The Morning herald., 1878-11-07
THE RESULT IN DELAWARE.

TIE RESULT IN DELAWARE.
TU1THnR nL1oTIoN RITURAs-Nlw CAS-
TIE DEMOCRATIC BY SIX OR sRvEN HUN.
1RsD-kENT THE SAME WAY, AND sUs.
SEX CLAIMED BY THE DEMOCRATS WITH
ONE THOUSAND MAJORITY. s9' ~
The returns from New Castle county are
now complete and show total vote cast
of7,e67. The Dsmocrotic ticket 10 elected
BY an average majority Of twenty-five hun.
dred. ss.4 2r
The following is q summary Of the votes
cast in the hundreds. 2m7a5
East Observation-Disclosures, ~: Re-
publicans, 40. Democraticm j. ity, g..
West Observation-Disclosures, 100; Re-
publicsns, 104 Democratic majorly So. +.
North OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, $50; Re-
publicans, 224. Democratic majority, %.
| South Christiana-Democrats, So; Re-
publiesns, 95. Republicans majority 10.
Mil Creek-Democrats, 278 Republican
2s3. Republican majority s. f.,
New Castle-Democrats 407; Republicans
2l0. Democratic majority, 287.
East White Clay Crsek-Dsmocrats 1856;
Republicans rs. Democratic majority, go.
West White Clay Ureek- Democrats ITO,
Republicans 90. Democratic majority, so.
Psncadsr- Democrats 100; Republicans
"a. Demecratic majority 106. '-'
East Red Lion-Denocrsts 1877; Rspubli-
cans 125, Democratic majority, q.
West Red Lion Democrats 90: Republi-
cans So. Democratic majority A.
East st Georges ats 1853; Re
publicans 45. Democratic majority 49, q
West St. Georges-Democrats 169; Re-
lpublicsns "a. Democratic majority 145,
Observation-Disclosures 225; Repub-
licsns rs. Democratic majority 200. %
Blsckbird-Democrats 176, Republicans
80. Democratic majority 128. I'7
1 -r KENT COUNTY.
AZ stated in . special dispatch to the
HERALD yesterday, no opposition was Of
fered to the Democratic ticket. Twelve
opposition tickets were cast in Duck Creek
hundred. 1904. x.
Thevote is as follows: ren
Duck Greek, Democratic 2s4; opposition
East Dover, d, S7s votes. ,-r-
West Dover, D., 24S votes.
| Lit le Greek, u, 100 votes. amy
North Murderkill creek, d, PSI votes.
South Murderkill creek, D, So5 votes.
Kenton, D. 14 votes. .n
| Mispillion, D S14 votes.
Milford, D, 217 votes.
SUSSEX COUNTY.
Eight of Sussex eounty's thirteen hun-
dreds have been heard from thus far, and
seven Of these are carried by the Democrats
with majorities ranging from a to l83 q
follows: Broadkiln, 18s; Lewes and Rebo
both, 149; Georgetown, 174; Seaford. go
Nsaticoke, sS; North West Fork, "a; Cedar
Creek, ~. This makes Democratic total
majority 90 tar 40 heard from of between
five and six hundred lEdian River hundred
has gone Greenback by q small majority,
not exceeding 6 or votes, and In some Of
the other remote hundreds, the fight was
livery close. This 10 especially the case With
Broad Creek and Little Greek hundreds
from which nothing has been heard % far.
Those two hundreds are considered Green
back strongholds. The whole County ie
claimed by the Democrats with majority
Of 5000, but 1t 10 doubtful whether It will
reach that. ~
The following are the returns from Broad.
kiln hundred: 1850. s.tf 'Ua1 .,.
For aovernor--Ha,l, D., ss7; Stewart, g..
lS7. .,r. -, 80. ~
For Congress- Martin, D., S7e; jackson
, g., 1Oe 80,
For State Senators Cotesby +. Rust, D..
Isaac Couaway D 2S2; Caleb N Lynch, g..
samuel Kinney, Jr., lO9:
For Representatives-Joshua Webb. D..
2s2; I. N. Fooks, D., 2S2; Shepard Z. Nous
ton, D 267; James Il. Law, D., 2el; Eli
8. Short, D S79; J. G. Cannon, D 2sS
Clement G. Hsasn, D., 2S2; W. T. Elliott
IT,, 1Os; Thos. P. Dukes, g 1Os. JOSEPH
NJ. Davis, g., 104; George T. Front, g., 10l
ssm'l G Fisher, G., 1O2; J. q. Hooker, G
i 102; Eligah J. ILLS, G. 102.
For Sheriff Joseph Ellis, D, 97e; WIN
q. Lingo, g., 49,,
For CorUner-Sam'lJ J. Wilson, D., 2ss
Gillis J. Daughters, G., 101. -,
i For Levy Court Commissioners-lTh In
whole Democratic ticket 10 elected by
vote of 2ss to 1922. ..u u.
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