Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-11-04
GARFIELD ELEOTED.
New York Settles the Questlon by =
Republican Majority of About
25,OOO-.AOxv the Other States Voted

New York Settles the Questlon by =
Republican Majority of About
25,OOO-.Rovv the other states Voted.
New York State has given Republican
majority of at least 20, 900. Republicans
claim the state by from 20 900 to 80, 900 ard
the Democrats conoede Hanoock's defeat.
The fight for Mayor was very close. but
Grace, John Kelly's candidate, has pull,d
through by a small majority.
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
The latest authentic returns from New
Hampshire irdoatc t.; ele9ti ~ uf Bel,
Rep for Gov, rnnr AID ful electoral
ticket by majority OF a. leea 5000
Senator Blaine claims Maine by hsnd-
some majority. Republican paius are
reported alI over the State. rhe estimstt
majority OF the Republicans is 600.
CoNNEcrIcUr,
Gsriiold's majority in Connecticut viii
probably reach 5000. Miles, Republican,
is elected to Congress in the Fourth dis
trict. The Democrats claim Phelps in
the Second Congressional district.
The Legislature Ia Republican by about
too onihc % iuot ypht, ~ WOO wv VIZ
joint ballot.
INDIANA.
The returns received thus far from
Indiana show about equal Republican AID
Democratic gains. Ia 40 towns the nat
Republican gain ia 3, indicating Repub
lican ma jority in the State Of about the
same rs given for Porter.
CALIFORNIA.
Returns from California are very
Democratic.
Arkansas.
Returns from Arkansas indicate that
Hancock has carried the State by 80, 900,
and that all four Democratic Congressman
are elected
GEORGIA.
Hancock has carried Georgia by 40, 900
mejority. The indications are that the
Democrats carry all the Con-
the Seventh, between FELTON,, Ind,
Ninth, between Bell, Regular Dam, and
Speer, Ind, is very close.
VIRGINIA.
The Funders have carried Virginia for
Hancock by substantial ma iority. The
latest returns indicate the election of Con
gressmen George ID. Wise, Democrat, in
the Third district; John s. Barbour, Dem
oorat, in the Eighth district; john Il.
Tucker, Democrat in the Seventh district,
and the reelection of Joseph Jorgenson,
Republican, In the Fourth district. The
election OF Dezendorf, Republican, for
Congress from the Second district, is
conceded, Republican gain of one
Congrt ssman.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
II is estimi ted that the ajority on tle
Democratic national ticket il ( 900, aud
G000 on the State and county tickets.
LOUISIANA.
Partialreturns from all parts of Louisiana
indicate the election OF the Democratic
candidates in all Congressional districts.
FLORIDA.
The indications from Florida sre that
the Democrats will make clean sweep of
the State, but until further returns are had
from the strong negro counties nothing
positive can be affirmed. Tho reports
favor the election of Bloxham, Democrat,
Second district is close.
TEXAS.
Texas goes for Hancock and DemocrL tic
congressman are elected in the First,
Second. Third, Fourth and Sixth districts.
The Fifth district is in doubt. Shepherd,
Democrat, is thought to be elected by
about 800 majority over Jones, hide
pendent.
MARYLAND,
Maryland has gone Democratic by
reduced majority. The complexion of
the Congressional delegation Is probably
unchanged.
NORTH CAROLINA.
Returns thus far from North Carolina
show Democratic gains over their vote Of
1876. The state has gone Democratic by
fair majority. ShscklsfoId (Dem. J, for
Congress, is elected ever Oauady (Rep)
WEST VIRGINIA.
The returns from West Virginia are
meagre, but the indications are that the
State will go Democratic by about 10, 600
The Congressman will be unchanged. The
vote shows large Republican gains.
PENNSYLVANIA.
Pennsylvania gives Garfield majority
of 5000. The aggregate vote of the
State exceeded that of 1875 by over
100000. The Republicans claim the
election of IL congressman and the Demo
Gratis 8. The Legislature is decidedly
Republican in both branches.
Robert E. Pattison, D., Endorsed by
Independent Republicans, is Reelected
City Controller of Philadelphia, receiving
92, O70 votes, against E. Harper Jeffries
who received 10, votes. Pattison's
majority is 10, 4G6, while the republican
majority for the Garfield Electors is 20, 762
making a difference in favor of Mr.. Patti
son of "a 228.
OTHER STATES.
The following States are reported
for Garfield Iowa, Kansas Massachusetts,
Michigan, Minnesota, Nebraska, OHIO,
Rhode Island, Vermont Wisconsin.
THE NEXT CONGRESS THE SENATE.
From present indications the Senate of
h, -. It,,prauu ,,.ilI e1unA n, tnIln,pe