The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1878-11-08
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TRIUMPHANT.
Now and in 1880.
Butler, Thurman, Kelly and KGarlGy
Gone GlimmGrilg.
Fiat Money Squelched and
the Rag Baby Severely
Spanked, while
Honest Money Looms
Up Grandly.
Connecticut, New York and
New Jersey Redeemed.
Every Northern State in which Elec
tions were Held Carried by the
Republicans.
Connecticut, New York and
New Jersey Redeemed.
Every Northern State in which Elec-
tions were Held Carried by the
Republicans.
The Courier Rooster Farther in
the Woods than Ever, and
hence Doomed to Silence.


the anticipations of their supporters
The Republicans carried every North
ern State in which elections were held
making total gain in the North o.
about fifteen Congressman and one
United States Senator. Below will b:
found summary of the results:
PENNSYLVANIA.
Republican majority 10000 to 25,
900. The Republicans claim to have
gaiLed two Congressman and increased
their majority in the Legislature.
NEW YORK.
Republican majority in the Senate
! s; Republican majority in the Assem-
bly, estimated at so; estimated Rspub
lIcan majority on joint ballot So. Th,
State elects large majority of Repub
lican Congressman.
MASSACHUSETTS.
Republican majority $4,000 to 80,
600. The Senate stands 35 Republi-
cans and Democrats. The House O
Representatives, 173 Republicans, 8,
Democrats, "a Butler, and 5 not re-
ported. Ten Republican Ccngressmer
out of II elected.
ILLINOIS.
A Republican majority in the Legis
lature has been elected and two Con
gressmen gained.
MICHIGAN.
Republican majority10, 900 to Is. 900.
The Republicans elected the entiSs
Congressional delegation, which is q
gain of one Congressman. Legislature
probably Republican.
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
A Republican Governor is elected
and the entire Congressional delega.
ton claimed by the Republicans Both
branches of the legislature are claimed
by the Republicans by good maiorities
MISSOURI.
Reports meagre. The Democrats
elect about eight of their nominees on
the st. Louis City ticket and Republi-
cans four.
NEVADA.
The Republican State ticket is
probably elected while the Democrats
are likely to have a msjority in the
Legislature.
WISCONSIN.
The Congressional delegation re
mains unchanged. The Republicans
gain 12 2Assemblymen and two Senators
and will have good majority on joint
ballot.
TENNESSEE.
A Democratic Governor and Legis-
lature are elected.
GEORGIA.
Democratic as usual.
FLORIDA.
Legislature Democratic in both
branches
NORTH CAROLINA.
I A Democratic Congressional delega-
ton is elected.
CONNECTICUT.
Everything Republican.
RHODE ISLAND.
All Republican.
TEXAS.
The Democratic State ticket prob
ably elected by about the usual ma
jority.
NEW JERSEY.
The Republicans have elected 5 out
of z Congressman and a majority of the
Assembly.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
The Democratic State ticket is
elected and the Congressional delega-
tion will be Democratic.
VIRGINIA.
The Republicans may possibly get
one or two Congressman.
MINNESOTA.
Legislature Republican in both
houses.
VERMONT.
A special election tor Congressman
in the 3rd District resulted in the cleo
ton of a boiling Republican Green
hacker.
ARKANSAS.
The Democrats elected all but one
Congressman, a Greenbacker.
LOUISIANA.
The Republicans and Nationals
claim one Congressman. Democratic
majority in the State over 80, 900.
MISSISSIPPI.
The Democrats were successful
throughout the State.
DELAWARE.
A Democratic Governor and MEM
Der of Congress elected.
MARYLAND.
Four Democratic and one Republi-
can Congressman were elected.
IOWA.
The election for member of Congress
made necessary by the dispute as to
the legality of the October election re-
suited in the election of the Republican
nominee by from 4, 600 to 1000 major
ity.
-AJARAMA
ALI the Democratic nominees are
probably elected.
KENTUCKY.
The Republicans possibly elect one
CONGRESSMAN, the rest are Democrats.
NEBRASKA.
Renuhliean majority s. 600 To 10 nnn