Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-11-07

been very heavy, and closed with
/ chances fav0ring the election OF
O'ConDor, Democrat, over Mackey
. white Republican. In Charleston
the Democratic majority is es.
timated at from 1000 to 5000, but
the Republican strongholds, the
, Sea Island precincts, cannot be
heard from until tomorrow. The
election was entirely quiet through.
: or the State; no disturbance of
, any kind occurred.
Maryland.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 6.-The Demo-
cratic majorities range on the Con-
gressional ticke from 1900 to 1000,
but in the Sixth District, Urner,
Rep, Is believed elected.
Pennsyivaais.
| PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 6. - The
Democratic State Central Commit
tee concede the election Of Hoyt,
Governor, by 10000 majority. The
Republican Committee claim it by
20, 200. In the Sixth District, VIM.
Ward, Rep, is re- elected by 500
majority.
| North Carolina
RALEIGH, Nov. 6.-Davis, Dem,
carries the 4th District by 1900
majority. 1t IL estimated that the
2i District is close, with chances
in favor of Ketchem, Dem. In
the 81 District Waddel's, Dem,
majority Is estimated at 500. In
the 9Th District Scales, Dem, has
a majority of 1000. In the 9th, 7th
and Sth Districts the Democrats
certainly are elected; no opposition.
New Jersey.
TRENTON, Nov. 6.-The Repub-
licans will probably elect five of
seven Cong ressmen and a majority
of the Assembly. Robinson,
Republicans, are certain y elected.
Brigham, Republican, is probably
elected. This is Democratic loss.
LONC0LN, Nov. 6.-Returns are
slow. The Republican State ticket
is elected by 5000 to 10000 major
ity.
Texas.
GALVESTON, Nov. 6. Returns
are meagre, but indicate the cleo
ton Of the Democratic State ticket
by about the usual majority. No
returns from Schleishel's and Han |
cocks districts, but all other Demo-
Gratis are elect. d.
r.,,s,nsa.,.
MEMPHIS, Nov. 6--Carey 6
Young, Independent Democrat,
carries the city by 900 over the Re-
publican candidate, Randolph, and
Kellar, Greenbacker. Young is
doubtless elected. Money has been
reelected from the Third District.
KNOXVILLE, Nov. 5--Midnight--
Returns show that Taylor, Demo.
cratic candidate for the First Dis
trict, has been elected over Ptti-
bone, Republican,; Hauck, Kepub.
lican. over Watkins, Independent,
in the Second District.
Minmesota
ST. PAUL, Nov. 6.-The contest
was very close in the 2d District
between Washburn. Rep, and Dom
nelly, Democrat and Green hacker.
Other Congressional Districts are
probably Republican, and the Leg
islature is undoubtedly Republican.
The Greenbackers make u poor
showing.
MINNEAPoLIs, Nov. G.-The Re-
publicans, at last accounts, esti-
mate that Washburn, Rep, had
$500 majority in the District.
virxinia.
PETERSBURG, Nov. 6.-Returns
from the Fourth District indicate
the reelection of Jeigensen. Rep,
to Congress.
RICHMOND, Nov. 6.-Only q few
returns have been received from
the Ninth District, but those indi-
cate close contest between Rich
mOnd, Conservative, and McMil.
len, Independent.Conservative.
Eirctsd Dut Dsed-A Can for sner-
lnan's Views.
NEW York, Nov. 6.-Alexander
Smith, of Yonkers, N. Y, died yes.
terday while the votes which elect
ed him to Congress were being
counted.
The Tribune urges Secretary
Sherman, in view of yesterdays
popular expression favoring re-
sumption, to announce spe-
officially his policy on
that issue, indicating what
steps he proposes to take to equalize
gold and paper in market value and
also whether he proposes resump-
tion in silver only. 1t suggests the
withdrawal OF small notes in
favor of silver, and the payment
of gold freely in advance
of The day fixed for resumption.
whnt tne New York Press says.
The Times says the result Of the
election brings the State of New |
York fairly into Republican line,
and gives a brilliant prospect for
the Presidential canvass, making
jt certain that the influence of the |
Empire State Will be cast steadily |
and firmly for the maintenance of
the National credit and for the per-
fection and enforcement of the
policy of resumption. The same
paper asserts that the striking fea-
ture OF New England's election is
the sudden collapse of the Green
back vote in the manufacturing |
towns of Massachusetts, where the
Greenbackers anticipated their
greatest victories. Their dis.
appointment was most griev-
ious in Worcester, the scene |
of Buffers great strategeic victory.
He polled only 3,7a5 votes to Tai
bots 4,352. In Fitchburg, another
Of Butler's strongholds, Talbot has
1919 to Buffers S77. Lowell, the
home of the champion of fiat
money, gives him the small plu-
rally of 463. There is every indl-
| kion That the nraza which nrnd1cad