Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-11-06
TI:l: ELECTIONS.


State Returns ana Congressional Districts.
The New York state majority upon the
lowest estimate 0fthe Democratic organs
is Il, 900, and upon the highest by Rcpub-
licans 1000. The truth probably is .ilat
it will be about 1900.
Senator COnklinS, Governor Cornell and
General Grant were in conference ycster-
day, and the gossips have it that they arc
fixing up 4 cabinet for Garfield
The Tammany Democracy have issued
an address to their brethren throughout
the country lamenting the defeat OF Gen
cral Hancock as a great natiOla! calamity
and attributing it to fraud, the coiouiza-
tiOn OF repcatcrs, and the intimidation of
labosiEg men. In support of this they ask
that the vote OF New York city be scrutil-
lied and compared with the vote OF 1876.
when the Democrats cast II? 80 ballots
and the Republicans 3S.JJt;l. III 1889 the
Democrats cast 123, 102 and the Rcpul.i-
caa 81, .2G, showing . Republican increase.
Of %, 1';5 and Democratic increase ~:
1855.
Later returns make the vote OF Caliior-
mia practically tie This change is due
less to any turn in the reports Of precincts
than to revision Of the tabu!atcd state
mcnts. These differ considerably and
there arc evidences of Ioose work sufficient
to discrcdit all estimates.
Nevada will give Hancock about Coz ma
jority.
Returns from seventy-six out OF tic
ninety-four counties in Tennessee. give
Hawkins, Rep, for governor, 2.1Oi :;
Wright, Dem, G1,Gtl Wilson, 49,S4.
The counties to be heard from gave Hayes
q majority of 2,0G0 over 'rildcn il. 1876.
The Legislature, as far as heard from, vii!
stand as follows: Senatc-Rcpublican
:: Democrats, 6 Reputation Democrats
4 districts in doubt, s. Housc-itcpub
licans, 2S: Democrats. l6 Rcpa,liatioi
Democrats, 10 districts in do;,bt. o1--:s
Republican gain OF 10.
The majority for Garfield il, i,.. i, r4-
timatc;l at $4,000.
The estimated majority in ili.n,; Ia.
the Republican candidate is 80, 600.
Ford, Grcenback-RcpubIican. has -
majority for Congress in the Niht!. Mis-
souri, district.
Tie official count shows the vote ui the
st ate of Delaware 10 be as follows : Dem
ocratic, Is, 1873: Republican, IA, 1j3 Dem
ocratic majority, 1893.
The latest returns from the Sixth Mis-
souri, district indicate shc election "i
Hazeltinc. Gbk. Rep, over Waddell, Dem.
by about 800 majority. This is the fourth
Democratic loss in the state.
Gariield's majority in Minnesota is 10
coo. Tie Legislature stands Senate
Republicans, 81; Democrats, 10: House
Republicans. So; Democrats. II: Inln-
pcndents and Greenbeckers, 10.
The majority for Hancock in Maryland
is 11,449, 4 reduction OF 5000 from the
majority given to Tilden four years ago
The only Republican congressman is
Crncr. from the Sixth district.
\ dispatch from Galesburg, H., says
sufficient returns have been received to de-
cide the election of Lewis, Republican,
over Lee, Democrat, in the Ninth con.reS-
sional district, by 800 majority.
The congressman from Virginia arr !:
First district, George r. Garrison, DEM;
Second, J. F. Dezendorf, Rep; Third,
George ID. Wise, Dcm.: Fourth, Joseph
Jorsensep, Rep: Fifth, George {. CabeI.
Dem; Sixth, !. Ran. Tucker, Dem;
Seventh, John Paul, Rcadiuster-Dem.:
Eighth. J. :. Barbour, Dem: Ninth.
either Tri@ @g or Fulkerson, both Demo-
Gratis. Total-lscpublcans. ,; Demo
Gratis, : Republican gain of One