The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-11-14
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"Commous calm has returns from one hun
dred and five Republican districts, OF thes'
81 oppo-iiion of different shades The re
turns on the State and Congressional ticke
come very slowly. Enough, however, arr
received 10 snow the l:epuoiican majority
will not be ~ large ast~o years ago
Haskell j. elected to Congress by plural!
ity. bu, HaiIowell, Republican candidate
at large ior C,nyress will probably hav,
from three 10 five msjpriIy over Crawford
independent candle
OFFICIAL Returns.
ArcHIsoS, Kan, November S.-The off
cial vote of this county Is as follows: -
John, Republican, f.r governor, 1870
Goodin Democrsr, o5.'; Mitchell, Green
back, 81: fnr lieureunnt s"verr"r, Hum
phrey, l,g01; UmmeIhIn, ji9, Taylor
%; fur Congress, \ ld,I-un J2I, Mcclure
,537, Gale ..
The daily .Chsmpiun" n;,- advhes froa
l03 representative districts, shosing thu
election Io the j. gi-laIuIe al Il Republic
cans, ~ d. mocr.,., and -isnt Greeuback
era.
The N-mah, c,univ otiicinl vote give
St. john 9.j4, Gopdin 7Oy, Mitch. II 81.
The Lyon County official vote gives St
John ,35:3i::i, Goodin 3SS, Mitchell sol.
MISSOURI.
LIBERTY, November S.-The official vot,
of Clay county-supreme judge, Norton
2,96S Gil-traP, 10; Denny, 2l5.
For Congress, Crisp, 2,10l Sawyer, 90
Jefiers, $50. Superintendent of publ,
schools, Shannon, 1904 Booth, lis; Bald
win, 2l7. The Democratic county licke
il elec ed by a large majority.
ST JosEPH, November S.-The offi,ia
returns Of Buchanan county give Norio,
$40 z; Gil-trsp, ,1i3 Denny, sol plu
rality for Norton of :. .O91. The other stat,
candidates run shout the same.
For Congress, Rea, democrat, 3,l9i; Ford
Republican -Greenbscker 3,2lS; carryin.
the county BY "a majority.
For state senator, Wallace Young, Dem
ocrat, 2,923 Manning, Greenbacker, 3,ls3
a msjority of26i for Msnning.
John Saunders, Democrat for representa-
tive, in the lst district has 10l majority.
Thomas J. Croweher, Greenbacker in tn,
2nd district, has 466 majority over Ramey
Democrat. John I. Riley, Democrat, il
the Sd district, has 1896 majority oveI Cap
tain R4ndall. Greenbacker. Every Demo
cratic candidate on the county ticket is ell
ected, except recorder Of deeds, defeated
by three hundred and fifiy-six majority
Ed. Van Riley, county clerk, received tn,
highes: vote and the largest majority, beat
ing his opponent BY 20Oi majority. Tn,
Democratic officer elected by the smalles
majority was circuit clerk, by PA msjor
ity.
Atchison county, official, Norton l,0l3
Gilstraps, 912.
DENNY has 600 for Congress, Rea, 9is
Ford, 1899.
For Representative Lewis, Republican
has 9iG; Campbell, Democrat 300
Moulton, Greenback, 632, electing tn,
Democracy by fifty plurality. Worth coun
ty, official; Norton, 652 Gils,rap, G0Ol
Denny, l27. For Congress 629 Ford
757. For Senator-Ioung, 54S; Manning
$50. Representative Me Elvain, Green
hacker, 7::;;3 Mauphin, Democratic, 6G3
The returns are nearly all in. and they elect
Ford TO Congress by 1000 majority, and
Manning to the Senate by about majority
over Walter Young.
KANSAS CITY, Mo, November S.-Com-
plete returns If all the counties OF this
Congressional district are as follows:
CAss county, Crisp. Democrat, l,l3S
Sawyer, Independent, 1888; JeffeFs, Green
hacker, 26i.
Clay county, Crisp, 2,.ol; Sawyer, 529
Jeff.rs, blank.
jackson county. Crisp, 1881; Sawyer,
50l and J.tier-, S92
Platte county, Crisp, l,4G1; Sawyer,
ISIS; o93 giving Sawyer a majority OF
SO over Crisp.
CHICAGO, Ill November S.-The "Trib-
unes Springfield special says: Morrison,
ID, mocrdt, is undoubtedly elected in the
18th district. The republicans generally
concede this.
CHICAGO, November S.-A dispatch from
Yankton says B-nnett, Republican, tor
Congress has l, ,059 majority in % counties,
and ) more counties TO hear from; these
and corrected returns from the Black Hills
will make his majority 1000. Returns
from Is of the Legislative districts give the
Republicans "a and the Democrats 4.
A dispatch from Des Moines, Iowa, says
that the Board of State Canvassers, to-day,
completed to canvass the vote of this State.
Following are the Republican majori,ies
on the State ticket: Secretary of State,
Hull, over Farnsworth, 1886; auditor,
1854; treasurer, 10, ,7SS; register of land
office, 9,745; attorney general. Il. .l95
supreme judge, S,7i4.
NEW ORLEANS.
New ORLEANS. November S-Returns
from 81 parishes give Burke, Democrat, for
state treasurer, 81, $50 majority. They gave
the Democrats 10000 msjority in 1876.
The Democrats assert that large majority
for treasurer was caused by the hostility Of
the colored people to Gardner, the Nation
al candidate, who was formerly Demo-
crat, and was charged by the colored peo-
pie with being connected with the killing
of Jno Gair in 1874. On the other hand
they believed Burke would sustain the
Nichols policy OF conciliation and justice.
The Democrats made large gains for Con-
eressmen and the Legislature BY making
fusion tickets in many parishes, by which
the negroes were accorded such offices as
sheriff, police, juror, justice of the peace,
constable and coroner. The Republicans,
however. sscribe the peculiarities of the
throwing OF the colored people to intimida
ton, citing the Tenas parish affair as case
in point, and also the failure to put the reg
ular ticket in the field.
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