Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-03
THE ELECTION.

IN tne eno!ce CT Gsp. uaclsS n. Oalu7'u w
Ohio. as President, and Gen. Chester A.
Arthur, CT New York. IS Vice President.
s. ltr as toe returns at hand enable sn tsl-
mate to b, made tho republicans will have ct
least 2O1 votes in Tho E!:c:c:al College.
zz: Colorado, 3; ConIccicut. 6; ll!aola,
81; IDdiC1a, Is; Iowa. IL; Kansas, s. Maine,
| 7; Massachusetts. l3; Michipsn, IL; Mnoesote,
Nebraska. 8; Nav Haupshre s; New York,
35; Ohio, %; Pennsylvania. 90; Raode ls'aud,
a. Vermont, S; Wisconsin. 10 Hancock has re-
oeived tho following electoral votet: Alabama,
| 10; Arkansas, 6: Delaware, 8; F.orid0, d. Gcor.
pis, II: kentucky II; L'nisIane, s; Maryland,
| s; Mississippi, s; Missouri, Is; New jersey. 9;
| North Carolina, 10; S"unih Carolina. I; len
uessae. -; Texas. s; Virginia. II; West Vir-
GINA. 5. The states ,ha. sre doubtful. or from
| which complete returrs have not been received,
are California 6; N,vada 3, and Oregon, 3
The New York papers ooucede the election
of Garfield. but The World claims that the
d:mccraIi, m riiy will be maintained 10 The
next Congress.
| NEW JERSEY.
TRENTON, NV. Tho Legislature IS kaIy
to be vary close CO joipt ballot with tho proba'
bilities that lite republicans will have three
msj9ri y.
TRENTON, NV. Both parties agree that
Ludlow, democrat. is elected Governor. tie
democratic State committee say By from 900 to
1900. The republican committee say from 60O
to $780,
The Slate G :mmiltces cf both pirtiss sdmjt
| that The republicans have mi riiy 10 the
Senate Ct q members. 10 the House OF As
ssubly Of SKY members the republicans have
! 81 acd the democrats %
Dopneily, democrat, is elec,cd ia tie TreutJp
district to the Assembly. The congressional
delegation stands same as last year.
JERSEY City. Nov. 3.-Seuator Hobart,
Chairman of the New Jersey State republican
exscutiv, committee says no has positive 10
formation that Potts is elected Governor BY
mej1riy of 400, but oorcsdas tia: tho demo
cratic presidential electors ha1o carried the
| State by small majority,
TRENTON. Nov. The democrats CAIN tho
election OF Ludlow fer GoVtrnor By 900 ma.
j,rity. The republicans say il is still in doubt.
| CALIFORNIA.
SAN Francisco. NV. 3.-Rslu:as f:om
ioterlor 1927 pr c:n's) some iooompete, glv0
Hancock. n 4O4; Garfield. 1920; Weaver,
9l0. The rsurns TO come 10 arc likely to in
crease Harc,ok's n'oity.
Page republican. probably tl-c:sd 10 Con
gress 10 2 district; Pacbeoo, republican. IN the
4.h; Rcseneraiz democrat. elaoted from Gig,
ard Berry. democrat, from , district.
| 1t is hou2ht the denoorac5 have working
no Iri'y 10 the ASSEMBLY, aud on ioqit ballot.
| at 1880 q. N. the count 10 this city Stands
GaisId, 7.Oll; Hsl eek, 1851; Viewer, 2ls,
For Congress, Davis, rel uoIican, 1852; Rose
Grams, democrat. 1856; Maybeil. graobaok. 247.
Q a. NJ. Garfield, II 3l9; Hancock, 1906;
Weaver. SGT. For Congress, Davis. republican,
| II 22l; Rosecra15, democrat, - sci; Maybell,
gtesnback, 34o
| OREGON.
New York. Nov. 3.-Ths republican IA
tionAl committee rtcsiVt d tho following dispatch
this m,ruiDg:
PORTLAND. OREGON. Nog. 3.
| S. ". Dorsey:
We have upquesiionsbly carried Oiegoa By
from 500 10 200 against tho best organization
! and nost determined fight ever made by the
democratic rartg of this State. (Sigped)
| JOHN Il. MITCHELL.
| j. SIMON,
GEO. A. STEELE
CONNECTICUT.
HARTFORD, Nov. 3,-With fva towGs to
hear from, the State iives Garfield, G5 TAG;
Hancock, G. $40; Weavsr, 100; DIV, 49,,
| Qtal VOtc ~ ~, Oalusiu d piul ahtr -iSoi'
Fer Governor, BigeloW, re2., Ga S73i English.
dem., G. l57; sts.,erap, l.C4t Blgslos he's
I,G72 plrraiiy. For Congress, Buck. rep, 10
tue ist district, hes 99s plurality; Phspe,
dem., 81 district. 1854 plurality; Wait, EtD.,
Sd district. 2 6GG plurality; Miles. rep. In
district. Gil pIuray.
| ILLINOIS.
| CHICAGO Nov S-Eeturns have Geea ttcaiVad
from hslt Of til. State of 1llinois, but compsrl.
| son hiss been m ade with only i97 towns and pre-.
cincts outside OF Chicago These show rotu3.
ican gains of iG35. a. the same rate in the rest
of the State the plurality in tho Sta.o for Gar.
heid will be shout d 0C0 The vote on Gove,no
and Congressman is little loss. 1h3 repub.l-
cans probably gain oAe Congressman 10y tho
election of Smith over Stevenson n the 18Th dis
| ttict
| TENNESSEE.
NASHVILLE, Nov. $3.50 o. MO- Han
cooks majority in the State there will b.
| slight fsihng off from the Tilden vote of 1876.
Tho result for Governor is still iu doubt and
will not be decided to night. Wilson will lead
Wright 10 middle Tsonesiees but Is beaten
| heavily 10 tho east ard West and is baG third
in tho rlc,. The rae, b,tween Wright aud
| Hawkins will be closs with the chaec:s faYorlng
| tho latter.
| DELAWlE.
WILMINGTON, Nov. 3-Rs!urr5 from oil
cleo ion districts 10 the State &c ~. Two in Kent
coucty. The nsioritiss of which are esiimalcd
upon the vote of the election last September
SHOW democratic usj ority of 04j Two thirds
| of tho legatuvs is democratic, lpsurlog Tho
return Of B,ysrd to the Senate.
MASSACHUSETTS
BosYoS. NV. with 2S to8ng 10 hear
flon the returns up to 3 O'clock this morning
give Garfield. $4,000; Hancock, l0G,S05;
Weaver, 81, 900; Dow, 49, Gal6sld'a plura.
~ ia 40. l07. The republicans will carry every
congressional disrics excepting the Alb, ard
that is in doubt.
CLEyEEANp, Nov. 3. -Conpiote r,iu;ns
show the vote in this city !: Garfield 1859:
Hancock. u 052; Weaver; zoe; Dow, DO; Gar
isld over Hancock, 93Tt oVor all. 1921
republican gao of LILO over the vote for Su
preue Judge 10 October.