The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-11-07
MASSACHUSETTS,.

| BOsToS, November 5.-Hull, 10 which
is attached the tradition that "as go1s Hull
50 goes the State" gives Talbot "a. Butler
Il, Abbott >, Miner nothing. Last year
Hull gave CASTOR 20, and Rich I6. Co
hssset gives Talbot POI, Butler 63, Abbott
IS, Miner 10. Last year Cohasset gave
Rich 1913 and CASTOR 45.
| The elections is progressing quietly and
though no exact indication OF the vote can
be given. At two O'Clock the Republicans
claimed that Talbot Is receiving Jar lar
ger vote than was anticipated. rh- pre-
| cinct system works we'll, and ruNly.-an Is
not apparent as is usual.
| The journal says the indications from
all towns are the most cheering for the Re-
pdblicaus and that Batter will not only be
| beaten, but buried beneath IN ovsrwheim-
.ag majority.
BcSToN, November 5.-The journal
says the Republican State Central Commit
tee received returns which indicate Butler
is defeated 5y at least forty thousand, and
says the reelection OF B. ". Harris,to Con-
gress. in the second district by large ma
| jority is assured.
DosroS. November 5.-Selweyn Il Bow
| man. ,.Repu5lican, elected in the 5thCongrss-
sional district, Banks old district, by prob
| ably 600 msioriiy over Nathan Clark
and Butler, Greenbacker. Butler has not
doubt carried the city by large plurality.
| The election of Leopold Morse to Congress
! from the fourth district, is now conceded.
New Hampshire specials from Republic
can sources state that Head, the Republic
can candidate for Governor, is making
some handsome gains, with decTeaeed
Greenbsck vote.
The following is the vote Of some Of the
principal cities
Lowell, Talbot, 3,7173 Butler, 4.2S6.
Lynn, Talbot, 2,22I3; Butler, 3,37l.
Chelsa, Talbot, $40 Butler, ,2l9.
Taunton, Talbot, ,93i Butler, l,42i.
New Bedford, Tolbuit, 2,l9l; Butler, l.
$40.
Lawrence, Tolbett, $50; Butler, 2,634.
Warcesler, Talbot, 1852; Butler, 3,e5.
One hundred and tweniy-seven towns
give Talbot Is, 600 majority over Butler
BosToN, November D. A Concord, \.
H., special says the Republican State COM
mittee claims the Republicans have car
ried every Congressional district, and that
the Republicans have good majority in
both branches of the Legislature. Two
hundred and eight towns in Massachusetts,,
including all the cities, give Talbot 1G.9i9
majority over Butler.
Boston, November 5.-Talbot's election
by a plurality Of twenty thousand is now
conceded. W. A. Field, Republican, is
said to be elected to Congress from the
third district, by 800 majority. The vote
of Boston, in detail is as follows: Talbot,
%, ,762 Butler, 25,2l4 Abbot, ,663 Min
er, AS Buffers majority is 4,i52. Clem
lin, Republican, is probably reelected 10
Congress from the eighth district. w. ".
Crops, Republican, Is probably re. elected
to Congress from the first district. Il. w.
Harris, Republican, Is reelected to Con
gress from the second district by a large
majority. A Worcester special ssys W.
W Rice, Republican, carries the ninth
Cong. essional district by probably three
thousand majority.
All the Republican candidates for state
offices are elected.
At nine p. m Talbot's election by 80 600
plurality is conceded by Buffers friends.
Al Republican representatives to Congress
from the eleven districts, with the excep-
ton OF the 4th, where Brimmer Is defea ed
by Morse democrat, are undoubtedly cleo
ted as far as the present returns Indicate.
The vote of 223 towns give Talbot ma
jCrity over Butler 1881.