. Ga Jacksonville Fla,
special to The Morning NeIos says Duval County
gives Bsbee 300 majority. Democratic gains are
reported from Alachua and Madison Counties, form
ery Republican. Hull is certainly elected i'll this
district and Davidson in the Ist. Returns come in
slowly, and are partial. The Legislature is Demo.
crahc in both branches.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-07
CONGRESSMEN ELECTED.

DIR. LoRISG ~ THE Win DISTRICT HAS PLURAL
Try OF FoRTY-oSE-THE VOTE FOR CONGRESS-
MEN BY DISTRICTS.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TBIBUNR.I
BOsTON. Nov. 6.-COnsidcrable doubt has been
felt to-day the result in the With Congressional
District, now represented by George Is. Loring.
Ofial returns, however, settle the question. DR..
Lor1ng is reelected by plurality OF IL over E.
Moody BoyntOn, Greenbackcr, aud James II. Carl
ton, Democrat. The following table shows the com
paratye vote for Congressman by districts at this
election and in 1876:
New-York tribune., 1878-11-07
hANSAS.

A FULL REPUBLICAN DELEGATION.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. Ga Topeka dispatch says Ryan
and Anderson, Republicans, for Congress- are
elected. and probably Haskell but the latter is un-
certain. No estimate of the Republican majority in
the State can be had.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-07
FAREWELL TO BEEBE.

.PoUGnKErPsIR, Nov. G.-Fcrdon Rep.l, for Com
eress from the XVIII District. has $50 majority in
Orange and 400 in Rocklnnd Becbo DemJ has
GOO in Sullivan. This elects FcrdOn by majority
of $50. Broadhead DrmD. is elected TO the Assem-
bly, from the lid District OF Orange.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-07
FLORIDA.

PERHAPS A REPUBLICAN CONGRESSMAN,
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUEE.I
WASHINGTON. Nov. 0.-1he following dispatch
was received here this afternoon:
JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Nov q.
GEORGE G. GoRHAh:
We have carried the I'D District Of Florida
H. JENKINS, Secretary.
l.. WALTER, Treasurer,
Executive Committee.
Florida is according TO this dispatch tie, the Ist
District being DemOcratic and i'll case the next
Presidential election should be thrown into the
House of Representatives. the Ote,whch the Demo-
Gratis have confidently counted upon, would be lost
TO them.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-07
A TREMENDOUS MAJORITY.

KETCHAI SWEEPS his DISTRICT IN AN INllfAhD
OF WAY.
IBT TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.l
PoUGHKEEPslE, \. Y, Nov. 6.-Complete returns
show Kctcham's majority III Putnam County to be
1896 In Columbia County. ., ,lI0; in Dutchess
County, $3.50; a total Of S.G26. This is enor-
NOUS and is the largest ever given TO any one per
son in this county or district, and Il hailed Win
pnt nthu5jasm.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-07

THE CITY CONGRESSIONAL VOTE.
DETAILS OF THE VARIOUS CONTESTS FOR CONGRESS
IN THIS CITY-THE RETURNS BY ELECTION Dis
rRIcTs AS COMPARED WITH THOSE OF 1875.
The politicians yesterday still continued in-
teresed in details Of the several Victories gained by
See Eiahth Page.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-07
THE VOTE BY COUNTIES.

In the following table the figures for 1878 repre-
sent maiorites, except IN the counties where the
Greenback vote was of some consequence las in
Steuben, Chemung, Rensselaer,, Oswego, Monroe
and Albany and in those counties the pluralities
a L yiXnn.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-07

range from 5000 to 10000. The plurality for
Smith, State Treasurer, in the county is about
1000. The Greenback vote in the countyis about
1000, and the Socialist vote about 1000.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-07
District
RnYNroN ASKS FOR 4 RECOUNT.

BOsTON, Nov. 6.-E. NJ. BOynton, Greenbacicr.
will petition for a recount of the votes IN the With
District claiming irrcgularity in several towns.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-07
TIlE AssEMRLYMEN rROM MONRoE.

RoCHE,TfR. n. Y, Nov. 6.-Thc Assembly delcga-
ton from this county will he Samuel Beckwith
Repl, Charles a. Baker Rcp.l, and Henry w.
Davis Dem.l Mr.. Davis has about SO plurality.
CuARIEs L. FIrCH, IEdItor Of The DemOcrdtl
New-York tribune., 1878-11-07

ices elected the leading parties
being entitled TO one on the bench.
The Republican candidate for Associate Judge Of the
Court Of Appeals George +. Danforth is believed 10
have 500 majority in Westchester County
New-York tribune., 1878-11-07
GOVERNORS PROBABLY ELECTED.
ALABAMA.
Reelected.

ALMOST UNANIMOUSLY ELECTED.
COLUMBUS, Ca, Nov. 6.-ln the Hid Alabama
Congressional District William J. Stamford Dem
IS elected to succeed Williams almost unanimously
Mr. Williams was defeated for the nomination.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-07
yoorRs sEST Rack WITH A RUSH.

PLGrIsBUEG, n. Y, Nov. CIV. P. Mooers, Re-
nnbliean il reelected TO the Assembly by 900
,or1ty LANSING g. Son,
Publishers of The SeatiR6i.l
New-York tribune., 1878-11-07
TIIE ELECrION oF W. 4. nENrl

SYRACUSE, n. Y, Nov. Civilian A. Bentley
Republican. is elected in Cortland County to tho
Assembly by 100 majority. MosES SUMMERS,
Editor OF The SidRddrd.l
New-York tribune., 1878-11-07

The increase in the total vote is about 10000, the
Republican plurality being about 5000 larger than
1au
New-York tribune., 1878-11-07
TnE vorE or WAD.WORrn,s DISTRICT

DANsvmLf, NY, Nov. WadswOrthi is reelected
TO the Assembly by 1910 majority.
A. O. BUSNELI,
Editor of The iGrGytisCr.l
New-York tribune., 1878-11-07
MISSISSIPPI.

THE CONGRESSMEN ALL DEMOCRATIC.
JACKSON, Miss, Nov. 6.-Returns received indi-
cate the reelection Of Messrs. Singleton, Hooker,
Money Manning, Mudrow and Chalmers, all Dem
ocrats. On the west side of the State the vote is
light, IN consequence Of the epidemic and quaran-
tine. In this city only % votes were cast.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-07
sARATOGA n0rs KErrER TnAN roR YEARs.
4 GREENRACKEN ELECTED IN OsWEGO.

OswEGO, y. Y. Nov. G.-rhe lid District is close
George l.. Williams, Grcenbackcr, is elected proba
bly,. j. A. PLACE.