The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-07
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Il -AglsGAaBu, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Tue
i Third Alabama district Sanford, DEM, ts
elected to succeed illlanls almost unani.
molsly.
TEXAS.
/ GALVESTON, N November 8.---S pedals TO- the
iyetrs report returns coming in slowly, but
they show almost universal maiorities for
the Democratic State ticket. The following
1 congressman are undoubtedly elected: First
district, Reagan; Second, Culbertson |;
Third, Weilborn; Fourth, Milis-ali Demo.
Gratis. Schielscher, Dem, in the Sixth dis
ltrict. and Hancock, DEM, in the Fifth, are
ia doubt.
# TENNESSEE.
| MEMPHIS, November 6.--The officiai vote
OF this city gives Casey Young, Ind. DEM,
for Congress, 763 majority. His estimated
majority In the county is 1000, which will
be increased by returns from Fayette and
Hardeman counties.
NASHVILLE, November 6.-The official
vote OF this city gives Marks 1859 majority
over Edwards, GreeDbacker, and 450 ma
iority over both Republican and Green
back candidates.
House, Dem, for Congress has 800 ma
jority over the Republican, Greenback, and
independent candidates.
The Democrats will have an increased
representation in the Legislature.
NASHVILLE, November 6.-There is no
longer any.donbt Of the election OF Whit
thornc in the Seventh and McMilIen in the
Fourth districts. This gives the Democrats
the entire congressional delegation except
Houck, Rep, in the First district.
Marks, DEM, for Governor, received more
votes than both his opponents.
NEW YORK.
OswEGo, November 6.-Mason, Rep, is
elected to Congress from the Oswego and
Madison district by 800 to 900 majority.
PoUGHKEEPsIE. November 6.-Ketcham's
(Rep.l majority for Congress in the Thir-
teenth district is S,62G-the largest ever
given in that district.
NEW YORK, November G.-Archibald
Bliss's (Dem.) majority for Congress in the
Fourth brooklyn district is about 1000.
NEW JERSEY.
TRENTON, November 6.-The Legislature
stands: Senate-11 Republicans and ten
Democrats one OF the latter Independent.
House-36 Republicans and "a Democrats.
Smith, Democrat and Greenbacker, IS
elected in the Second district by 1000 ma
iority. Amos Clark, Rep, is probably
elected in the Third district by $50 major
ity. These two districts heretofore have
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.. PENNSYLVANIA.
PHILADELPHIA, November Gin the
Seventh district, Godshalk, Rep, will have
900 majority. In the Eleventh, the con-
test between KlotZ, DEM, and Albright,
Rep, is very close. In the Eighteenth dis
trict, Fisher. Rep. is elected by about 400
majority. In the Eighth district, Clymer's
pem.) majority is GOAT. In the Twen-
tietb, Yocum, Nat, is elected over a. G..
Curtin, Dem. In the Nineteenth district,
Beltzhoover, DEM. is elected by $500 ma-
jority. In the Thirteenth, Ryan, Dcm., is
elected by 260 majority. ....
MASSACHUSETTS.
Bosroy. November 6.-The Journal says
the result in the Sixth district is in doubt.
Returns from one town-Hamllton-a
wanting. II says that afterarevison OF the
figures Loring is elected by l4l. The New
buryport Herald figures Boynton elected
by &C, but editorially they cannot say who
is elected.
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
BosToN, November CA special to the
Journal, speaking Of the New Hampshire
election, says the new Legislature VIII
have to elect United States senator in
place OF Senator Wadleigh, whose term en-
pires in March, 1879. The aspirants are
said to be Hon. Mr.. Wadleigh, General
Stearns, of Nashua; Henry w. Blair, Of
Plymouth; General Marston, Of Dover !;
Austin II. Pike, OF Franklin, and ex-GoY-
ernor Cheney OF Manchester. The contest
will be lively.
CHICAGO, November 6.-Retur1s from the
city, nearly complete, show total vote OF
A, ITO, and the election OF the Republican
candidates. in the county by malorltlrs
ranging from 5000 to 10000. The Green
back vote in the county is about 1000, and
the Socialist vote about 1000.
Upton. Republican, in the Thirteenth
district, is pretty surely defeated by Steph-
enson, Greenbacker and Democrat. by over
500 majority. Both parties claim the Elgh'
teenth district, but there is nothing DEFINITE
rs yet.
The indications are that the Republicans
have fair working majority in the Legisla-
ture. but the Democrats do not conccde IT..
QUINCY, November G.-Adans county
elects the entire Democratic ticket. Single
toms majority in the county for Congress
is about 1900. This congressional district
(Elcventh) Will give singleton about 5000
majority.
MICHIGAN.
DETROIT, November G.-Returns come in
slowly, but from present indications the
Republicans have undoubtedly elected their
entire congressional delegation from this
State, which is gain OF one congressman,
Newberry. Rep, being elected in the First
district by plurality OF LOIS. CrosWcl's
| plurality for Governor will probably be
SC, 900. His majority over Weber, Demo-
Graf, in 1876, was 23,434. The Legislature
| will be strongly Republican.
Up TO the present writing some 400 towns
and precincts heard from give CrosWell q
plurality OF 24,005. At many interior towns
the National vote exceeds the Democratic.
WISCONSIN.
MILWAUKEE, November Elm the Fourth
district Denster Democrat is elected by 4
small majority. In the Third district Ha-
zcton's (Repu5lican} chances are improv-
ing. and he is probably reelected. which
will leave the congressional delegation in
this State unchanged.
Later.-FuI! returns from the Fourth
district give Denster, Deul., 157 majority.
MISSOURI.
ST, LOUIS, November 6.-The Democrats
elect out OF State senator's in this city,
and II out OF u representatives.
A dispatch from Kansas City, Mo-, says
the congressional contest is very close IN
the Eighth district. The Democrats claim
the election OF Crisp by 800 to 500 majority,
while the friends OF Sawyer, Ind. Dem.,
claim his election.
MINNESOTA. .. ......
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