Daily Republican., 1879-11-06
TUESDAYS ELECTIONS.
Additional Returns How the
States Voted-Great Republican
Victories.
NEW YORK.

Victories.
NEW YORK.
Mr.. A. b. Cornell has been elected
Governor of New York by a plurality
wuich will not fall short of the figures
given in yesterdays "Times," very
near 40, ,OC0 votes. The rest of the
State ticket, with the exception of Mr.
Soule, may possibly be elected by a
plurality of from 5000 to 1900 votes.
Probably nothing short of the official
count will determine whether any Or
all OF the Republican candidates for
minor STATE offices are elected, but,
whether defeated Or victorious, the
plurality Tor Or against the residue of
the ticket is certain to be small.
Mr.. Kelly's vote seems to have been
somewhat larger in the State than was
at first supposed; but, as it has not
been reported by all the conuties, it is
difficult to say what the total will 10.
1t is probable, however, that it will not
fall much short Of 10000, including
New York and Kings Counties.
The Republican preponderance in the
stats sistature is strongly marked,
The next Senate will consist of "a Re.
publicans and Democrats. In the
Assembly there will be 81 Republicans
and 80 Democrats, giving Republi-
can majority of 56, and securing Re-
publican majority of Y on joint ballot.
PENNSYLVANIA,
The latest returns from all parts OF
the State indicate that the Republican
majority for Butler as State Treasurer
over Barr, Democrat will be about 81,
900. The vote polled will bs about
one-third less than that given for Hoy,
last year. The falling off is in the
Democratic vote mostly, the Republi.
can showing but slight loss. This is
the largest majority ever given in an
off year, and the second largest the r.
publican ticket ever had. In 1872,
Grant, for President over Greeley had
l0l, ,0U0 majority. Berks county the
stronghold Of Democracy only gives a
little over 5000 Democratic, majority.
| MASSACHUSETTS.
Returns from all but eight towns
give long, (Rep.) for Governor, l2l,-
TIC; Butler, 1855 Adams, (Dem. J
1874, and Eddy, (Proph.) lab.
petition has been filed for a re.
count of the vote for Representatives
in the Twenty-fifth (Middlesex) Dis.
triot, where J. J. Pinkman was de-
clared elected by majority of % ovel
Paul Butler, the Generals son.
MISSISSIPPI.
Only IA counties have been heard
} from. Of these, II have elected the
straight Democratic ticket, with ma.
jority Of $500. Kinds and Madison
Counties require an official count
Holmes County is conceded to tn.
Greenbackers, with the exception o
Senator. Marshall County, which il
considered the stronghold of Green back
, ism, elects the full Democratic ticket by
a large majority.
MARYLAND.
The majority of Hamilton, (Dem.)
fer Governor, in Baltimore is II, l02.
and the remainder of the State and city
ticket is about the same. The returns
from some of the counties have not yet
been received, but sufficient is known
to indicate the Democratic majority to
be from 1900 TO 10000.
VIRGINIA.
A Richmond despatch dated Nov. 9TH
says: The news came in bright and
booming for the Debt-payers last night,
but now all is changed. The Read
usters claim both houses Of the Grand
Assent bly,, and returns seem to warrant
that view. The debt question has split
the Conservative Party, and the bal
ancs of power is with the Republicans.
1t now looks not improbable that the
Repu blcans will be able to name the
United States Senator to be- elscted in
the place of Withers.
NEW JERSEY
The election in this State has result
ed in three majority for the Republi-
cans in the Senate a gain of one, and
Republican majority of II in the House,
gain OF l6, making IA majority on
Joint ballot.
| MINNESOTA.
Latest advices say that when the vote
| Is al! in from the rural districts, Pills
bury, Republican, for Governor, will
have majority Of at least II, 600.
WISCONSIN.
The indications are now that the Re-
publican State ticket is elected by at
least 25, 600 majority, the largest ever
given i'll the State.
CONNECTICUT.
Though the State went Republican
largely last Tuesday, the city of New
Haven went Democratic by a majority
of 1900. The Democrats elected two
Repressntatives-a gain of one Demo-
crat in the place of Dexter Wright, the
present Republican Speaker of the
House.
NEBRASKA.
No trustworthy returns have yet
been received from the State. Promi-
nent politicians estimate the Republi-
can majority at from 10, 900 to ll,0OO.
ILLINOIS.
johnson Republican for Treasurer Of
Cork county bas majority of 4,039
over all others. The returns from the
local elections throughout the State
have, as a rule, little political signif-
canoe; but where a straight party issue
was Joined there were Repu blican
gains.
Tho Y. i. N. u. Reception.
Tomorrow (Friday) evening, a num-
ber of young gents, connected with st.
Marv,s T,mDerapcp Pioneer COrps