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National Republican., 1880-11-04
Hnuoocl, aud ,IoClciian Ancr tho Battle.

NEW YORK, Nov. 3.-The Erc,ipg Express gives
the following account Of the meeting this morn
ing between Generals Hancock aud Mcclellan:
For man who had met tho one crushing de-
feat Of his liio General Hancock sustains him
SELF noby At o'clock this morning he went to
his official headquarters aud was soon immersed
in the daily military correspondence lie had read
the morning papers at breakfast and knew the ro-
suit Not word fell from his lips; not move
mcut OF his impdssvo iuce gave token Of emotion
within. Two or three visitors called and
were received by General Mitchell in the Office.
AZ 10 O'Clock the ferry yacht brought over to
tasted the bitter experience Of the soldlor-condi-
date for presidential hnnors-Gencral George II.
Mcclellan. IL was kindred feeling, doubtless
that drew these two men together.
We'll, gencral|' was the visitors only greeting
Mac am glad to sec YOU" responded Hancock
II nm sOrry--.'
II am sorry too, but only for the people and tho
party"
Tie other visitors withdrew, leaving The two
generals alone.
National Republican., 1880-11-04
Tho New Yorlt Legisinture,
NORTH C.iROLLN.i.

GREENSpoRo n. c., Nov. 8.-Hon. A. NJ. Scales
(dcm) is reelected to congress from tho fifth dis
trct bv q majority Of about 1880 over Keogh (rep.)
and Weston (g'b'k.).
CHARLOTTE n. c. Nov 3.--The democratic ma
jorlty In Mecklenburg county will not exceed 100.
loss of700 on the vote of 1876. 1t Is reported that
the republicans gain member of tho legislature
IN Lincoln county. Robson county elc cts tho en-
tire democratic ticket, with democratic loss of 16
votes. Union county gives 500 democratic ma.
jorlty. democratic loss of29. In Cabarus county
n democratic loss Of 800 defeats Means, the regular
900 democratic majority. CASTOR county elects an
independent member of the legislature, demo-
crutic loss of 800.
RALEIGH, y. c., Nov. 3.-From the returns re.
ceived the indications are that the state has gone
democratic by reduced majority. The second
democrats. Tho returns are not sufficient from
the first and fourth districts to indicate the result.
The legislature is believed to be democratic.
National Republican., 1880-11-04

very close, with the chances in favor of the for.
mer As the republicans elect a member OF the
legislature in Shelby and Davidson counties Il is
thought they will control the Legislature, and thus
secure oUnited States senator and the state officers
MEMPHIS, TENN, Nov. 3.--Tho vote of Shelby
county complete. excepting three small precincts,
gives Hawkins (rep.) for governor 1885, Wright
lstnte credit dem J i,9lS Wilson formulating dem)
the county by 0,O majority, Moore trep.) for con.
gtess by 1901, and Casey Young (dem.) 6i57.
Moore's majority in the county will be about 900.
Private reports from Harlcman county give Young
1882 majority over Moore Fayetto county has
not boon heard from, but Moore claims that he
should receive not less than 900 majority there,
which will elect him bv 900. The democrats say
that Mooros majority In Fayottc county will not
exceed so and claim Casey Ioung's election by 30
majority. The republicans elect about 10 men,
bers to the legislature from West Tennessee gain
Of II. They claim that with the gains m0do IN
Middle and East Tennessee the legislature will be
republican.
National Republican., 1880-11-04
DEMOCRATIC STATES.
ELECTION VOTES.

Henry Green, just elected supreme judge in
Pennsylvania, has good, long term OF twenty-one
years to serve.
The Now York H0did charges John Kelly with
trading Hancock for Grace.
There was n full vote in New York on Tuesday.
The Hancock electors received about l2O,OOJ Car
field electors about 5000
The democratic majority In Maryland Is 5000.
Urncr carried Allegheny county by 275 majority,
Frederick by &C. Washington by $50 total, llQg.
Garrett may give small democratic majority, and
Montgomery county about - democratic major.
ity.
Baltimore polled the largest vote Of her history
on Tuesday. II stood 31G72 for Hancock, % 52S for
Garfield. Weaver received l3) votes.
Chicago gave Tllden a majority In 1916. Gar.
fields majority is about 5000.
The states which voted for Lincoln IN 1860 voted
for Garfield In 1850. Colorado and Nevada have
been added to the union since that election.
George A. ITalsey OF New York and George NJ
Robson are looming up as candidates for United
States genRtQrsllipS.
National Republican., 1880-11-04
WEST EIRGINIi.

WHEELING. W. Va, Nov. 3.-Thc vote in West
Virginia will not be materially changed from that
most of the counties heard from. The plurality
for Hancock over Garfield will not exceed 1000
or 1900 while his actual majority IN the state will
that figure. There is no doubt about the election
Of Horne (dcm) for congress in tho second dis
trict and Kenna dem in the third district. but
the vote In the first district IS so close that II
will take the official count to decide IT, The chair
man of the republican state committee claims tho
majority, and great many well-inrormed demo-
Gratis arc conccdng lIutchinson's election. II Is
evident that there cannot be over 100 majority
either way, and the chances for one are about as
good as for tho other.
National Republican., 1880-11-04
INDIiN1,

INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 3-l30 p. m.-Returns from
663 voting places in this state give Garfield 1877 $50
Hancock III 23l, Weaver G,43i; total, 2jS,4S5, The
game places IN october gave the republicans l37,-
dl6, Increased vote, 90; republican gain $40, domo
cratic gain 30, net republican gain $40; national
field 2lOi plurality, and a net republican gain
Of 800.
INDIANAPOLIS Nov. 3.-From the most reliable
republican sources 1t is estimated the state gives
Garfield 5000 minority The streets tonight are
thronged with pedestrians with tin horns and all
Is noise. Boniires are burning In different parts of
the city and bands of music are parading the
streets, followed by PROFESSIONS shouting for Gar
Held
National Republican., 1880-11-04
PERSON1L.

CARprSAL McCLosREY Is seventy-one years old.
DR. Howard CROSBY, presbyterian minister in
Of shame"
THE king Of Congo, in Africa, has been con-
yertod and baptized by immersion according 10
tho rites OF the baptist church,
GENERAL GRANT was entertained by tho Loyal
League of the United States at New York last
night, No speeches were made.
THE Chicago Times says that Major Rockwell of
the quart6rmaster'S department of the army VIII
lie Garhelds private secretary We think Colonel
d. G. Swain, mAjor and iudgoRdyucate, u, :, A.,
will bo much more likely 10 receive this appoint.
ment. He Is eminently fitted, both by social and
intellectual requirements, " MI lhls responsible
and delicate position,
National Republican., 1880-11-04
[From tho New York sun.l

Old General Zschary Taylor said of his soldiers
In Mexico that they never appeared to know when
they were beaten. We nre inclined 10 think, how
ever that If these men were living and members
conscious of the fact that they were beaten, and
pretty badly beaten.
The republicans have undoubtedly done many
things TO carry the country which will not help
them on the road to heaven; but then there have
been some practices on the democratic side not
altogether sanity,
OSE THING THAT NEW YORK DOEs-She con-
tributes gentleman to the ticket over the
triumph of which the republicans are hurrGhing.
General Arthur gave great part of the strength
to the ticket in this state. lie had been n salts
factory and popular collector of the port, and
everybody knew him to be gentleman.
National Republican., 1880-11-04
FLORIDA,

TALLAHASSEE, FLA, Nov. 3.--The returns by telc-
graph from all parts of the state indicate that the
ana Ority for Hancock and Boxham (deIn. for gov
eriior) will be between 20C0 and 5000. The repub-
liCan majoriics IN their strongest counties are all
Is elected by about Ol majority In the second dis.
triot. Davidson dem. In the first distrlcD is also
elected. The legislature Is largely democratic.
JACKSONVILLE, FLA, Nov. 3-Completc and csti-
mated returns from the following counties havo been
received. The democrats make net gains In every
county. Tho democrats carry the following
Columbia by 2l3, gain Of 2S over 1876: Levy $50
gain oiGg; EscGmbiG l75, gain of3j7 G0dsdcn S5
gain Of 600; sumter 500 gain of lG7; Santa Rossu
$50, gain of 90; Putn0ma small democratic ma
jority. The republicans carry Jefferson by S72
democratic gain OF 902 Madison by 81, democratic
gain Of 362. The net gGiu in nine counties 3497.
This indicates very heavy democratic majority
In the state.
National Republican., 1880-11-04
MAsSACHU US NTTS.

boston, Nov. s,--With fourteen towns to hear
from the electoral vote of Massachusetts, is as fol,
lows; Garfield l6l,6i7 Hancock 1861 Weaver
1907 DOW i57 Garheld's plurality, 5l0l6 The
from, gives Long trep) l50,2O3. Thompson (dem)
1O9O3S Sargent (gbk) 1903 Almy (prohibitionisD
$40 Longs plurality, 5Ol65, The result in the
towns TO hear from, Crapo's Orep) plurality G,S7l;
second, seven towns to hear from, Harris uopJ
plurality 6,296; sixth, one town to hear from,
hear from RussGll's (rep,) plurality 447S; eighth
district complete Gamblers Gepl plurality 6,255,
In the fourth district where Morse ldem.) has an
apparent plurality, Hayes, tho republican candi'
dale has requested a recount of the Boston wards
in the district except ward ten, which VIII be
GRANTED
National Republican., 1880-11-04
THE PRESIDENT-ELECT.
An Agreeable COngratulatory Visit u
Mentor.
General GHrioid's First Speech After the
Election Sch hoInrship and politlos--A
Compliment to Oberlin.
A Viii rrnm oherlln cnllere.

CLEVELAND, ONO. Nov. 3.--sevcn hundred Of
the faculty and students Of Oberln college visited
Mentor today II boiug the first doputauon to con-
gmtulate General Garfield who snid to them;
Mn. President. LADIES AND GESrLEnES This
spontaneous visit Is 50 much more agreeable than
prepared one. II clmcs moro directly from tho
hear, Of the people who participate, and recci 20
Il as a greater compliment for thGt reason, | do
not wish to be unduy mrressiblc or superStitiouS.
but though We have outliycd the days Of the
augIrs, | think we have a right tu think Of somo
events US Omous, ami greet this as happy and
augpici0us omen that The first general greeting
since the event Of yesterday Is rendered 10 me by
venerable Institution OF learning. The thought has
been abroad IN the world good deal and with roa-
son that there is u divorce between scholarship aud
politics Obcrn. believe, has never advocated
TINT divorce, hut there has boon sort Of q cois-
tered scholarship IN the United states that has
stood 0lont from active participation In public
affairs and Am glad to be greeted here to-day By
the active, live scholarship Of Ohio, aud know
Of no place where scholarship has touched upon
the ucrvc ccutro Of tublic intelligence 80 effect
uHl y as at Obcrliu. For this reason am specially
grateful for this meeting from the faculty aud
students OF Obcrlm college and its venerable prest-
dent / thank you, ladies AMI gentlemen, for this
visit Whatever the significance Of Yesterdays
event may be II will be all the more significant for
Being Immediately iudOrs0d by tho scholarship
and culture OF my state
National Republican., 1880-11-04
ONO.

COLUMBUS, OHIO, Nov. 3.-The republicans car
ricd this city yesterday by 48i majority q republi-
can gain Of 450 over Fosters vote for governor in
1879. Returns from all townships In this Frank
lin) county except one show that the democrats
have carried the county by 400 whereas the county
Is usually democratic by 500 TO 1000.
CINCISSATI Nov 3.--The republican state COM
mittee furnish the following summary of the cleo
tion: The figures of 81 counties. complete returns,
show a republican gNin over 1879 of 1880 Four
llcan gain In Il counties 1920 This added to
Fosters plurality, will make Gurlicds plurality In
the state 305i9. The counties heard from included
tho largest In Ohio but the gains in the remaining
AZ counties will mako Garhelds plurality about
95 O0O
National Republican., 1880-11-04
e.utny Tptrs
..ow

At Ia iol his
bo'- ..cy PARK and walked unattended
10 tnt youing.plgcc In Fourth avenue. IL was In
plumbers shop between Nuoecnth aud lwou-
tIGth streets. There was no lhroug ut the polls,
but the few NhO were there recognized Mr., Illleu
ana crow lpd around him as hc stcppod 10 the bal
lot-boNCs with bunch Of ticket, IN hi, hand, llo
uncovered MS head reverenUy, and, as the in
Sperior loudly asked him his name aud residence,
gave the requisite answer,
"rllden, $. j." shouted the inspector The
clerks looked over their books reported that tho
name had been duly registered, and then the in
spcctor uufoldcd the ballots and said loudly;
"Ilc votes all except the constitutional amend
mcut"
Then Mr Tllden put on his hat and slowly
walked home alone,
National Republican., 1880-11-04
PENNSYLVANIA.
The Vote In philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA Noy 8,-Thero was an aggregate
vote poed in Philadelphia yesterday of l73,O0l, as
against an aggregate on the gubernatOrlal election
OF 1873 Of lS5l and of 1926 In the presidential
contest OF 1875, The average republican majority,
for city and county officers was 10000, but Mr..
Pattson (dem.) made most remarkable contest
for the comptrolershlp, not overcoming these
figures. but securing for himself majority Of
~ lG6
MlDDLEBURG, PA Nov 3,-Tho official majority
of Snyder county for Garfield Is $40. For congress-
eighteenth district, Fishcr(rcp) has $50 majority in
the county.
PHIIADElPHIA, Nov. 3,-OAicIal returns and cor
reoted estimates Of the vote in this state received
to-day increase Garhelds majority about 1909 over
the estimate teegrnphcd this morning.
PHILADELPHIA Nov. 3.-Lato returns from the
twenty-nnh confessional district give James Mos
grove (dem.) 500 majority.
The Pennsylvania Legislature.
PHILADELPHIA Nov. 9.-The Times makes the
Pennsylyania legislature stand as follows; Sem
ato-republicans, 90 democrats 10; greenback,
/; vacancy, /. House republicans ll9i demo-
Gratis 7O gfcenbNciers, g. Republican majority over
all on, ioint bnllOt 40
National Republican., 1880-11-04
COLORADO.

DENVER, Coll, Nov. 3.--Forty.nine towns and
precints covering about half of the state give Gar
field $40 majority. The balance of the state Will
probably increase these figures.
DENvER, Col, Nov 3.-Returns from seventy
eight towns and precincts. comprising over half
the state aud including this city and Leadville
nearly complete, give Garfield 3,10l majority and
Pitkin trep) for governor 1000 majority. Bclford
republican candidate for congress- is 600 or 70)
ahead Of Garfield. The legislature is three.fourhs
republican. The above majorities may be
slightly decreased by later returns.
National Republican., 1880-11-04

"Ahn," remarks Mr.. Tlldcn. "What was that
little remark made about the unwisdon of con
douiug lgaudH
Let us give thanks The World newspaper gives
up politics this morning and returns TO what II
Acknowledgements and servant girls
After all, General Hancock is less to be pited
than many OF his followers lie has still his major
gencraship, There Is nothing incidental about
that
Now, Forney, como to the front promptly with
thnt recitation of the idiot Boy" You can throw
more feeling into It now than at later period.
BY the way the candidate who is elected will be
inaiguraed. That Is the solitary democratic
prophecy that is yindcatcd by the facts,
Let nobody forget that John W. Forney Daniel
t. SicRles and Daniel Buterield have Joined tho
democratic party forgeod. Don't let them sneak
back,
The Post sll keeps its Hancock banner lying,
II is understood, however, that the inscriptions
over the pictures Of Hancock and English are to
be changed, respectively, rs follows "Ihe man
who ought 10 have won" ana THE man VINO
ought TO have helped him mOre.'
National Republican., 1880-11-04
LOUISIANA.

NEW ORLEANS Nov 8.-By tho corrected city
vote Shakespeare Is elected mayor by $50 majority
and MlllenbeIger recorder of the lower district
BY 5S majority. Both OF the above are on the
peoples ticket.
NEw ORLEANS La, Nov. 9.-Hancock's majority
in the city Is 1922. The vote for mayor is very
close wilh.the chances fayoriug Joseph A. Shakes.
peare (ind. dem) With the exception of mayor
the Fitzpatrick wing calling themselves tho regu-
lar democrats, elect the entire municipal ticket.
Mlllenborger, for recorder Of the lower district,
win contest, he having received majority Of the
votes IN that district
National Republican., 1880-11-04
NEIY HAlLPSHLRE.

Concord, N. H., Nov. 3-.Two hundred and four.
teen towns give Garfield 43Oli, Hancock 300l7;
governor a. Gj' Jones (dem) 3s no scattering, 752
The remaining q towns gave two years ago l,i0d
republican, 1883 democratic and scattering.
Should they come the same this year Gnrleld's
plurallty VIII be 1852 and Dell,s malorlty 2127.
National Republican., 1880-11-04
CONNECTICUT.

HARTFORD, Conn, Nov. 3.--The total vote Of Con.
nectlcut, lacking tho small town Of Hamden, Is
field receives G666l, Hancock G10i3 Weaver S4i
Dow 345. Garteld's plurality is 2,6l8, Bigelow's
trep) majority for governor Is l9S and his plural
jty 2,SsS The legislature will stand is republicans
10 democrats In the senate and 65 republicans TO
50 democrats independent and greenbacker IN
the house. Republican majority on Joint ballot 93
Last year 1t was 90.
National Republican., 1880-11-04
a yic,ory of the stroug Man

CNClNNATI, Nov, 8-Ihc EnlUT9r Ideml saysi
1T appears that Grant, Conklug Cameron aud
Logan have been elected president Il appears
that the effect Of the October elections was too
potent 20 be overcome II j. nor tht tlunph OF
came to his rescue In Ohio and Indiana before tho
18th Of October and In whose hands he u.s. Speak
ing Of tho faults thar caused the defeat, II names
tho decision that made Indiana an october state,
and the cowardice that four years ago gave up
1Illnm 5 rnuan.
National Republican., 1880-11-04
uUmoRs or THE DdY AFrER.
tFrom The New York Herald.

From the New York Herald.
Why did not the democrats nominate men who
could carry their own states.
Even the howl OF fraud will be feeble this tlmc
there is not enough wind left to raise 1t above Il
whine.
A Brooklyn preacher is to go to congress, which
Is as II should be, for preachers thOuld always be
found where sinners are thickcSt.
Governor Corne!l's Thanksgiving proclamation
Is published, and General Hancock has probably
of his own.
National Republican., 1880-11-04
.ILIINOIS.

CHICAGO, Nov. 3.-Completc returns for this city
givo Garfield ~ dSi, Hancock 377l3; Garheld's ma.
give Garfield 4,3l2, Hancock l3j72 Garlcld's ma
Jority, 1910. The vote Of this city Is nearly 1000
heavier than in 1876 and ofthe county fully 90 900
cate the election of Davis trep.) to congress by
about 900 majority, and from the third district
the election oil Farwcll (rcp) By Il substantial ma
iority,
National Republican., 1880-11-04
NEW YORK.
Tic EnKnlt In BrooISlYn.

NEW YoRK, Nov. 3.-The returns from the various
election districts In Brooklyn were received at
police headquarters this morning. The vote now
shows that the democrats have carried the three
congressional districts In Brooklyn, aud have
elected 9 out OF ~ assembymen. Tho republicans
have elected their candidate for district attorney,
l. $. Catlcn; their county auditor, Francis Blggs,
and the two coromers of the county and they aro
naturally greatly reoiced over their victory. The
vote for court OF appeals III the city Is follows
Rapello (dem.) $685. Folger (rcp) 60i22. Rapello
therefore goes out Of the city with u majority of
3lGl, while liancock's majority is 1919.
The Vote In New York City.
NEW YoRK, Nov. 8.-Tho total city vote on
judge of court of appeals Is as follows Rapelo
ldem.( Ill ,5s7, Eoigcr (rep.l S7,6ls; Rapelo's
majority, 239 9Gl There are eight election districts
missing. Latest returns show the total city vote
for judge of the superior court to be Tru0x (dem
i00537 Russell (rep) 1885, TruaS majority, 26Oi,
with eight election districts to be heard from.
Grace (dem.) for mayor has a majority of from
1909 to 500 Garheds majority IN the state, 1t is
thought will not exceed 10000
NEW YORK, Nov 3-The total city vote gives
Grace q majority in the city for mayor of 2,0Oi
over DOwd.
NEW York. Nov 3.-oneida county gives 2Oj3
republican majority; republican gain, S7S.
MIDDLETowN, N. Y, Nov. 3.-Lalest returns
make Beach's (dom.) majority for congress in the
eighteenth district $50.
NEW YORK, Nov. i,-The Times gives the MAORI
for Garfield, Tho World estimates the republican
majority at from l5,00J to 10000, and says 1t may
reach the latter figure.
The New York Legislature.
NEW York, Nov 3.-An Albany spccial to the
ECcRiHg Post says number OF assembly districts
remain to be heard FROM but II is certain that the
legislature will be republican on joint ballot. Tho
scnate, which holds over, has Republican major
y of and tho majority in the assembly viii not
be less than 30.
National Republican., 1880-11-04
Police onicer Maitreatod by Roughs.

NEW YoRK, Nov, 0,-PollceoAicer william
o'Nen betterknowu us Nan, the newsboy," while
attempting to dlsperse a crowd OF roughs lsst
nIpht was set upon and badly beaten. Two of his
ribs We're broken, and when found he was dellrous
from conclusion of the brain, lie was taken to
bellevue hospital in a critical condition His as
saantS escaped.
National Republican., 1880-11-04
I'ENNESSEE.

Special Dispatch to THE NATIONAL REPunLIcAN.l
KNoXTLLE, TENN, Nov, 3-l052 p, m.
Hawkins (rep) undoubtedly elected governor,
with legislature close. Moore (rep) Is elected to
2O5 In the first and HOuk (rep.) by 1000 majority
In the second district tho largest majority ever
given here. Garfield carries east Tennessee by
10 600 majority. Don't count us a pah OF the
solid south IL YOU please. Il. w. AUSTIN.
NASHVILLE, Nov. 3.-The vote between Hawkins
(rep) and Wright Qunder dem,) for governor is
National Republican., 1880-11-04
IOWA.
The banner State.

DEs MONIES, Nov 3-The latest returns indicate
o republican majority In this state OF $1,000 The
republicans carry all the congressional districts,
DEs MoISEs Iowa, Noy, -GarAeld's majority IN
the state Is 73,C00, a gain of 10000 over last year
All republican congressman are elected.
National Republican., 1880-11-04
TEXAS.

GALVESTON. Nov. 3.--The democratic state and
national ticket is carried by 1000 majority. Shcp-
herd (dem.) for congress carries Galveston county
by 1000 majority insuring his election and giving
Texas solid democratic representation In con-
prpss.
National Republican., 1880-11-04
GEORGIA..
GeOrnIn Legislnture.

ATLANTA, GA, Nov. 3.--The legislature convened
to-day. Colonel James Boynton of Spaulding was
elected president of the senate, and Hon, A. o.
Bacon Of Bibbs sneaker of the house.
National Republican., 1880-11-04
NEBRASKA.

OMAHA, Oct 3-Returns from the state come in
slowly, but II is only question of the size of the
maJoriies. Garfield Will have not far from $4,000,
and the state ticket about the same. The repuDi-
cans elected thrcc-iourhs of the legislature. The
grecnback vote Is less thln last year.
National Republican., 1880-11-04
MISSOURI.

ST. LOUIS Nov 9.-Lincon county gives about
500 democratic and Jasper county about 80 repub-
lican majority. The few scattering precinct re-
considerable gains over previous republican votes.
National Republican., 1880-11-04

localities the greenbackers polod strong vote,
otherwise was small showing great docadence
in that party's strength. The legislature Is largely
republican In both branches. The republicans
also carried this city and county ON all but two
lnnnl nllnnra
National Republican., 1880-11-04
NEViDA.

VIRGINIA, NEv., Nov. 3-Tho democrats sweep
the state. Returns show that Hancock gets about
900 majority. Democratic congressman and u
supreme judge are elected beyond doubt. There
Is demoeroLlo majority Of 10 in the leglsaturo.