The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1878-11-07
THE ELECTIONS.

elected. Vote of 223 towns give Talbot
I9.4Sl over Butler.
4 Nj. The total vote for Governor
rs received is Talbot l29,2l9: Butler
lob, COS Abbott 9, l9l Miner l,Sl6 The
towns still to be heard from will increase
TalhotS majority over Butler to an eX-
cess of - 900
New Hampshire.
NuNc0RD, Nov. 6-l30. A. NJ The
foorngs of 80 towns Indicate the election
q Head, Rep, as Governor. by the PEG
PIE, by somewhere in the vicinity of 900
majority. There is falling off in the
aggregate vote of the State of from 900
TO 800
As far as returned the House stands 50
Republicans; % Democrats and . Green
hackers.
The Congressional Districts have not
been returned sufficiently full to give ma
iorities, but it is probable the Republicans
have carried the three districts by a
strong plurality.
Connecticut.
HARTFORD Nov. ). Ill5. T.. NJ. Re
turns from l4~ towns give Andrews, Rep,
Is 300; Hubbard, Dem, 43, lOl Atwater.
',reenback, $500: Baldwin. Prohibitory
iu5. The Republicans have elected Haw-
Icy, Waite and Miles to Congress, and
viii have the Legislature by b majority
As there is no election by the people. the
Republican ticket viii be elected hy the
Legislature.
New York
III The city Edward Cooper is elected
Mayor and all the combination anti Tam
many candidates are elected, The ma
outy is over $4,000.
Congressman probably elected in the
ctv 9TH District, Nicholas Muller, Tam
many. 9TH :. ;. Cox, Tammany; eth,
Edward Einstien. Rep. and anti-Tam-
many; 18th, Arson &. McCook, Rep 9th,
Fernando Wood, Tammany; 10th, James
n'Brien, anti Tammany: llth, Levi T..
Morton. Republican.
EIGHT EEP. CoNGRESSMEN GAINED.
NEW YORK. NOV. +, BAN. The latest
RETURNS show the probable election Of .
Republican congressman, Democrats
and one anti-Tammany Democrat
Little is heard OF Greenbackers except in
portions Of >teuben, CattarauguS, Green,
And OSwego Counties where they met
Win some successes and probably elect
two or three aSsemblymen.
Rhode Island
PROVIDENCE. Nov. ). Latmcr W Bal
MID. Rep, is reelected to Congress III the
!l District by about 200 majority over
taInahy. Dem. and smith. Grcenback
Nelson W. Aidlich. Rep, is elected in the
Il, District In about $500 majority over
pdrl~. Dem. and >ayles, Grrrnback
Georgia.
Slowly, but regular Democratic Congress
uuA probably elected in all the " districts
Except 7th and 9TH. where independent
democratic candidates may be chosen.
Michigan
DETROIT. Noy. ) Returns from 81
Towns give Croswell Rep, for Governor.
l77lt; Barnes Dem, 92O5 Smith, Ma
tIonal, 81.
CHICAGO, Nov. ). llP. Vt. The indi-
cations are that the Republicans have
carried the entire County ticket and elect
cd their three Congressman in the CITY
The returns generally show Republican
gains.
Maryland
4 REPUBLICAN CONGRESSMAN GAINED.
BALTIMORE. Nov. >. In the 9TH Dis
.rirt Frederic County is reported giving
800 majority for lrner Rep, which en-
sutes his election. making the delegation
stand Democrats and l Republican
Texas
GALVESTON. Nov. ). The returns are
meagre, but indicate the election of the
Democratic State ticket BY about the
usual majority, and four Democratic Con
-ressmen are M d""ht elected
New Jersey.
TRENTON, NOV. ) The probabilities
are that the Republicans have carried :
~ the congressman and a majority OF
The Assembly Robeson's majority in the
FIRST District is about 100 The Re
publicans have the Legislature.
Pennsylvania
IHE STATE REPUBLICAN BY 10000 TO
2J.OOn MAJORITY.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov 6.-l23O A. VI.
The Democratic state Committee con
crde the election Of Hoyt, Rep, tor Gov
rmor by lo,0o0 majority The Republi-
rdn Committee claim it by 25,OpU In
thr 18th Cong. Dist. William Ward, Rep.
reelected ~ 5000. The Eth District
rejects Wright. Dem. TO Congress, and
N the oth Holster Clymer is reelected bv
over 1000 majority.
In the 18th Congressional District.
y m. :. Shallenberger, Rep, was elected
Ms 400 majority. In the 20th District A.
"a, Curtin, Dem, is elected by $50 major
Ern x elarted ana ~ tha "a n6 ,!i"in
UNrsi Ran M dis san,r pa tl't!Ir'
u-m 1fh KS Il II Ee ,1il. pd i'''.''.'lt
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''t,a :? l'' ll'pS, hep-, IN the fth
l3.. iI' Ing % 80" majority over
MN : i,TpUpicaIi gan OF 3,
.ns r,ai '' ~ , ~ - i,ro ne hepdoll-
NdIo gam l. Assembly llleN ana Two Sen