Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1879-11-06

victory in this city and COOK county.
The indications are that the city is Re-
publican by about 5000 majority-a gain
of 10000, and the county by from 1000
to 5000 majority.
SPRINGFIELD, Nov. 4. - Sangamon
county, which usually gave 500 Demo
cratic majority, has elected Debold Paul
in, Rep. county Treasurer by over 300
and Allen Evans, Rep, county
Surveyor by about 200 majority.
Connecticut.
HARTFORD, Nov. 4.-The election in
Connecticut, to-day, was for the Legls-
latule only and for the Senate. Elec-
tions were held in only II of 21 districts,
of these Republicans elect 10 and Demo-
Gratis 1. The Legislature now elected
does not choose a United States Senator,
but the Senators now elected hold over
till next year and will vote for Sena-
tor to succeed Eaton. The net Republi-
can gains in the Senate is over last
year, and in the House IS. The Repub-
lican majority on joint ballot last year
was Al; this year it is SO end possible SO.
Nebraska.
LINCOLN, Nov. 4.-The election re-
turns came in slowly. The indications
are that Cobb, Republican candidate for
Supreme Judge, is elected over Kelly.
by $4,000 majority. The total
vote of the State will reach 10000.
New Jersey.
NEWARK, Nov. 4.-The Republicans
have gained one State Senator in New
Jersey and probably six members of the
They will retain control of
both branches of the Legislature-the
Senate by majority of 3, and the AS
sembly probably by IA or 16 majority.
Minnesota.
ST. PAUL, Nov. 4.-The returns come
in slow from the county, only a few
small precincts being received. These
indicate a much smaller total vote
than two years ago and majOrities are
reduced. There is much
of all leading candidates.
Republican for Governor,
falls behinds the ticket in most precincts,
but runs ahead largely in few. Gil
man, Republican, for Lieutenant-Gov-
ernOr, generally runs ahead. 1t is not
likely that the average majOritles on the
State ticket will much exceed 10000,
though the returns from the interior
towns may materially increace the Re-
publican vote.
Wisconsin.
MILWAUKEE, Nov. ALSO P. NJ
One hundred and thirty-nine towns and
cities, including Milwaukee, show net
gain of S,677 over the vote
Of two years ago. Smith, Rep. for Gov
ernor, has a majority of 1900 so far,
with half the State to hear from. His
majority is safely estimate at $4,000, and
with strong probability Of $4,000. The
Assembly and Senate are largely Repub-
Iican. Ex-State Senator Kuhn, chair
man of the Democratic Central Commit
Tee, was defeated for the Assembly by
more than 1000, the district giving him
four years ago 66O majority.
NEW YORK.
The Tribune says: Mr.. Cornell has
oeen elected Governor by plurality
which may reach $4,000. The returns of
he vote for Lieut.. Governor seem to
show that in spite of the union of the
Democratic factions upon the nominees
or six State officers, the whole Republi-
an State ticket below Governor may be
elected by majority of from 5000 to
$1,000. The Greenback vote seems al
most to have disappeared. The Republi-
ans have elected twO-thirds of the
House and probably the same proportion
# the Senate.
NEW YORK, Nov. THE World says
thousands of Republicans voted for Rob-
nson, but he has been beaten because
Tilden allowed the impression to prevail
hat RObinSOn'S cause was his cause,
no intelligent person will
MENTION Tilden seriously as a possible
for the Presidency. Neither
will any one mention him as possible
andidate for hOnors in his own State
lis position in the politics of New York
5 that of a marplOt, who could neither
ucceed himself or would allow men to
ucceed who had in themselves the ele-
lents of success, of which he had at
east permitted himself to be deprived. |
lie laShed his own political corpse as
losely as he could to the living candi- |
ate of the Democracy of New York, land |
the State has thereby lost the honest |
ervices of the one, it has at least been |
hereby delivered of the incumbrance of |
ne other.
The Times says: In New York the
.epublican victory is overwhelmingly
AlOnzo B. Cornell is elected
overnor by plurality of 10000 votes,
nd the entire Republican State ticket
elected. The Republicans elect "a
enators and IS Assemblymen. The
emocrats Senators and 43 Assembly
en. The Republican majority on joint
illOt will thus be 5S.
The Sun says that Cornell has proba-
y a plurality of $4,000, and that Potter
I'd the rest of the State ticket are prob
)ly elected.
The World claims the election of Pot
r and the balance of the State ticket
7 $4,000 mujority.
0 EDITORS:
NEW YORK, Nov. with so many
estimates regarding the re-
lit of this State, and in the absence of
licial figures, it is hardly possible to {
rm correct judgment tonight, but it !
ems safe to say that Cornel's plurali- !
will reach from 10000 to $4,000, and !
at the remainder of the State ticket is J
ose, with chances favoring the Demo- ,
ats. g
[Signedl ]. BoYNToN.
New YORK, Nov. 3, 4 A. M.-TOtal city
tie for Governor: Cornell, 45,O1O; Rob- I
son, 57,54S; Kelly, 42,l36. For Lieut.. c
,vernOr: Hoskins, 49,66l; Potter, 95,- /
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