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Republican State Convention.

Tho pepublcan State Convention lie hereby
called to be held In the city of burlington, on
wednesday, the 28d day of june A. ID. $780, at
II O'Clock A. M. for the purpose OF nominating
candidates for governor, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ana
treasurer. to be supported BY the Freem men ., OF
Vermont, at tho next september election; also 10
nominate two Presidential electors-at-large, ana
We appointment OF State committee.
Towns will be represented In said convention
BY their delegates, chosen upon the bnsis of Que
delegate from each town, and an additional uele
gate for each ono hundred votes, and Tor eacn
traction OF ono hundred votes over fiity, cast for
the Republican candidate for governor at the last
State election. -,
BY vote OF former convention, the State Com
mittee are constituted a Committee on Creuen-
tale Delegates will provide themselves with
proper credentials, signed by the secretaries OF
their respective primary meetngs, anu in,,, eai
them 10 the State committee. their headquarters
tho American house. 80
The several railroads In the state VIII eNtehu
the usual courtesy Of fare one way, anu ARRANGE
nents have also been made by winch delegates
will be enabled 70 return on the same uay.
GEORGE w. GRANDEY,
(ChairmanD
GEORGE NICHOLS,
(Secretaryl hepuphcah
EBEN'R j. ORMSBEE,
STEPHEN THOMAS, State
FRANKLIN FAIRBANKS,
WILLIAM ROUNDS, Committee.
JOHN L. BARSTOW,
CARROLL 8. PAGE,
CHARLES 4. BENTHON.
Eorthneld, May 10, 1880.
zion will be entitled to representation as follows
ADDISON COUNTY.
Addison, 3; Bridport. 8; Bristol, 4; Cornwall, ?;
Tsrrisburgh, 8; Goshen, 2; Granville, 2; Hancock,
:; Leicester. D; Lincoln, 8; Middlebury, @; Monk
ten, 5; New Haven, 4; Orwell, 8; Panton,2 2; KIP.
ton. .; Salisbury, s; shoreham, 5; starksboro, 3,
vsrgcnncs, .; Waltham, |; Weybrdge, p Whit
iag.2 2.
BENNINGTON COUNTY.
Arlington. ): bennington, s; Dorset. 5; Glastcn-
bury. l. Landsroye. l; Manchester, 4; Peru, Z;
Pownal, 1; Readsboro, 2; Rupert, 2; Sandgate, =,
searsburg, !; SALISBURY, 8; Sunderland, =; STAN
fsrd, 2; Winhall, Q; Woodford, l.
RUTLAND COUNTY.
Benson, 9; Brandon, 5; Castleton, 3; Chittenden,
=; Clarendon, 8; Dandy, .; Fair Haven, 3 Hub
bardton, 2; Ira, 2; Mendon, q Middletown, 2
Mount IIollcy. Q; Mount Tabor, l; Pawlet q
Pittsneld, 2; Pittsford, 8; Poultncy, 4; Rutland
Il; sherburne, q; Shrewsbury, 2; Sudbury, 2
falmouth, 2; Wallingford, a; Wells, ?; West
Haven,
WINDSOR COCNTY.
Andovcr,2 .; Baltimore. l; Barnard. l Bethel, 5
Dridgewater, 2; Cavendish. 3; Chester. 3; Hart
ford, .; Hartand, 3; Ludlow. 8; Norwich, 3 Ply
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Efgat 1n&tfes.
yOMMIssIONER,s NOTICE,
COMMISSIONERS; NOTICE.

The undersigned, having been appointed by the
Hon. Probate Court for the district of New Haven,
commissioners, 10 receive, examine, and adj.
Just all claims and demands ofall persons against
the estate OF Myron Chaplin, late ofNew Haven,
exhibited in Offset thereto, hereby give notice that
we will meet for the purposes aforesaid, at the
late residence of the deceased, in New Haven on
the 4th Tuesday of June and the ID Tues
day OF November next, from one O'Clock A.
". until four O'Clock r. NJ, each of said
days, and that six months from the 10Th day of
May, A. ID. 1880, is the time limited by said
Court for said creditors to present their claims
TO us for examination and allowance.
Dated at New Haven, this 25th day of May, A.
ID. 1880.
G SE8i ?; Traa5TITI 0H com'rs.
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Il 1t looks just a little as if the
Office was cropping around after the
man at Chicago. This means Edmunds.
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NO MORE RHEUMATISM OR GOVT.

SALICYLICA A POSITIVE CURE.
Immediate Relief Warranted.
A Permanent Cure Guamtecd.
At once relieves and soon eradcates from the
system every thing caused by Malarious Amos
phere. All Urinary troubles find instant relief.
Complete substitute for Quiuins without its I'M
pleasant results. SAlicylica Is no Patent Medicine
but an established cure for above complaints,
highly indorsed by all hrstclass Physicians in
Europe; Pleasant to take; sold direct from i'm
portcrs by J. WAsHBuRN a CO,
No. 604 Twelah ST.. Washington. ID c.
81 box. GO doses.) 0 boxes - Sent by mai
an receipt OF prise. ST.
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II II seems TO be settled that the
Republican party won't be bossed to
any great extent.
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II Things now look decidedly favor
able for Vermont's candidate at Chi
eago.
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4. BROOKINS, r.,
w. G.. SPRAGUE,, >So
A. A. FLETCHER, w
III. G. MARTIN,

May 18th, lbSO. ,.--
" which the several towns in the county are
entitled ,,.-.-,,
Addison, 7; Bridport, 8; Bristol, 10, Cornwall,
O; Ferrisburgh, To- Goshen, 4; Granville, a;
hancock, 4; Leicester, 4; Lincoln, o; Middlebury,
10; Monkton, 0: New Haven, II; Orwell. ! Panton,
4; nipton, O.; Salisbury. Il Shoreham, y; STARTS
boro, 10; vergenncs, 10; Waltham, 3; WeyDruge'
Q. Whiting, T.
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r. trihe doubtful about being
able to announce the nomination of
Gen. Grant.
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A Suggestion for Senator. =,

Mr.. EDIToR:-Whie all minds are
naturally turned TO the Republican Con-
vcntion at Chicago, would it not be
we'll to turn for a moment to Offices
at home? The time is near at hand for
the naming of our county officers, and
in so doing, let us name those who in
honoring their constituents will also
honor themselves. II seems to be con.
coded that the senator from the Addi-
son district belongs of right to some
one of the lake towns, and as Shore
ham has III the ten years last past had
six years of Office holders and as Or
we'll does not ask for any place on the
ticket, would it not seem fit and appro-
PIRATE that Bridport SHOULD ask, nay
demand as q right, that one of her hon.
ored sons should hold that exalted
place. She asks that Nathan S. Ben
nett be the nominel for senator from
the Addison district, than whom no
more worthy man or citizen can be
named. B. Orwell, June 1, 1880.
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A correspondent of the Springfield
Republican has the following about
politics in this county. 1t will be APP
parent that he is little "out" in some
Of his statements:
The Addison county republican con-
vention is called at Middlebury, June
10, to nominate a county ticket. There
is sharp contest for many of the off,
ces, and the contest for the congressional
representative is still warmer. Addi-
son county will about equally divide
its support between Joyce and Stewart.
Both sides are active, and men are
riding all over the county urging the
merits Of either candidate. Ex-Gov.
Stewart is personally directing his cam
paign. Mason Colburn of Bennington
county has entered the field, and will
carry large part Of his county, while
it is claimed Stewart will carry large
part of Washington county and part OF
Rutland county. In county politics,
the strife between the candidates for
senator in the New Haven district has
narrowed down to three aspirants-
Charles Merrill of Addison, Il. s.
Dana OF New Haven, and William S.
Wright Of Waltham. They are about
equally supported, with the chances
favoring Merrills. In the Addison dis
trict, j. N. North Of Shoreham meets
with little opposition, and will probably
be nominated. In the New Haycn
district, there will be ne opposition to
the present incumbent as probate Judge,
but in the Addison district there will
be bitter fight between the present
incumbent, Col. L. L. Knapp of Mid
dlebury, A. d. Hayward Of Weybridge
and L. d. Eldredge of Middlebury.
Careful observers express the opinion
that Knapp will secure the nomination
by close vote, though it is feared that
even then al independent candidate
will run against him. James NJ. Slade
of Middlebury, and F. E. Woodbridge of
Vergennes, want to DO states attorney,
and Woodbridge is understood to have
the support of the Stewart party.
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MIDDLKDuRr MARKRT-Butter market good
Last weeks prices were fully sustained. Is cents
being paid freely. and occasionally II cents for
selections.
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EVERY SOLDIER

sbould read the advertisement OF w. G. Heringsr
4 Co.; they are one OF the oldest and best Claim
Agencies In the United States-Read their adyeF.
tisement osm
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MARRIED..

GARFlELD-wOLCOTT Bridport May %,
by Rev. j. M. Pascoe, MIR. Lyman Garfield oil
Schroon, N. Y. to Miss Ellen Wolcou OF Shore
ham.
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LYMAN CoTToS, com'rs.
GATE OF VERMONT,
A.I.lu

GATE OF VERMONT,
- Addison County, 50.
In Probate Court held at Mddlcbny, within
and for said District, on the 10th day Of May,
A. ID. 1880.
l.. Il. Knapp, executor of the last will and tes-
lament of lIoratio Goodrich, late of Middlcbury,
inlsaid district deceased makes application to said
license 10 sell all the real property belong
ing to the estate of said deceased In this state
representing that it Ia for the interest Of all con.
cerned In said estate to sell the same.
Whereupon it is ordered that said application
DO referred to session of this court 10 be held at
the probate Office in Miidlebury, on the 9Th day
OF June, A. ID. 1880, for hearing and decision
thereon, and 1t Is further ordered that notice
hereof be given all persons Interested by publca-
ton of the same three weeks successfully in the
Middlebury Register, printed at Middlcbury, be-
fore said time of hearing, that they may appear
at said time and place, and show cause, if any
uiey may have, why said license should not be
granted.
by the Court Attest
| ii. ". CHURCHILL,
| LIST Assistant Judge of county court and acting
Judge.
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Andovcr,2; Baltimore. Barnard, /; Bethel, 3;
Dridgewater, 2; Cavendish. 8; Chester. 3; Hart
ford, .; Hartland, 3; Ludlow, 8; Norwich, 3; Ply
mouth, .; Pomffet 2; Reading, 2; Rochester, 3;
Royslton. s; Sharon, q; Springfield, 5: stock
bridge, 8; Weathersleld, 8; West Windsor. .;
windsor, 8; Woodstock, 8.
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Bristol Retail Afarkc

NEW HAVEN, juno l. Tho butter market was
steady, with fair offerings. the prices of last week
being sustained Ave quote Butter, fair to good.
Is to 10, gilt edge lie. very little reaching tnls
calves. &c, live weight Hay, $lO to H. OATS 45c.
Potatoes, 35c.
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Republican County Convention.

A Republican Convention for the County Of
Addison will be held at the Court House IN MID
dlebury, on Tuesday. the 18th day of june A. ",
1850, at 10 o'clock a. m, for she purpose OF nom-
mating candidates for County officers TO be sup
ported at the election on the first Tuesday OF sep
ternber next.
is entitled TO one delegate, and one additional
delegate for every twenty five votes cast FOR the
Ropubioan candidate for Governor at the State
election last preceding the county convention and
ono delegate for each traction of twenty lve votes
exceeding one half and the subjoined list ID madc
on this basis. Town committees Will give at least
seven days public notice Of the primary.meeungs
for the election of Delegates, and the deiesates
e'ected will provide themselves with proper
cre,ieptlsis signed by the chairman and secreAry
OF tho primary meeting. which credentials may be
presented 10 the county committee and shall be
The proper evidence Of their election and entte
tbs m 10 seats In the county convention.
We would suggest that the several caucusee
select and make Recommendation TO the county
committee OF suitable persons to be appointed
town committees for the two years ensuing.
l.. *. KNAPP,
4. BROOKINS, corr,,
w. G. SPRAGUE,, Som
A. A. FLETCHER, N'"
IL. G. MARTIN,
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FOR PURIFYING. BLRAcHIso AND DIsIsFRcrIsd
Stands prominently tho beet.
Always put up In Diamond Bluc Label Boxes.
Ia LIB. Boxes. lie LIB. Boxes. I LIB. Boxes.
All First Glass Druggists Keep 1t.
Have your druggist order, IL he has neither in
stock, from CHARLES r.. RISLEY,
Wholesale Druggist. "a Cortland ST.. New York
City. 6-sw
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WANTED.

Immediately few Young Men and Ladies' 10
learn Telegraphy, good situations guaranteed,
address with stamp. Oberlin Telegraph Co,
sim Oberlin, Ohio.
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RICHMOND MARKET, May 50. The market was
little off from last week. fair to good butter
sold at IL to IA cents and choice to finc, 10 TO IT,
skim, to 8.
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Pensions S.sSiss in 'G g. SOLDIER s. SEER
vice from any cause; also, for heirs Of deceased
soldiers. Ali pensions dated back 70 day OF dis
charge, and 20 date Of the death Of the soldier.
Pensions increased; Bounty and new Discharges
procured. Address with stamp. SroDDARr A
Co.. Room No. ST. Cloud building, Washington.
ID. G. slim
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st. Albans Butter Market, June 1.-The ut.
tendance was good. receipts fair. market quiet
A nd prices lower Common tOsgOod butter sold al
IS TO Is cents per pound; collections. cents per
pound, with a few fancy lots at little higher
price Eggs, 10 cents per dozen.
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BREED TO WINNERS
HAMBLETONIAN CLAY AND MORGAN,
WINNER,

First Premium, and stallion race, Addison Co
Agricultural Society, Middlebury, Sept. Is, 1879,
In a field of IL horses
First Premium Champain Valley Agricultural
Society, Nergennes, Oct. l., 1879.
Bruno was foaed May 81, 1874, stands is IL
hands, OF beautiful cherry bay color weight 1900
lbs, has never been in trainers hands to have his
speed developed, though he trotted a half mile on
G. A. Smiths track last Autumn in one minute
and nineteen q :l9), and quarters in IS Sec a }2
gait, and half mile on ice last Feb. in :l5. His
sire, Victor Won Bismarck, is iull brother to Idol
and Gazele. record 22l, and half brother To
Dexter, IL IL, Nettle lis. Orange Girl, 20 -
Alcxander's Ab1alah, the sire of Goldsmith.
Maid, rec. . IA, Volunteer, the sire of ST. Julian,
rec. 2:l2 81 and 30 others with rec. in 80 or
better. Harry Clay. rec. 10, the sire of Bis
marck's dam. and Boteman, rec. ~ IL, also sired
the dams of the following horses st. Julian, rec.
3 IL 81, Dick Swiveller 2:ls Prospe'o 10.
Bodine, 2 10 IA, Elaine a yrs) "a L. Dame Trot
-, Big Fellow, ;2G l-4Iiiruuo, through his dam
Is of near kin to the following horses OF Morgan
blood, Lady Maud, 2:ls Ia, Camors,2 10 "a Little
Fred. 20, Hot Spur, "a, lancet, rs.
PEDIGREE.
Bruno got by Victor Won Bismarck, first dam by
the HeiDinway horse, I'd dam by sherman Black
Hawk, son of Hills Black Hawk, Victor Won Bis
mark, by Rysdyks IIambetonian; LIST dam Hattie
Word, by Harry Clay; 2d dam, Grandmother, by
Terror, son of Eclipse; Sd dam. Jennet, by Cock
of the Rock; 4th dam, by Dubois Duroc. son of
Clay. Jr., by Cassius NJ. Clay, dam by Imp. Bell
founder Hemingway Horse by Hills Black
Hawk. dam, by Woodbury. Morgan, son of Justin
Morgan.
TERMS.-$2O to insure, els the season, with
privilege of returning mares that do not prove in
foal next season free of charge. Mares kept TO
grass at 75c per week. accidents and escapes at
owners risk. Will stand at the premises of the
subscriber through the season.
Tanton, May IL, 1850. 7-sw
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PENSIONS

obtained for disabled soldiers. from date OF dis
charge II application Is led before July lst 1880
Pensions Increased. Send postage for new laws,
blanks, and instructions. Address,
SIN w. Q. BERlNGER CO.,
Pittsburgh, Pa, or Washington, ID. z.
AJ-Oidest Claim Agency In the United States
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-03

cock 900 majority 1t gave Tilden majority oi
., 300 in 1876. The same rats would give the
State to Hancock by 10000. 1t Is probable now
ever. that Hancock's majority will be 5O.oOo OF
CO. 600; the Republican vote here is larger than at
other places.
The Indications are that the Democrats nave
carried all the Congressional districts. The vote IN
the With District. between FELTON, llnd) and
Clements Regular Dem.l. and in the lXth District,
between Bell Regular DEM and Speer lnd.l,i
very close. The friends of Buchanan, the Demo-
cratic nominee IN the lVth Congressional District.
claim that his majority over Cox Qnd.l will be from
5000 TO I 900 IN the district
SOLID BY 10000 MAJORITY.
DEMOCRATIC CONGR SEMEN ELECTED.
ATLANTA. Nov. 2.-Hancock will carry Georgia by
40 600 majority Black DEM carries the lst DIS
trict by about 1000. Turner Dem. Is elected IN
the lid District bv 5000.
DEMOCRATIC CONGREssMEN ELECTED.
COLUMBUS ga. Nov IN J. Hammond DENT
is reelected 20 CONGRESS in tne Vth District, and j.
c. Clements Dem. defeats FELTON, in the With Dis
trCt.
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THE STATE REPUBLICAN BY 1900.
PORTLAND. Me-. Nov. 2.-One hundred and fifty
two Gowns give Garfield 4442G. Fusion 3G.6i2,
Weaver and scattering. 1.2S5. The same towns
September gave Republican, 4l,946, Fusion
81 G47. scattering. 33s Republican majority now
Il 4g6. against 3,0Gl ~ September; Repu blican
gain 595 This IS over half the vote Of the State
and indicates Republican majority of between
1000 and 5000.
AUGUSTA LEADS THE WAY TO VICTORY.
Augusta Ne. Nov. Augusta gives a Rrpubh-
AHAND ,OME MAJORITY.
SENATOR BLAINE To GENERAL GARFIELD.
Augusta. Me-, Nov. 2-S p. m.-Senator Blaine
has int sept the following dispatch over the wires
4" To General J. A. GARYIKLD. Mentor. Ohio.
Maine has gwen you handsome majority over
all onoo.,ns tickets. VIII send details later
y. G. BLAME
A REPUBLICAN GAIN OF 1000 IN 100 TOWNS.
PcpuAxp. Ne, Nov. 2.-One hundred towns IN
Nan. piye Garfield, 80, ,13S Hancock Z9.l72
vU.a,sr o43 In September che same towns gave
Rsnnbhoans. 30, 962; Fusion, 3O,s96; scattering
"a. ReonbIcan gain ever September 1857
pFprRIICAN GAIN OF 2,1G7 IN 40 TOWNS.
po,uAxn. Me-, Nov. 2.-l40 towns IN Maine give
car6sld Al .O54 Hancock, 3364l; Weaver, 1.l72.
Tn. sams towns in September gave Republicans
40 900 : Fusion. 35,s4s; scattering llo. hepuo-
-. %, gain over september. lG7.
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THE ClTY'S SPLENDID VOTE
HAYCOCVs MAJORITY ONLY 5000.

HANCDCkS IAJDRIlY ONLY 5000.
WILLIAM DOWD POSSIBLY ELECTED MAYOR
OVER WILLIAM r. GRACE
Loss IN THE DEMOCRATIC MAJORITY or OVER
l4ooO sINCE 1876 AND OVER 10000 SINCE
1S79-w,LLAM DowD POSSIBLY THg NEXT
MAYOR-rHE REST or THE COUNTY TICKET CLOSE
NO Loss FOR THE REPUBLICANS ~ CONGRESS-
MI.N.
The Republicans in this citv did
splendid work yesterday, cutting down
the Democratic majority to about $4,000,
possibly electing their candidate for Mayor
and certainly their candidate tor Judge Of
be Superior Court and making a close vote
ol the other local candidates. The candidates
or the local ticket probably elected are
.HWOr-W II am Dogd. Republican.
Jnfge of tie superior Coart-tlorace Russell, Re-
publican.
Eegistr-Augusus r. Dochartv. D nocrat
l'c0rder- Frederick Smyh Democrat.
huge y lte Murine C0art-Cuarcs j. NenTtgs,
Democrat
The following Congressmen are elected;
VIII Dlstuct-Benamu Wood. Gamnaay Demo-
With Districts. :. Cox Democrat
Filth Dstnct-W ulm Waldorf Astor Repub-
hcan
With D..tr.ct-Anson G. Nclook Republican.
lAtU Dsrrct-FerUandO Wood. Democrat.
b Datrct-Abram :. iew.t IT, Democrat.
AItA Dstuct-Ley. 2. Morton Republican.
VOTE FOX PRESIDENT n NEW-YO2K CITY.
COMPARISON WITH THE vOrg FOR LMUrENANr-
GOVERNOR ~ 1879 AID TIL EEGIsrRAuOS
rHls YEAR.
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COLOR ADO.
REPIRLIcAN. CONFIDENT.

REPT TBIICANs CONFIDENT
DFNvEI. Col Nov. 2.-The elect On Is passing of
quietly The weather is good and a heavy vote is
beng polled The Republicaus are confident
AN INCREASED REPUBLICAN MAJORITY.
RKPUBiICAN GAINs-TIIE RETURNS LATE.
DENvrR COL Nov. 2.-In Golden City. Col. Gar
field has 73 majority, Rcpublican gain of $50.
Lougmout gives Garfield 257, Hancock 100 and
Weaver 68.
1t is estimated that Arapshoe County will nve
800 to 900 Republican majority. gam OF nearly
200 The Republicans will carry the State prob
ably by an increased majority The returns will be
late owing 10 the length Of the ticket and the time
iOi clo-iny The n.Ils
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VOTE HY TOWNS.

4 MAJORITY OF 10000 AND PERHAPS RE, NORTH
or rHE HArLFM RIVER INDICATED.
Tn {, 2:3O L. III. returns had been received from
2g3 towns and wards north OF the Harlem River, iu-
cludiug fftceu wards OF the CitY of Albany.
Owing TO local causes, the Democrats gained
over 1000 votes in the Ciiy of Albany this
wear but throughout the rest of the state the gains
have been universally made by the Republicans.
Excluding the Cry of Albany. the 27S towns and
wards which have reported show majority OF
9O,72I for Garfield aud Arthur, against ma
iority Of 0,I6j IN the same places for HAYES
ln 1876 This indicates that the Republicans
will more than double their majority OF 10000 IN
1876 north Of the Harlem River. The probabilities
at 2:3O A. H. are that the Republicans have
carried the State north of the Har-
lem by aoout % 900 majority aud the
whole state by at least 10000. IL IS remark
able fact that the Republicans gained in the City OF
Cohoes nearly what thev lost III Albany.
The Greenback vote appears to have been small.
In the CITY OF ElmIra Weaver received $40 votes.
There were other votes for him IN Cnemung County.
His candidacy attracted little attention IN other
parts OF the State.
The tow returns are as follows;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-03
THE CITY AT MIDNIGHT.

GREAT CROWDS STILL Ar NATIONAL REPUBLICAN,
HEADQUARTERS SINGING CAMPAIGN SONGS AND
WILD WITH DEIIGHr
The great crowd ut National headquarters
towar midnight got spoit as some Que pat It 10 sp-
pete grew on what had fed and required
omethug very good sue enthusiasm displayed
AZ an earlier hour when the dispatches began dspel
doubt Having been salts hed that General Garfield
elected, the crowd b. gan 10 make fun.
'Leys ugratuiate Plaisted upon our glorious yc-
tory in Maine >" said one man.
Hancock couldn't carry his own county" said an-
other.
"wnat difference does that maket" said . third:
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