Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1879-11-07
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MARYLAND In LINE.
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Hamilton's Majority, $4,000

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Hamilton's Majority, $4,000.
GAINS IN THE LEGISLATURE.
Returns of the election in Maryland indi-
cate the election of Hon. VIM. 7. Hamilton,
Democrat, for Governor, over Jas. A. Gary,
Republican, by fully $1,000 majority, which
is larger than any Governor has received
since the Acknowledgement of the blacks.
Whytes majority in 1871 was 1908. Gov.
CAROLS majority in 1876 was 1924. Til
denis majority in the presidential election of
1876 was 1879.
Majorities for Governor so far as re-
ported, show the following For Gary, Re
publican-Allegany 200, Charles 100, Dor
chester 40, Frederick 300, Garrett 1873, Som
erset 81, st. Mary's 59-total majorities $40.
Hamilton's OemocraD majorities are as
follows: Anne Arundel 1859, Baltimore
city 1924, Baltimore county 2640 Caroline
500, Carroll 300, Cecil 400, Hartford 900,
Howard 500, Kent 700, Montgomery 400,
Prince Georges 100, Queen Annes 900, Tai
bot 1877, Washington 1870, Wicomico 1000,
Worcester 800, Calvert 49-total majorities
% ,489; net majority 21,740. Mr.. Gary failed
TO carry Howard, and Mr.. Hamilton sue
ceeded in Washington, his home county.
The total vote of Baltimore city on Tues
day for Governor was 1902, Hamiltons
majority being 1924. The city vote of 1876
was: Carroll 36,958, Harris 21,963; Car
rolls majority, 1895. At the presidential
election of 1876 the city vote was Tilden
81, 100 Hayes 22,05S; Tilden's majority 10,-
141. The. vote Of the State on the same
election was Tilden 81, 7S0, Hayes 1881;
Tilden's majority 1879, In 1875 the vote
of the State for Governor was: Carroll 49,
454, Harris 1880; CAROLS majority 49,
924
THE LEGISLATURE.
Legislative election returns indicate that
Frederick and Washington counties will re-
turn Republican Senators. Five Republi
cans hold over, which will make that partys
strength in the Senate 7. The Democratic
Senators holding over were T. Twelve new
Senators are Democrats, which will make
the party's strength 10, which is a gain of
for the Democrats, the party divisions at the
last session being Democrats 10, oppostion8 8.
In the House of Delegates the Republi-
cans have Allegany A, Charles /, Dorches-
ter O. Frederick 5, Garrett 2, Washington 2,
total 10, with st. Mary's 2, and two doubt
full in Washington county. Total 10. In
the last House the Democrats were 65 and
the opposition H. The list of Senators and
Delegates is as follows:
SENATORS HOLDING OVER.
Allegany County-John S. Combs, rep.
Caroline-Thomas f. Gary, rep.
Cecil-Jonh NJ. Miller.
Charles-F. M. Lancaster, rep.
Dorchester-Clement Sullivan.
Garret-Balthaser Welfly, rep.
Acknowledgement Stump.
Montgomery-George Peter
Prince George's-Wm. b. Hill, rep.
St. Mary's-Robt. c. Combs.
Talbot-Edward Lloyd
Worcester-Littleton P. Franklin.
Note.-Democrats Z, Republicans 3.
NEwLY-ELEcTED SENATOR'S
Anne Arundel-Dr. George Wells.
Baltimore City-John II. Cooper, Wm. A.
Fisher, VIM II. Bians.
Baltimore County-George II. Williams.
Calvert-John T. Bond.
CaToll-EIenry Vanderford.
Frederick-Lewis II. Steiner rep.
Howard-Arther p German.
Kent-William Il. Hepbron.
Queen Ann's-Wm. Il. p. Turpin.
Somerset-Robert f. Bratton.
Washington-Jos II. Farrow, rop
Wicomico-J. Augustus Parsons
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
Allegany County,. J. Bruce, b. l.. Tur-
ner Reuben Anthony, d. ID. Shearer, rep.
Anne Arundel-Michael Bannon, John f..
Williams, w. +. Owens.
Baltimore City-Thos. j. McCosker, IL.
Cashmyer, Chas. II. Hamilton, Eugene A.
Early, Jesse N. Bowen, Levin II. Morris.
2, George Rinehart, Daniel Murray, Mar
tin Emerich, Jas A. l.. Mcclure, Thos. G.
Hayes, w. Campbell Hamilton.
B, Edward ONIahony, Johns. Campbell,
M. w. Donavin, Il. w. Albaugh, A. A. Rose,
VIM. A. Boyd
Baltimore County-John C. Sullivan, ii.
Clay Ridgely, Christopher c. Slade, j. Ed
ward Ward, BENZ +, Foard, Oregon r. Ben
son.
Calvert-Wallace Owings, George II.
Jones.
Caroline-Thomas f. Cox, William Mas.
sey.
Carroll-William +. Smith, 4. Herbert
Shriver, Benjamin +. Grouse, Robert Sell
man, Jr.
Cecil-Joseph II. Steel, Hiram McCul-
Tough, James Nj. Touchstone.
Charles-A. G. Chapman, dem, Sydney
L. Mudd, rep.
Dorchester-Benj. L. Smith, DEM, +. New.
ton, rep, w. 5. Smith, rep.
Observation-Disclosures l.. Wilson, George w
Remsburg, Christopher NJ. Riggs, Edward
Bernard, William l.. Cutler, reps
Garrett-Austin Speicher, G. w. Wilson,
reps
Harford-James b, Preston, VIM. G. Scott
Murray Vandiver
Howam-Robert A. Dobbin, John T.
Hardey.
kent-Wm. II. Ford, Thos. A. Hume.
Montgomery-Wm.. Grady, Thos. J. Ow-
ems, Geo. G. Patterson.
Prince George's-Joseph X. Roberts, Jr.,
Dr. Wilton Snowden, Frank T. Browning.
Queen Ann's-James r. Sudler. William
Henry Legg.
Somerset-Doubtful.
ST. Mary's-Fnnk N. Holmes, ind, John
n. Graves, rep.